Hiking Items Beginnings I. Pack and StorageII. Sleep SystemIII. EatingIV. HydrationV. Staying HealthyVI. ClothingVII. Safety and SurvivalVIII. Extra and Luxury Items Pack and Go! (and download)Who doesn’t like checklists when packing?Unless you have a super memory, going without a list might leave you on top of a high plateau with no camp stove … [Read more...] about The Ultimate Hiking Items Checklist: What Should Never Miss & Recommendations (+PDF)
The 10 Best Sleeping Pad Picks Specially for YOU | 2019
Camping and hiking under the stars will leave you breathless.Still, when it’s time for bed, you need somewhere comfortable to sleep.A good sleeping pad will give you enough insulation to keep you warm.It should also be thick enough to keep you comfortable.If you want to shed the ounces, you may need to sacrifice warmth, comfort, or affordability. So here are … [Read more...] about The 10 Best Sleeping Pad Picks Specially for YOU | 2019
The Alocs Spirit Burner Alcohol Stove – Product Review
The Alocs Spirit Burner Alcohol Stove is a lightweight alcohol stove, ideal for solo backpacking. This is another gem sent to me by Gearbest.com, and I’m happy about it.As in my review for the BeamDay LED Light, this is all my honest opinion. I like finding good deals on good gear, and I think I’ve found one here with the Alocs Spirit Burner.It's hard to … [Read more...] about The Alocs Spirit Burner Alcohol Stove – Product Review
How to Choose a Sleeping Pad for Backpacking: Types & Tips
When it comes to backcountry sleep systems, we have come a long way since the days of the cowboy bedroll.Today, we can choose from an array of closed foam, self-inflating, and manual inflating mattress and sleeping pad for backpacking systems.If you are shopping for a new one, it can be so overwhelming, that you might feel like just digging out your grandpa’s … [Read more...] about How to Choose a Sleeping Pad for Backpacking: Types & Tips
Sharing the Trail: Your Guide to Muti-Use Hiking Trails
It’s an amazing feeling to know that you are the only person for miles. I love the days when I can walk all day without seeing another soul.Unfortunately, that’s not always the case, and as some of America’s most popular hiking trails seem to be bursting at the seams, we need to learn how to share hiking trails in a way that doesn’t disrupt others too much. When … [Read more...] about Sharing the Trail: Your Guide to Muti-Use Hiking Trails
