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400 miles in the San Juan Mountains by Hawkeye Johnson
The San Juan Mountains of Colorado Photo by Hawkeye Johnson For the past four years instead of traveling somewhere to go for a long hike, I’ve started walking out my door into the rugged San Juan ...

Smokey Mountain Hiking by Joshua "Miracle" Winters
Joshua "Miracle: Winters taking in a view of The Smokies Photo by Joshua "Miracle" Winters “The mountains are calling and I (we) must go.” John Muir. I live in Middle GA, it’s in the costal plan...

Packrafting: Rivers are Trails Too By Renee “She-ra” Patrick
I’ve been addicted to hiking long-distance trails since my first thru-hike on the Appalachian Trail back in 2002. Through all the miles (over 11,000!) and blisters (I’ll spare you the details), I’...

From the Desert to the Tall Pines, Arizona has it All by Alexis Loomis
Here are the Four Peaks, located outside of Phoenix. Yes, that is snow on those peaks! Taken on February 23rd When you think of Arizona you probably picture a barren landscape, with some cacti po...

Finding a Hunting Partner or Mentor by Chris Pryn
Spending significant amounts of time in the backcountry can be the most amazing time of your life or it could become a nightmare you don’t want to relive. A key factor in the enjoyment of your trip...
Called the palace of tents, the Lunar Duo is a spacious 2 person tent for all of your backcountry trips. photo by Caroline Hinchliff As an avid backpacker, I was completely awed by my first mult...