Adventure: Simplified
You don't always need fancy gear or expert guides to get out there and explore.
Gear
Cotton isn’t for the backcountry, but it has a spot everywhere else
Save cash and have fun with these tips
You don't need mountain trails out your door to get your boots ready for a big hike
An ode to the easy, breezy wardrobe staple
The secret? Glue.
Be prepared for every obstacle, and save a ton of money by making your own equipment and learning how to fix your stuff when it breaks in the backcountry
It will serve you well when things go wrong
Fuel
It's basically the best performance food on the planet
And more effective
No, you don't have to eat freeze-dried food in the woods
Basic Missions
Meditations on radical incrementalism for the adventurer
Because it’s good to stay safe and happy out there
Some bike shops are intimidating. Here's how to navigate them.
Keep warm this winter by harvesting fuel yourself
In and around San Francisco, locavores are scouring their neighborhoods for edible ingredients. And you can, too.
From going big on snacks to active pit stops, here's everything you need to know before taking a long road trip with the whole family
Trail runner, life-balance pro, and car-camping dad Luke Nelson shows us how it's done
From setting up a vise to gathering materials, here's everything you need to tie a basic fly
It's the lightest backpacking meal—and one of the easiest and tastiest
Step one: know the conditions and whether fires are actually allowed where you're camping
For the ultimate in lightweight camping, ditch the tent and grab a tarp