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OUR FAVORITE BLOCKBUSTER OUTDOOR FILMS, ANOTHER GREAT WAY TO PASS YOUR TIME DURING COVID-19
Last week we shared with you some of our favorite trail inspired films to help pass the time. This week we thought we’d kick up the films a bit with our favorite outdoor action films. While some of...
The Key to Getting Lost in an Urban Wilderness by Dan Sizer
Put down the phone. Pick up the backpack. When we venture into the wilderness, it’s never our goal to actually get lost. As soon as we step into our self-appointed nature-scape, be it rugged mou...
Trail Films, A Great Way to Pass Your Time During COVID-19
Like many of you these days we are practicing proper social distancing and depending on where you live you may not be able to access your favorite areas for hiking or backpacking because of local r...
Dealing with Cabin Fever by Jason Huckeba
It’s a crazy time in the world right now where many people are being asked to stay at home. Even though you may be stuck at home and not out on the trails, I have five tips to help you deal with C...
A SECTION HIKE ALONG THE AT CONTINUED... BY OZ THE HIKING SAILOR
*Six Moon Designs would like to note that Adrian's blog was written right before COVID 19 began and is no longer on the trail. We hope this batch of his trail reports helps provide inspiration for ...
ATKO 2020 and A Section Hike Along the AT by OZ The Hiking Sailor
On March 6th I attended the Appalachian Trail Kick-Off event for the weekend before starting my third attempt on the Appalachian Trail. The following is my trail journal from the event and the fir...