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  1. PocketFuel - My Latest Product Obsession

    A Trail Runner's Blog &bull Feb 3, 2012

    Scott Dunlap's blog of trail running, ultrarunning, and triathlon racing in the USA. I enjoy the physical, emotional, and spiritual journey of outdoor events and the chance to meet cool people. This blog contains interviews, research, original fiction, new product… Full Story »

  2. Alumnus reaches out to Tanzanian children through backpack business

    Topix Hiking News &bull Jan 27, 2012

    A four-day hike to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro proved to be more than a test of physical endurance for ASU alumnus Matthew Clough - it was also an opportunity to help through creating Benson Backpacks. Please note by clicking… Full Story »


  3. Lightweight Backpacking: Sweat the Big Stuff

    Adirondack Almanack &bull Jan 25, 2012

    Become a part of the solution: Andrew Liveris (UPENN interview) and the Nature Conservancy hope to plant a billion trees in the Atlantic Forest of Brazil. New York Apartments Looking for Budget Hotels in Manhattan New York or New York Apartments? Lets Book Hotel is a good resource for all your new york accommodation needs. Reducing the weight of one's backpack is essential for journeying into the depth of the Adirondack backcountry, where trails are nonexistent and obstacles plentiful. This is especially true as time passes and endurance of youth gives way to the slower plodding of middle age and… Full Story »

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  4. Win a Gregory Z45 BackPack

    The Smoky Mountain Hiking Blog &bull Jan 24, 2012

    Our friends over at MyLifeOutdoors are giving away a brand new Gregory Z45 BackPack, via LeftLane Sports. The pack is valued at $180. And, if you're a brand new member at LeftLane Sports, you'll receive a $10 in-store credit just… Full Story »

  5. Axrak Makes it Easy for You to Bicycle With Your Guitar

    Wend Magazine Blog &bull Jan 16, 2012

    Bicycling while clutching a guitar or banjo can be an awkward experience. Your balance gets thrown off by the weight of the instrument while its awkward shape impedes navigation. So what's a pedal-prone musician to do? One option that works… Full Story »

  6. South East Carneddau 2-day backpack

    V-g Backpacking in Britain Weblog &bull Jan 16, 2012

    Our first backpack of 2012 and another short outing in the Carneddau for brief daylight hours, this time a 2-day circuit from Capel Curig around Cwm Tal-y-braich over the south eastern tops of Pen Llithrig y Wrach and Pen yr… Full Story »

  7. (M) Hyperlite Mountain Gear Porter / Expedition Pack Review

    Backpacking Light &bull Jan 10, 2012

    Ultralight backpackers have developed an unquenchable fetish for packs that are measured in ounces, seemingly with no regard at all to what the pack has offered with respect to durability, comfort, or aesthetic design. Small manufacturers continue to feed this small market. The market… Full Story »

  8. BH Freeze Proof Camera Round-Up

    Topix Hiking News &bull Jan 4, 2012

    Michele Bachmann has canceled her campaign trip to South Carolina and scheduled a news conference in Iowa, suggesting she may drop out of the race after a poor showing in the Iowa caucuses Tuesday. If you're looking for a pocket… Full Story »


  9. #1 2011 Gear of the Year: Big Agnes Copper Spur 3

    Calipidder.com &bull Dec 31, 2011

    This is the second of the two new 2011 purchases to make the list. Many of you are familiar with my love for my solo tent, the Tarptent Rainbow. Because I love that tent so much I purchased the Double… Full Story »

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  10. How to Conquer Mount Kilimanjaro

    Camping Tourist &bull Dec 14, 2011

    Climbing to the top of Africa's Mount Kilimanjaro is quite an accomplishment and can be achieved a lot easier if you are properly prepared for the trek. This means you need to take along the right clothing and equipment and be prepared for the altitude adjustment. The mountain, which sits in Tanzania, is just over 19,000 feet in… Full Story »

