When Hiking, Who Has the Right of Way?

If you enjoy hiking on somewhat remote, “single-file” trails, you may have met other hikers coming from the opposite direction and wondered whether … Read More»
How To Change Out Your Snowshoe Pole Tips for Hiking

Are you wondering "Can you use ski poles for hiking?" You may be surprised to learn that your snowshoe poles don't need to go into storage for the … Read More»
How to Hike Responsibly During Mud Season

Springtime hiking is here! You’ve been waiting all winter to enjoy fresh air, the scenic outdoors, and a good long hike. It’s good to be aware that … Read More»
8 Tips to Staying Fueled on Your Winter Adventures

Few things can be more exhilarating than heading out for a snowshoe or hike into the stillness of a beautifully blanketed winter wonderland. Before … Read More»
10 Tips to Stay Warm on a Winter Hike or Snowshoe Adventure

Winter hiking or snowshoeing can be a fantastic experience. You'll see beautiful landscapes and snow-filled scenes that you just can't see during any … Read More»
How to Prepare for Your First Snowshoe Adventure

Thinking about your first snowshoe trip? It’s true. Snowshoeing can be easy to learn, inexpensive, and great exercise. Depending on your … Read More»
Tips for Hiking with Dogs: Keep Them Safe and Happy on the Trail

Photo credit: Bike List Before leaving the house for your first hiking trip with your canine companion, you should be aware of these safety tips to … Read More»
How To Stay Healthy On the Trail When Temps are High

Summer is here! And though it welcomes in all sorts of exciting outdoor activities, it also means higher temperatures which, if not prepared for, can … Read More»
How to Avoid Ticks While Hiking

Concerned About Tick Prevention While Hiking? Preventing and avoiding ticks while hiking is important to keep in mind! From the first hint of Spring, … Read More»
10 Ways Trekking Poles Might Save Your Life

Adding trekking poles to your hiking gear might be a no-brainer after you’ve tried them for the first time. Yes, they appear to be a variation of … Read More»