Hiking in the winter is a great way to get out in nature during the season of hibernation. As nice as it is to get outside during the cold months, it does come with a unique set of challenges that need to be planned and prepared for. Preparing for a winter hike will mean not only packing the correct specialty gear, but also taking the right steps to prepare the cold and the snow. Due to the risk of exposure, winter hiking does come with more risk than hiking in the summer or the fall. However, by packing the correct gear and taking the right precautions, you can safely experience the joys of hiking in the snow. 

Between the weather considerations, fluctuations in temperature, comfort, and of course looking cute, it can be confusing to know exactly what to wear on a fall hike. To help give you some inspiration, we’re breaking down fall hiking outfits, giving you the ultimate practical look book for your next outing.

What food to pack for a day hike can be overwhelming. It needs to survive being stuffed in a backpack, it needs to be safe to eat without refrigeration for hours, and you want it to fuel your adventure and your taste buds. After many day hikes in different environments and landscapes, we’re excited to share with you our favorite hiking lunches for your next adventure.

Not just for those with knee and ankle issues, trekking poles are a great way to improve your hiking experience. They can help reduce joint fatigue on long hikes, help you cross rivers, check the stability of innocent looking mud, and improve balance. If you’re new to the idea of using trekking poles and aren’t sure if they’re worth the splurge, then this post is for you. We’re going to cover what trekking poles are, how they can help you hike, best tips for how to use them, and we’ll recommend our favorite pairs to get you started. Let’s go!

Nothing derails a hike faster than succumbing to altitude sickness. A pounding headache, difficulty making decisions, shortness of breath, and dizziness is enough to change the trip plan, and as a high altitude hiker you need to know how to prepare, prevent, and treat acute mountain sickness. In this post, we’re going to go over what altitude sickness is, what the symptoms are, and 9 tips to make sure your next high altitude adventure goes smoothly.

Hiking is a fun way to disconnect from the daily stressors of life and reconnect with your inner self and nature. When you're new to hiking you probably are going with other people, but if you can find the courage to go solo, you will be greatly rewarded. Being a solo hiker gives you the freedom to go after the life that you truly want, without having to wait on others. But it can also be scary to go alone, and your fear may stop you from stepping out on the trail by yourself. To help you get over your fear of hiking solo, we've put together some practical tips and helpful perspective shifts to get you started. Read on below!

Whether you're an experience hiker or just starting out on the trails, getting in shape is key to enjoying those epic adventures to the fullest. In this blog post, we're dishing out 11 top tips to whip your body into peak hiking condition.

San Diego is known for its mild weather and year-round sunshine, but when the winter season comes, it’s prime hiking season. Hiking trails in southern California tend to be hot, dusty, and lacking in shade. This is why hiking in the winter is ideal, as the mild temperatures make the lack of shade and desert environments enjoyable and safer for hiking. I’ve explored many hiking trails in San Diego, but I will share my favorite hikes for the winter season.

Hiking in the winter can be intimidating, and knowing what to wear to stay warm and safe can be tricky. If you’ve ever felt unsure about what to wear, this post is for you. I will review layering basics and share some recommendations and inspiration for cute winter hiking clothes.

Hiking in the winter may seem like a daunting task, but with these top tips anyone can get out and enjoy a hike. From safety tips to what to pack, this is a great place to get started into winter hiking.

Ever wonder what the benefits of hiking are? Well here’s a list of 7 amazing benefits of hiking! After reading this article you’ll know exactly what we get out of hiking, and you may be inspired to get even more out of your next hike.

A micro-adventure is an opportunity to scratch the exploration itch without having to take time off of work. Learn how to have your own micro-adventure in this post.

Want to go hiking but all your contacts are busy? Are you interested in hiking alone but you don’t how to do so safely? Then this post is for you! We’ll go over some tips about how to finish your first solo hike like what to pack and more.

Want to get some epic hikes in this fall, but have no idea where to start? Here are 9 of the best in New Hampshire!