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How to Make Thai Peanut Ramen Noodles While on Trail
Ramen noodles is a classic among long-distance hikers because it is affordable and easy to make. But eating packaged ramen can get boring. This simple Thai peanut ramen recipe is a great way to spice up your ramen.
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How to Travel Odor Free, Post-Hike
There is no way around it – when you get off trail you stink. Follow these tips so that you do not annoy other people while traveling.
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What is the Triple Crown of Hiking?
Three of the most popular long trails in the US are the PCT, CDT, & AT. Upon completion, ALDHA-West recognizes those as Triple Crown hikers.
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United States Priority Mail Packages and How to Mail
Mailing packages to yourself on the trail can be confusing. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Follow along for these tips & tricks!
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Who Has the Right of Way on Trail?
When using the trail with others it is best to know the rules of the trail. Find out who has the right away before you head out on your trek!
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How to Wash Your Down Sleeping Bag After Your Hike
Follow along for the best tips and tricks on machine washing your sleeping bag after your hike!
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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.









