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  1. A Novice Tramper in New Zealand - how to get on the trail safely!

    Our Hiking Blog: Bushwalking Stories from Australia &bull Feb 5, 2012

    For a complete beginner, going from a casual day hike to a well-planned multiday tramp, as they are called in New Zealand, can be a daunting task. In this article, we will help you make the jump with advice on the essential backpacking gear that you will need to acquire in order to be safe, self-sufficient and comfortable. We will then focus on organizing a walk in New Zealand: with its majestic scenery, first grade tracks and handy backcountry huts, this is perfect tramper country, from beginner right through to expert. As a tramper out on a multiday hike, your… Full Story »

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    • BackCountry

  2. Dan Crane: Backpacking Through Middle Age

    Adirondack Almanack &bull Jan 11, 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. Facing middle-age is a traumatic prospect for many people, more so for those who enjoy exploring the Adirondack backcountry. During this period of life, the wear and tear of many decades begins to erode the physical abilities of youth. This physical erosion puts increasing demands… Full Story »


  3. Outdoor Skills and Advice: The Ultralight, Eco-Friendly Backcountry Boiler

    National Geographic Adventure Blog &bull Dec 30, 2011

    Text and photo by Ryan Hutchins, Senior Field Instructor and Lightweight Backpacking Pro at the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS) As a tinkerer of gear, I get really excited when someone decides to build something they want that doesn't exist.… Full Story »


  4. Winter Camping Destinations

    Camping Earth Blog &bull Dec 10, 2011

    If you've studied up on your winter camping tips and feel ready to brave the frigid temperatures, where are some good destinations for winter camping? Thankfully, it's a big, beautiful world, so you shouldn't have to struggle to hard to find a great winter camping destination. Big Bend National Park is… Full Story »

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    • Backpacking

  5. Abel Tasman Coast Track - New Zealand

    Our Hiking Blog: Bushwalking Stories from Australia &bull Dec 6, 2011

    Ask anyone to tell you about the ideal setting for their dream vacation and they will probably describe a picture perfect vision of rolling hills clad in dense green bush, topped with towering ferns and crisscrossed by crystal clear creeks, all exuberantly tumbling down towards the shores of the deep blue sea where a curvy sweep of pale white sand neatly divides solid ground and whispering waves. Now, you would be hard pressed to find a country more hiker friendly than New Zealand: thousands of kilometers… Full Story »

  6. 5 Ways to Use a LoopRope in the Camping World

    Hiking News @ ABC of Hiking &bull Dec 5, 2011

    LoopRope, a revolutionary fastening system out of Oregon, is adding a new retail client to their growing list. Kentucky-based outdoor chain Camping World is putting colorful LoopRopes on the shelves of their 83 stores this month, joining Cabela's, and Wal-Mart… Full Story »

  7. Winter Camping in Michigan State Parks

    Camping Tourist &bull Dec 2, 2011

    When the trees have finished changing colors and the fall gradually turns into winter, it doesn't mean the camping season's over. Not in the American state of Michigan anyway as there are at least 10 state parks that offer year-long camping. The winter air is cool and crisp, the snow makes everything look so clean and beautiful, and… Full Story »


  8. Holiday Gear Gift Guide Editor's Picks

    Wend Magazine Blog &bull Nov 22, 2011

    As the air starts to really bite and holiday music starts playing in stores, we all know we have a big task ahead: shopping. We run around like crazy trying to find the perfect holiday gifts and best deals, and constantly arrange and rearrange mental lists. It's tiring, but here at Active Junky we know chances are that pot holders and fruitcake will often be put in the back of the closet, or worse-re-gifted. On our site we put together a list of the top 100… Full Story »


  9. Where to Shop for Discount Camping Equipment

    About Camping &bull Nov 12, 2011

    Great deals and discounts on camping equipment are easy to find this time of year. Some of the top outdoor retailers have online bargains, end-of-season sales events and clearance sales, not to mention outlet stores that have deals all year… Full Story »

  10. (M) Lightweight Integrated Canister Fuel Stoves State of the Market Report 2011: Part 3 a Wrap Up and Reviews of Individual Stoves

    Backpacking Light &bull Oct 19, 2011

    We tested the performance, evaluated, and reviewed eight lightweight backpackable integrated canister fuel stoves in this state of the market report. Lightweight Integrated Canister Fuel Cooking Systems State of the Market Report 2011: Part 1 - Overview and Stove Performance… Full Story »


