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Hurricane Tampico 130 Review

Ken Whiting
Ken Whiting takes the Hurricane Tampico 130 out into the Okefenokee swamp on a 3 day review of this light touring offering.
Backpacks

Osprey Kestrel 48L Pack Review

Eric Hanson
Eric Hanson reviews the Osprey Kestrel 48L backpack outlining the pros and cons of this popular entry level backpack model from Osprey.
Trail & Camp

Day Hiking Essentials for Beginner Hikers

Eric Hanson
Eric Hanson invites everyone to try out a quick hike into the wilderness. Here he reviews what he feels are hiking essentials for new hikers.
Paddling

Paddling the Flint River

Ken Whiting
Ken Whiting just got back from paddling the Flint River in Tennessee. Check out his full adventure complete with photos in his journal.
Adventure Fishing

Fishing the San Marcos River Texas

Jameson Redding
Today I want to share with you a few tips on how to fish the San Marcos River in Texas.
Camp Gear

Grand Canyon Winter Backpacking

Eric Hanson
Last month, I and my good friend/fellow YouTube Backpacking Guru embarked on a 5-day, 50-mile, winter trudge across the Grand Canyon. Now, it would be an understatement to say this Grand Canyon winter backpacking trip did not go as planned.
Main Feature

Winter Camping in West Virginia

Eric Hanson
West Virginia is one of the most underrated states. It sits inauspiciously at the center of the most populous region of the US, while simultaneously being isolated and quiet.
Adventure Fishing

Sight Fishing Tips: Redfish

Jameson Redding
Sight fishing, or sight casting, is a technique I primarily use for redfish. It also works for bass when they’re bedding in shallow water and feeding near the surface. 
Adventure Travel

Top 5 National Parks for Families

Emily Jackson
When I’m not on the water, my husband, Nick Troutman and I are touring the country. We get to explore some of the United States’ most magnificent National Parks, with our family Tucker and Parker in tow. 
Main Feature

How to Choose a Backpack

Eric Hanson
Your backpack is the foundation of all your hiking adventures. If it's well fitted appropriately-sized, functional in a way that's specific to your needs, it can feel like a welcomed extension of your body. The backpack gives you total freedom to explore the outdoors.
Main Feature

Staying Clean While Camping

Eric Hanson
An inescapable, or welcomed, part of backpacking is sweating up a storm. Hikers are getting down in the dirt. We are tossing yesterday's clothes back into the mix. Backpackers are forgoing a formal toilet or hot shower for days on end.
Trail & Camp

Beginner Hiking and Overnight Tips

Brendan Mark
If you're just getting started in the exciting (but also somewhat overwhelming) world of backpacking, allow me to offer some beginner hiking and overnight tips. Here are the top five things that I wish someone would have told the younger me. 
Intermediate/Advanced Skills

Tips for Kayak Fishing Rivers

Ken Whiting
Most people who are drawn to kayak fishing rivers tend to be anglers first and paddlers second (or third…or even fourth). Because of this, flowing rivers can present unique challenges that need to be anticipated and prepared for in advance.
Camp Gear

Sea to Summit Telos Tent Review

Brendan Mark
I'm pumped to tell you about Sea to Summit's (relatively) new Telos TR2 tent in this review. These guys have been making killer gear for a long time, but this was their first foray into the tent game.
Adventure Fishing

Black Bass Fishing the San Marcos River, TX

Jameson Redding
Being a river angler, I have always been intrigued by the Texas spring fed rivers. These rivers make their way through an otherwise dry and desolate landscape. They draw life to them from the animals to the vegetation that is only found on their banks. In fact, I myself am drawn to them, but this is because I know what swims below the surface.
Beginner Paddling Skills

When are Kayak Helmets Needed?

Ken Whiting
Kayak helmets are one of those things that exist on a spectrum for paddlers. Some people, or tour groups, may insist on the use...
Main Feature

Don't Overlook This Backpacking Gear

Eric Hanson
There are a few pieces of backpacking gear that I take with me no matter where I go (well, in the backcountry that is). Now, this isn't the obvious stuff like a tent/backpack/sleeping bag, etc. This is a list of things that I think are a bit overlooked, and yet, in my opinion, essential to have with you on every trip.

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