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How To Properly Dig A Cathole
If you are going to spend anytime in the wilderness you will need to dig a cathole. Catholes are required for disposing of human waste.
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5 Tips from my Recent John Muir Trail Hike
I learn something new every time I adventure out into the wild. Check out these 5 hiking tips before your next hike!
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Vacuum Sealed Food is Great for the Trail and for Home
Vacuum sealers are great for preparing backpacking meals for on trail, as well as preserving food you have at home.
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RICE Method for Injuries on Trail
If you are experiencing pain while you hike, using the RICE method (rest, ice, compression, and elevation) may help.
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5 Mailing Tips for Your Resupply Packages
Sending out resupply packages before your hike can be tricky. Follow these easy tips to have a stress free day when picking up your package.
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3 Popular Ground Cloths for Your Thru-Hike
A ground cloth or footprint is used to protect your tent floor from sharp objects that can easily puncture the bottom of your shelter.
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Reducing Backpack Weight for Thru-Hikers and Backpackers: The Importance of Weighing Your Equipment
If you’re going on a thru-hike, you should try to keep your pack weight low. Here are different types of scales that could help prepare you!
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7 Sunscreen Tips
The majority of people don’t apply enough sunscreen when they adventure outdoors. Here are 7 tips to stay protected while on trail!
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The Best Plastic Sealable Bags to Take on Your Thru-Hike
Plastic sealable bags are a great way to organize your food and gear without adding a lot of weight. Find out which bag is best for you!
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Why You Should Seam Seal Your Tent
Before you head out for your thru-hike or backpacking trip, it’s important to ensure your tent seams are adequately sealed.