  11. Monatauk Gnat Titanium Stove Review

    Backpacking Light &bull Oct 19, 2011

    The Gnat is exceptionally lightweight and has a larger burner and wide, stable pot supports. Burner control is excellent, heating rate is good, and fuel efficiency is good. However, conventional top-mount canister fuel stoves are typically very sensitive to wind,… Full Story »


  12. Jetboil Sol Ti Premium Cooking System Review

    Backpacking Light &bull Oct 19, 2011

    Finally, a truly lightweight integrated cooking system! We have long recognized the advantages of these fuel efficient and wind resistant stoves, but they have been too heavy, until now, to seriously consider for backpacking. Jetboil has done an excellent job… Full Story »

  13. (M) Lightweight Integrated Canister Fuel Cooking Systems State of the Market Report 2011: Part 2 a Trends, Stove Ratings, and Selections

    Backpacking Light &bull Oct 4, 2011

    The original Jetboil Personal Cooking System, introduced back in 2004, was the first integrated canister fuel cooking system. Our in-depth Review of the Jetboil Personal Cooking System reported on its strengths and drawbacks. It's innovative and wonderfully fuel efficient and wind-resistant, but heavy and low in cooking capacity. It… Full Story »

  14. Top 10 Camping Gadgets You Must Have

    Camping Tourist &bull Sep 29, 2011

    In our days it isn't enough to have a tent to go camping. There are a lot of other things that we have to be thinking about, and it seems like that one of the most important ones are the camping gadgets. Which of them to bring? It's not uncommon to see flashlights with LEDs and even such flashlights that come with a tripod, so why is this product so special? The difference is that this one comes with knobby and flexible legs that can grip different things, like branches, tent poles… Full Story »

  15. Top 10 Most Practical Camping Furniture

    Camping Tourist &bull Sep 24, 2011

    Camping is a great outdoor activity, whether with friends or with family. Although camping is supposed to take one closer to the nature, there are some comforts one can't do without. Here is a list of top 10 practical camping furniture that will help make your camping trip comfortable. This camping furniture is perfect to help keep your clothes or your food properly organized during a camping trip. The Zara express cupboard is easy and quick to set up and dismantle. There are no loose parts to lose or place wrongly. The wardrobe has six shelves inside it, all edged… Full Story »

  16. Trail Subscription Offer - Jetboil Flash worth 80!

    Live for the Outdoors News &bull Sep 21, 2011

    For just 49.99 you'll get 13 issues of Trail delivered to your door plus the Jetboil Flash - a total package worth 131! Clearly the lack of oxygen at altitude has been getting to us... All in one, robust and… Full Story »

  17. (M) Lightweight Integrated Canister Fuel Cooking Systems State of the Market Report 2011: Part 1 a Overview and Performance Evaluation

    Backpacking Light &bull Sep 20, 2011

    Canister fuel stoves are the darlings of lightweight backpackers. Their main attributes are speed, adjustability, and convenience. Lightweight conventional top-mount and remote canister stoves were just as plentiful ten years ago as they are today. With a lightweight cook pot, a typical two-person cooking system weighs around 9 ounces (255 g). However, the conundrum with conventional… Full Story »

  18. 7 of England's Most Popular Campgrounds

    Camping Tourist &bull Sep 17, 2011

    Camping has long been a favourite pastime in England and there are hundreds of excellent, small campgrounds to visit. These are some of the best in the English countryside. The Barn Farm is a popular campground with school groups and families. There are numerous hiking paths that take you into the country's Peak District where… Full Story »

  19. Top 10 Camping Stoves to Warm Your Outdoor Adventure

    Camping Tourist &bull Sep 15, 2011

    While being on a camping trip, it isn't enough to enjoy the scenery, but you also have to eat, and for this it is a must to have a camping stove. Here you will find some that you should most… Full Story »

  20. Farragut grad completes 2,000-mile trek in four months

    Topix Hiking News &bull Sep 5, 2011

    Heading out with only a 16-pound backpack filled with food, water, fuel for a stove, clothes and a guide book, 19-year-old Michael Fleming took on the challenge of the Appalachian Trail, a hike of more than 2,000 miles. Please note… Full Story »

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