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The Greatest Trip That Never Happened
Although the trip was never completed, the lessons learned were irreplaceable and the experience was very memorable.
Beyond Our Boundaries: Episode 12
Follow the story of a family of five as they backpack over 2000 miles from Georgia to Maine.
Where the Mountains Meet the Sea: Trekking the Olympic Range (Photo Essay)
Boy Scouts tackle the Olympic range - from rainforest to snowy divide - in lightweight style.
Evaluating outdoor gear with open source hardware
As customers of the outdoor industry we want to know which gear works the best. Using open source hardware is a great way to evaluate our gear choices.
Beyond Our Boundaries: Episode 11
Follow the story of a family of five as they backpack over 2000 miles from Georgia to Maine.
Jetboil Joule Review – Part 1, Overview
The Jetboil Joule is a high-volume cooking system that performs very well in ambient conditions; however more testing in cold conditions is needed to asses its overall performance.
Beyond Our Boundaries: Episode 10
Follow the story of a family of five as they backpack over 2000 miles from Georgia to Maine.
How One High Sierra Trip Turned Into Permanent Nomadic Travel
Getting outdoors often makes all the difference, and a long expedition can go a long way to transforming your life.
The Timberline Trail
Similar to its cousin, the Wonderland Trail which circumnavigates Mt. Rainier, the Timberline Trail traces the shadow of Mt. Hood and makes for a spectacular journey.
Beyond Our Boundaries: Episode 9
Follow the story of a family of five as they backpack over 2000 miles from Georgia to Maine.
