26 Winter Hiking Tips: Keeping You Warm, Safe, and Happy

Heading out on a winter hike? Nice!

In this post, you'll find a huge set of winter hiking tips to keep you warm, safe, and happy. Let's do this! Read more…

Best Winter Camping Tents [Buyers Guide] Lightweight, Insulated, Stove Ready

Winter camping presents an amazing opportunity for adventure. In this post, you'll learn how to choose the best winter camping tents – and a guide to choosing the right one for you. Read more…

8 Best Camping Stoves: Buyers Guide [Factors, Tips, Gear, Safety]

So you're going camping and need to avoid eating raw meat and drinking cold coffee? Lol, perfect!

In this post, learn about 6 factors to consider when buying a camp stove. We also share our picks for the best camp stoves and gear for a successful cookup. Read more…

35 Sub-Zero Winter Camping Tips: Safe, Warm, and Adventurous

Camping in the winter is a unique experience compared to the rest of the year. These winter camping tips will help you have a safe, warm, and successful trip. Read more…

How to Start a Campfire: Ultimate Guide (6 Fire Types, Safety, Gear…)

Learn how to start a campfire in almost any situation. In this post, you'll learn about the six best ways to start a campfire. And tips for ignition, smokeless fires, wet wood, wet days, fire safety, campfire gear and cooking tips. Read more…

How to Use a Compass Without a Map

So while getting lost probably isn't in your trip plans, things can happen. In this post, you'll learn how to use a compass without a map. Your GPS might konk out – or maybe you're a purist and want to explore without electronics. Whatever your situation, this post will help. Read more…

Guide to Hiking Water: Hydration Tips, Gear, How Much to Drink…

If you're like me, you don't want to lug gallons of water on your next hike. In this post, you'll learn about hiking water: how much you need, how to carry (and filter) water, hiking hydration tips, and more. Read more…

Can You Squish a Tick? Plus 16 More Gross Tick Facts (Hunt, Feed, Kill…)

Can you squish a tick? Should you? In this post, you'll learn how to safely kill a tick, how they hunt, attach, drug, then feed on you. You'll learn about the diseases they carry, how often they feed, how to remove them, and how to prevent them. Read more…

How to Keep Food Cold When Camping (9 Chilly Tips)

Planning a camping trip and want to keep you food nice and cold? In this post, you'll learn how to keep food cold when camping. Includes 9 tips to keep your cooler cold for longer, 5 food safety tips and 4 of the best camping coolers available. Read more…

Best Shoes for Hiking in Water: Trail Guide to Dry, Healthy Feet

Hiking in wet conditions takes a toll on your feet. Choosing the best shoes for hiking in water can make the difference of a successful hike or one that you might suffer through every step. Read more…

97+ Cool Camping Gadgets and Gear

So you're going camping? Great – but are you prepared? In this post, you'll find 97+ cool camping gadgets and gear that will make your next trip amazing! 

From portable bunk beds to s’mores inside the tent, look no further for the most unique products on the market! Check out the full list: Cool Camping Gadgets & Gear

Remove a Tick Head After the Body is Gone

So you met a tick. And then pulled it off. And the tick head remains. NOW WHAT? There are plenty of guides on the web about how to remove a whole tick; they make it sound so easy, don’t they? But all too often, you’ve followed the instructions to the letter but that darn tick head is still in there!

In this post, you’ll learn 6 ways to remove a tick head after the body is gone.

How to Waterproof a Tent: 6 Tips to Keep You Dry

You're excited about your upcoming camping trip and hoping for sunny skies. But what if it rains?

Don't worry, in this post, you'll learn how to waterproof a tent, plus we've included 6 tips and tons of tricks that will keep you dry. See the full guide.

How to Open a Can Without a Can Opener

In this post, you’ll learn how to open a can without a can opener. Sure, it’s going to be a little crude – but when it’s time to eat, it’s okay to go a little caveman.

So here’s the situation: You’re hungry. You have a can of soup. But no can opener. Has this ever happened to you? Here's how to get to the grub.