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Hit the Road with These Unbelievably Scenic Drives in Colorado
You can explore the most beautiful landscapes in Colorado without ever leaving your car, here’s how.
The Secrets to Scoring an Awesome Discount on Outdoor Gear
Get professional advice on how to find the best deals on outdoor gear. Save money the next time you need outdoor gear with this guide to finding discounted hiking, camping, and climbing gear.
Kelso Ridge on Torrey’s Peak is a Rockin’ Good Scramble
Everything you need to know to navigate the exciting Kelso Ridge. The perfect route for your first mountain scramble!
How to Visit Bryce Canyon in One Day Without the Crowds
See the best of Bryce Canyon National Park without the crowds. This one-day itinerary gives you expert travel advice for Bryce Canyon.
Lake Tahoe’s Best Beaches for a Day in the Sun
Soak up the sun along the shores of one of the most gorgeous alpine lakes in the USA!
The Ultimate Beginner Backpacking Gear Guide
Gear. It’s intimidating. It’s complicated. It’s personal. It’s expensive. I’ve had a lot of people ask me about gear and getting started. People think that you need to have everything and anything in order to be successful in the backcountry. That’s definitely false. Don’t go running to REI and spend thousands of dollars just yet.