Fall Foliage Hiking in New England: Where to Go and When to Go
Fall hiking in New England is among the most spectacular seasonal experiences available to hikers on the East Coast.
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Altitude Sickness: How to Prevent It and What to Do If It Happens
Altitude sickness is the most commonly underestimated risk in mountain hiking. Here is how to manage it.
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Trekking Poles: Who Needs Them and How to Use Them Correctly
Trekking poles are valuable for specific hikers and oversold for others. Here is the honest assessment.
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How to Stay Safe in Bear Country: What the Evidence Actually Shows
Bear safety practices exist for good reasons. Here is what works and why.
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The Best Hikes in Colorado’s Rocky Mountains
Colorado offers more remarkable hiking per square mile than almost any other state.
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Hydration and Water Purification: How Much to Carry and How to Treat Trail Water
Water is the most critical resource on any hike. Here is how to manage it.
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How to Prevent and Treat Blisters on the Trail
Blisters end hikes early. Here is what actually works for prevention and treatment.
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The Layering System for Hiking: Three Layers That Handle Any Weather
Understanding the layering system makes you more comfortable and lighter-packed on every hike.
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The Pacific Crest Trail: Accessible Sections for Intermediate Hikers
The PCT’s most iconic sections are achievable for experienced day hikers and section backpackers.
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How to Choose a Hiking Backpack: Day Packs and Overnight Packs Explained
Pack selection is more consequential than most beginners realize. Here is how to choose correctly.
