How to Wash Dishes While Camping in the Backcountry
These Leave No Trace principles should guide you when you’re on dish duty.
These Leave No Trace principles should guide you when you’re on dish duty.
These vegetarian camping meals are so tasty, everyone (even the meat-lovers!) will compliment you on your cooking skills and ask for more.
You can plan your entire backpacking menu with grocery store items. Here’s how.
Obsession, alpine secrets and skiing the 4th highest peak in the world.
Polar Explorer Eric Larsen explains why he chooses one stove over another for each adventure.
Whether you’ve set your sights on Mt. Rainier, Denali or the Himalaya, high altitude climbs require extra preparation of your body and mind.
There are physiological and psychological reasons for upping your backcountry bar game. Returning to camp for a hot toddy can be restorative, both mentally and physically.
Warm, delicious and calorie-packed, these snacks will power you though cold adventures.
Water is our most important resource, but you never know when a disaster could compromise your local water supply. While the novel coronavirus has not been detected in drinking water supplies, according to the World Health Organization, many of you have reached out about emergency water filter options as you build out your disaster kits. We’ve put together the information you need on some clean water solutions to help ensure you have access to water that’s safe to drink during all kinds of emergencies. Clean Water Threats When drinking water is contaminated in municipal or developed areas, the immediate threat to human health is the introduction of waterborne pathogens—microscopic disease-causing bugs. These include bacteria, protozoa and viruses, all of which are normally removed by the city treatment center long before…