Charter Experiences: What to Expect When Booking a Fishing Trip in Tamarindo
Are you ready to embark on an unforgettable fishing expedition in the enchanting waters of Tamarindo? A fishing trip isn’t
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On The Trail
Tips and tricks for getting up that mountain side or through that valley.
How to Stay Warm in a Sleeping Bag
Whether you’ve just plunked down your hard-earned dollars on a brand new sleeping bag, or you’re still using a trusty old bag that’s seen better days, you can help ensure you’ll be warm and cozy on your next outdoor adventure with a few simple tips. To stay warm in your sleeping bag, follow three main…
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Madly in Love With the Maah Daah Hey
Through our Keepers of the Outdoors series, we’ll introduce you to people who protect and care for our wild places. Have you ever loved something so much that you would walk 200 miles for it? Through heavy brush? With a push mower? Nick Ybarra has. “It was here that the romance of my life began.”…
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A Trailblazing Wildland Firefighter Provides Training for Women
Through our Keepers of the Outdoors series, we’ll introduce you to people who protect and care for our wild places. Bequi Livingston is an old-school badass. She spent her career fighting fires alongside the most respected crews in the West. Today, she’s dedicated to training more women in backcountry firefighting. She began working with the…
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Mastering the Zigzags – A Guide to Switchback Hiking
The first time I encountered a switchback, I was halfway up a mountain, breathing hard, and wondering why the path
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Five Tips for Hiking with Kids: Ensuring a Fun and Safe Adventure
Embarking on a family hike is a wonderful way to explore the outdoors and create lasting memories together. Whether you’re
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January 2018 HiB30 Challenge Winners – Gold Sponsors
We just wrapped up another great Hike it Baby 30 Challenge – the first one of 2018! We’d like to […] The post January 2018 HiB30 Challenge Winners – Gold Sponsors appeared first on Hike it Baby.
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How to Choose the Right Backpacking Stove Fuel
Back when dinosaurs (like me) first roamed the backcountry, your choice of stove fuel was pretty much gas (in a sealed canister) or liquid (in a refillable bottle). Interestingly, if you’re a newbie hiker today, starting out with a gas- or liquid-fuel stove still makes the most sense. That’s not to say nothing innovative is…
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14 Tips for Road Riding in the Dark
Cycling is generally a daytime activity but sometimes the road beckons, even in the dark. Fortunately, you can still get out on two wheels with a few key bike accessories and some tips to keep you safe, warm and visible—whether you’re commuting or just want to get out for an evening joyride. Light It Up…
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How Hiking Helped a Utah Mom Connect With Her Daughter With Special Needs
Spending time outdoors has created a unique bond between Melody Buck Forsyth and Ruby, who was born with Down syndrome. Through their goal to visit all 59 national parks, the family hopes to inspire others. Many people contemplating parenthood may think having a child will significantly scale back their adventuring. For Salt Lake City mom…
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