  11. Mutterings of a Long-Distance Hiker

    New York Outdoors Blog &bull Dec 13, 2011

    Talk to golfers and you hear about birdies, bogies and par. Talk to a bird watcher and you'll hear of passerines, accipiters and puddle ducks. Talk to a long-distance hiker and you'll need a dictionary to decipher their language too. Rich and I recently returned from The… Full Story »

  12. (M) Altai Skis: The Hok Ski and X-Trace Universal Binding Review

    Backpacking Light &bull Dec 13, 2011

    It took me decades to really care about skiing. Growing up in flat Ohio didn't help, but even on trips further afield the lift-served, in-area alpine skiing never resonated. I usually got bored before my legs gave out or the lifts stopped running. Cross-country skiing was more my style, but I inevitably wanted to venture away from golf courses and groomed trails, where the floppy boots and skinny, plastic edged skis made the steep and narrow woods exciting in a way only enjoyable by those young… Full Story »

  13. Great Idea for Preventing Frozen Water Bottles

    The Smoky Mountain Hiking Blog &bull Dec 12, 2011

    Last week I presented some tips for preventing water bottles from freezing solid while hiking in cold weather . In the posting I mentioned that if you're storing water bottles in your backpack on a very cold day, you may… Full Story »

  14. Do you recognize this man?

    The Smoky Mountain Hiking Blog &bull Dec 8, 2011

    Does this sketch look like anyone you know: Law enforcement officials encourage area residents to continue reporting any information they may have that will lead to the arrest and conviction of the man accused of raping a woman in the… Full Story »


  15. Discover the Joys of Winter Hiking

    The Smoky Mountain Hiking Blog &bull Dec 5, 2011

    Many hikers tend to run from the woods as soon as the first snow flakes begin to fall. However, winter is great time to hit the trail. Not only are the crowds gone, but many parks show off their true beauty after a fresh snowfall. With just a little more attention to detail beforehand, anyone can have a safe and enjoyable hike during the winter. Although it might feel quite frigid at the trailhead, your body will begin generating… Full Story »


  16. Tech: Shoot a Better iPhone Adventure Video With Tips From Camp 4

    National Geographic Adventure Blog &bull Nov 28, 2011

    Welcome to the blog of National Geographic ADVENTURE. Sign up for ADVENTURE's free monthly newsletter. More Find the trip of a lifetime with the first authoritative rating of adventure tour operators. If you spend anytime watching adventure videos and films, then you know Camp 4 Collective. The powerhouse production team includes some of the world's best climber-photographers-Jimmy Chin, Renan Ozturk, and Tim Kemple-shooting in the world's most extreme, least seen places. Last week they released The Denali Experiment, featuring an all-star crew of mountaineers, skiers, and snowboarders blending their skills to climb up and shred down North America's tallest peak… Full Story »

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  17. Outdoor Gift Ideas & Black Friday Deals

    The Smoky Mountain Hiking Blog &bull Nov 25, 2011

    Looking for some gift ideas, or maybe just trying to find a simple stocking stuffer for that outdoor lover in your life? This is great way to enjoy a glass of wine after a long day on the trail! The… Full Story »

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  18. Swiss Top Court Tells Nude Hiker to Pay Up

    Wend Magazine Blog &bull Nov 23, 2011

    Swiss nude hiking made the news again last week after Switzerland's top court rejected the appeal of a man fined for trekking in the buff in the canton of Appenzell. To recap, this story was first reported in early 2009… Full Story »

  19. Getting Ready For The Great Outdoors

    Hiking News @ ABC of Hiking &bull Nov 16, 2011

    Whether you are taking a daylong hike or considering a camping trip, preparation is key if you want to make your excursion memorable and comfortable. Here are a few tips to consider when embarking on an outdoor adventure: First, make… Full Story »

  20. Trail report - Shawnee State Forest Backpack Trail, Part 3

    Topix Hiking News &bull Nov 15, 2011

    Morning of day three arrived crisp and clear. The viewing window in my tent's rainfly had frosted over and there were icicles hanging from the tent poles, but I had stayed warm enough for a good night's sleep. Please note… Full Story »



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