Solo Stove Touts the New 19.5” Summit Fire Pit As It's Best Yet. We Tested to Decide
Does the smokeless technology and sleek redesign of the Summit Fire Pit actually make a better, cleaner, and brighter fire? We put it to the test.
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Travel & Adventure-Tested: A Review of Dometic's New Modular Drinkware Collection
A firsthand review of the outdoor gear maker's new mix-and-match hydration line tested in the mountains of northern Maine
Outdoor Afro Made an App That's Building Black Community in the Outdoors
While most outdoor apps focus on maps and stats, a new digital tool from the inclusive not-for-profit is about finding people to hike and camp with
Trip Report: : Low Water and High Spirits Canoeing Maine’s Allagash River
A down-season dispatch from the Allagash Wilderness Waterway, a 91-mile paddling route through Maine's North Woods region that few see for themselves
Parks Project Celebrates Japan's National Parks With New Reissued Apparel Collection
New graphic tees and sweats celebrate Mt. Fuji and highlight the country's many other lesser-known national parks
Rab's New Mythic Ultra Is an Ultralight Sleeping Bag That Weighs Like a Quilt
The UK-based gear maker's new collection of sleeping bags uses a secret ingredient to achieve ultralight warmth (it's titanium)
At Kluane Mountaineering, a Tradition of Small-Batch, Made-to-Order Gear Lives On
How the Edmonton, Alberta-based brand maintains a 50-year legacy of making expedition-grade down jackets and sleeping bags in a modern world
What Is Active Insulation? Revisiting the Forgotten & Much Improved Jacket Category
A decade after invention, active insulation remains tricky to define, but Patagonia's new Nano-Air Ultralight Freeride Midlayer is the category ideal
Jetboil TrailCook Review: A Mini Stove for Big Upgrades in the Backcountry Kitchen
We put the new stove's precision fuel control and speedy boil times to test while canoeing in northern Maine and at home in the Poconos
The 11 Best Camp Showers for Staying Clean Off-Grid, Tested & Approved
We put the newest portable shower designs to the test because rinsing off after a long day outdoors can make roughing it feel a little less... rough
How a Scandinavian Ethos Helps Thule Design Innovative Outdoor Gear
Thule's exhaustive product development involves state-of-the-art simulations—plus dinner parties and campouts—to create best-in-class outdoor gear
How Swiss Brand On Is Trying to Outrun its Finance Bro Reputation with More Tech
Once known as the uniform of airport dads and VCs, the Swiss performance brand is chasing cool kid credibility with athletes, designers, and run clubs
New Hipcamp Partnerships Opens the Sierra Club’s Historic Alpine Lodges to Us All
The grassroots organization partnered with Hipcamp to invite new adventurers to care for and enjoy their storied alpine huts in Tahoe National Forest
Why Danish Menswear Label Forét Defines Its Timeless Staples as “Soft Outdoor”
The Copenhagen-based menswear brand designs clothing with a nostalgic call-back to old-school outdoor, but don't call it gorpcore
Kyrgyzstan Ski Guide: A Powder-Chaser's Wild Frontier in Central Asia
With the Tien Shan mountains' unique and consistent snowpack, Kyrgyzstan is a worthy destination for trips in search of epic skiing
A Cyclist's Guide to New Zealand's Remote & Spectacular Timber Trail
Everything you need to know about the rural forest mountain bike and hiking trail, from what to pack to where to sleep along the way
25 Years of Summit Series: The North Face Athletes on the Line's Real World Impact
Marking 25 years of pairing product innovation with expedition-earned feedback, Summit Series represents the pinnacle of TNF's product line
How to Go Camping in Denali National Park, Alaska's 6-million Acre Wilderness
Trade crowded campgrounds for rugged trails, wildlife encounters, and some of Alaska’s most remote views
Traverse Volcanic Ridges, Farm Country, & Jazz Bars Along Japan's Hokkaido East Trail
Far from the frequently visited stops on Japan's north island, the country's newest long trail is a 250-mile walk in Hokkaido parts unknown
We Wear Tested A Ton of Fleece Pants to Find the Best for Home, Camp, and Trail
Plush, breathable, and adventure-ready, these fleece pants deliver peak comfort whether you’re logging miles or streaming episodes
Samaya Is on a Mission to Reclaim Mountaineering's Soul With Beautiful Gear
The young French label crafts ultralight tents and packs for climbers who believe how you reach the top matters just as much as getting there at all
What You Need to Know About Octa Fleece, the Evolution of the Beloved Outdoor Fabric
An inside look at how an eight-tentacled sea creature inspired a fabric innovation that's becoming the hottest material in outdoor apparel design
At Camp Yoshi, Community and Conversation Meet Unplugged Adventure and Damn-Good Food
On the ground with Camp Yoshi, the adventure travel company that's been connecting BIPOC folks with nature in a safe, trusting environment since 2020
The Ultimate Hiker's Guide to the Tour du Mont Blanc Trail, From Experience
Everything you need to know to take on the epic route through France, Italy, and Switzerland, including what to pack and where to sleep along the way