11 Trailside Mountain Bike Repair Hacks REI Staff|August 18, 2016 Avoid getting stranded on the mountain bike trail with these eleven bike repair hacks to get you back and riding in no time.
Blister Prevention: How to Take Care of Your Feet on the Trail Ali Carr Troxell|July 15, 2016 Breaking in your boots or your feet for the hiking season is no easy task. Here are some tips on blister prevention on the trail.
10 Tips to Store Camping Gear Kelli Hadley|June 22, 2016 Whether have a lot of storage space or not much, organize all your camping gear with these 10 helpful gear storage tips.
5 Tips For Securing Popular Backcountry Permits Michael Lanza|February 24, 2016 Sometimes you are rewarded for planning ahead or showing up the same day, but it's always safe to have a plan for popular backcountry permit adventures.
Backpacking Food Hacks to Keep You Eating Well Anywhere Derek Hamilton|February 10, 2016 Save fuel and energy after a long day backpacking with these 15 backpacking food tips. From coffee and teas to cooking hacks, we've got you covered.
Don’t Wait! Book Your Summer Campsites Now Ali Carr Troxell|January 20, 2016 Campsite reservation systems across the U.S. have opened for business. Don't forget to reserve yours before it is too late.
Resolve To Do More Than Just Get Outside This Year Whitney James|January 13, 2016 Resolve to keep the outdoors wild this year by practicing leave no trace principles so others can continue to recreate for future generations.
5 Reasons to Go Camping in the Winter Derek Hamilton|December 22, 2015 Enjoy camping and don't want to store the tent just yet? Here are five good reasons to bundle up and try winter camping.
Packing Your Car for a Snowy Adventure Derek Hamilton|December 16, 2015 Organizing snow gear on the way to the mountain this winter will make the trip enjoyable. Here are some tips for packing your car before heading there.
How to Survive the Shortest Day of the Year Whitney James|December 14, 2015 Maximize those daylight hours until winter solstice with these tips to survive the short winter daylight hours. Don't forget a headlamp and lots of layers.
Kick Off the Snow Season with a Ski Wax Party Ian Coble|December 7, 2015 Start the ski season by hosting a ski wax party with all your friends. Find a location, tune those ski and talk about the upcoming season plans.
Holiday Outdoor Traditions Worthy of Making Your Own Gabe Grayum|December 1, 2015 Grab those extra layers and create holiday outdoor traditions to avoid winter cabin fever. Here are some tips to get outside with the family.
