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Onto The Shelf
Extremely rare conditions led to a once in a lifetime opportunity to explore the stunning ice shelf on Lake Superior.
Rambling the High Sierra
There are so many ways to navigate through the Sierras - why not try them all?
Bikepacking at the Cusp
Nice gear is an added bonus, but don't get distracted by the research or gear hunting - the main goal is to get outside often!
Jiva Coffee Cubes
Perhaps a bit more exotic than your traditional black coffee, Jiva Coffee Cubes simplify the process of coffee making and are a viable option for backcountry coffee making.
Beyond Our Boundaries: Episode 7
Follow the story of a family of five as they backpack over 2000 miles from Georgia to Maine.
100 Mile Wilderness
The 100 mile wilderness is vast - and challenging. Thru-hikers often complete the whole traverse in a few days, but slowing down will offer spectacular views and an even more memorable experience.
The Massanutten Ridges of Virginia
Just a stones throw form the DC metropolitan area, the Massanutten Trail offers outstanding views and challenges for new and experienced backpackers alike.
Beyond Our Boundaries: Episode 5
Follow the story of a family of five as they backpack over 2000 miles from Georgia to Maine.
Beyond Our Boundaries: Episode 6
Follow the story of a family of five as they backpack over 2000 miles from Georgia to Maine.
Beyond Our Boundaries: Episode 4
Follow the story of a family of five as they backpack over 2000 miles from Georgia to Maine.
An Introduction to Simple Fly Fishing
"The lesson that we learn from fishing with a tenkara rod is that we shouldn't fear that a simpler life will be an impoverished life. Rather, simplicity leads to a richer and more satisfying way of fishing - and more importantly, living." - Yvon Choiunard
Beyond Our Boundaries: Episode 3
Follow the story of a family of five as they backpack over 2000 miles from Georgia to Maine.
Beyond Our Boundaries: Episode 2
Follow the story of a family of five as they backpack over 2000 miles from Georgia to Maine.
ISPO 2014, Munich
The ISPO features sports business and their latest products. Despite the big emphasis on winter activities, it is exciting to see what is coming down the pipeline.
Beyond Our Boundaries: Episode 1
Follow the story of a family of five as they backpack over 2000 miles from Georgia to Maine.
Thru Running New York’s Long Path
New York's long path is a gem - nestled in the middle of a sprawling metropolis, this path cuts through the city taking you northward to the peaceful woods.
Wilderness Trekking School – Ultralight Boot Camp Photo Essay
The ultralight boot camp is exactly like it sounds; it prepares you to meet unexpected challenges in the wilderness. Plus it's a lot of fun and the scenery is stunning.
Winter Cabineering – Part 2
Winter Cabineering not only makes your sleep more enjoyable, but you can save pack weight as well. It's a creative and unique way to winter camp.
Into the Gray
The story of one man’s obsession with the Lake Superior Shoreline in winter.
Winter Cabineering – Part 1: Video Essay
Winter Cabineering is a great way to spend time outdoors and still be warm. Don't worry, the cabins should be plenty rustic so you can still get away from it all.
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