12 Things To Pack In Your Winter Hiking Backpack
Whether you're snowshoeing, mountaineering, or simply trekking during the colder months, you'll want to pack these 12 winter hiking items in your backpack.
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Plan A Coastal Hiking Adventure To This Beautiful Western US State Park
Love hiking? Then your next outdoor adventure should take you to this Pacific Northwest state park with sprawling trails, lush forests, and epic ocean views. -
This Genius RV Hack Stops Your Cupboard Doors From Opening And Closing While Driving
It's important to keep your items secure when you're driving your RV. To keep cupboard doors from opening and closing, try this genuis hack. -
Tent Camping Is A Lot Less Intimidating With These Simple Tips
If you've never gone tent camping in the great outdoors, it can be intimidating. But with these easy tricks, you can camp out like a pro. -
The Most Beautiful Waterfalls Around The World Where You Can Swim In Peace, According To Travelers
Waterfalls understandably attract a lot of attention, but these gorgeous cascades flow under the radar. Anyone interested in a spot of wild swimming? -
Visit The World's 5th Largest Island For One Of The Best Spots To See The Northern Lights
Adventurers looking for a magical experience often add the northern lights to their bucket list. This Canadian island is one of the best spots to see them. -
Discover Breathtaking Rock Formations At This Southern US State Park
Not necessarily known for their rock formations this Southern U.S. state park has some breathtaking sights to discover for those who love the outdoors. -
This Genius Hack To Start A Fire Could Be A Life-Saver While Camping In Cold Weather
Fire is an essential camping tool, especially when venturing outdoors in the cold. Learning this hack can help you stay safe and warm on your next camping trip. -
The Best Hotels To Stay At When Visiting The Great Smoky Mountains, According To Traveler Reviews
There are some fantastic accommodation options in and around the gorgeous Great Smoky Mountains, and these hotels come highly recommended by explorers. -
Yellowstone National Park: What To Do If You Only Have One Day
While you could spend a week (or year) exploring the park, you can experience Yellowstone National Park even if you only have one day with a little planning. -
15 Facts You Probably Didn't Know About America's National Parks
From the volcanos at Yellowstone to the stone arches in Utah, there are plenty of incredible facts about America's national parks you probably don't know. -
All You Need Is A Stick And A Tree To Keep Your Backpack Off The Ground While Camping
When hiking and camping at some point you'll need to remove your backpack. But what if the ground is damp? Try this helpful hack to keep your pack nice and dry. -
Lava Tubes Are The Underrated Attractions You Shouldn't Skip In Hawaii
Hawaii is home to some incredible subterranean tubes carved out by lava, thanks to its extensive network of volcanoes. Here are some amazing ones you can visit. -
Rest, Recharge, And Reset At This Stunning Central American Destination
If you're nerves are frayed from a busy lifestyle, book a getaway to this Central American region known for it's Mayan traditions, wellness, and healing. -
These Beautiful Northern US Trails Are Now Considered A Part Of The National Park System
Three beautiful Northern US trails are now considered a part of the National Park system, doubling the number of protected scenic hiking trails. -
Never Misplace Small Metal Toiletry Items In Your Small RV Bathroom With This Hack
Even on smooth roads, things inside your RV bathroom like metal toiletries can sometimes fall or rattle around. This hack will ensure that this doesn't happen. -
This Underrated Destination In America Offers Winter Camping Where You Won't Freeze
Winter camping doesn't have to mean bundling up and shivering in the cold. You can ditch the snow and wintry scenery and instead opt for palm trees and sand. -
The Most Dangerous Parks Around The World
Discovering the natural splendor of acclaimed places is top-tier travel, but exercise extra caution when visiting the most dangerous parks around the world. -
Genius Reasons Why RVers Should Never Throw Out Empty Tin Cans
One thing that RVers all have in common is an abundance of tin cans. Rather than tossing them in the trash, why not try one of these ideas for reusing them? -
This Camping Hack Makes Transporting Your Gear From Car To Campsite Quick And Painless
Why waste all your energy on lugging your camping gear from car to campsite, when you can save your energy for the trip with this convenient hack? -
Avoid Crowds At This Underrated Snorkeling Destination In The Caribbean
Next time you seek a tropical snorkeling experience minus the throngs of fellow tourists crowding up the water, consider this beautiful part of the Caribbean. -
Why This Popular National Recreation Area In The Western US Is So Dangerous
Beyond the postcard-perfect vistas lies a tapestry of hazards in this national recreation area. If wanderlust leads you west, remember to explore responsibly. -
This Hawaiian State Park Is A Great Destination For Hiking Adventures
In the heart of this lush Hawaiian island, this state park is a haven for hiking enthusiasts, offering a perfect blend of scenic beauty and thrilling trails. -
This Highly Popular Trail In Europe Is Breathtaking, But It Has A Dangerous Secret
This highly popular trail in Europe is breathtaking with sweeping vistas and waterfalls, but thanks to it's unique location hikers may encounter danger. -
This Gorgeous US Spot Hikers Rave About Has Some Seriously Dangerous Qualities
A beautiful hike isn't worth your life. This hike in Arizona is gorgeous, but deadly, with only 64 people allowed each day. We have everything you need to know. -
A Genius Hack That Makes Drinking Your Favorite Caffeinated Beverage While Camping Easier
Enjoying a good cup of coffee while camping shouldn't be difficult, and luckily it doesn't have to be thanks to this incredibly easy hack. Here's how to do it. -
The Florida Tourist Trap To Skip (And The Less-Crowded Destination To Check Out Instead)
Tourists often view Florida wildlife, like dolphins and manatees, in protected areas. However, some places offer better viewing of these animals than others.
