We hope you've been enjoying the crisp air and colors of fall. It's been unseasonably warm and sunny here in the Pacific Northwest, so we've been seizing the opportunity to squeeze in some last backpacking trips in the mountains before snow arrives. Meanwhile, we're already feeling the pull of winter adventures. If you can relate, now's a great time to review our Winter Camping Checklist to ensure you're on track to have some epic snow fun in the coming months.
Best Stuff Sacks Stuff sacks may seem small and inconsequential, but we’ve learned over the years that the right packing system can make a big difference in efficiency on trail.
Winter Camping Checklist When you go into the backcountry during the harshest season of the year, it pays to have the right equipment to keep you safe, comfortable, and having fun.
Best Traction Devices When winter trails freeze over and parking lots look like ice rinks, a pair of traction devices will offer surefootedness and protection from potentially painful missteps.
NEMO Kunai Tent Review The NEMO Kunai is one of the most versatile 4-season tents on the market with the ability to cover all your needs from backpacking to mountaineering.
GEAR PICK OF THE WEEK
Outdoor Research Waterproof Liner Gloves We’re stoked on the Outdoor Research Waterproof Liners because they have a great balance of weather protection and dexterity. It’s rare to find gloves that are both low-profile and fully waterproof, so when we discovered these babies, we knew we had to have them. They deliver the perfect amount of warmth and protection for active days in the rain or snow. The OR Waterproof Liners are our top liner glove pick on our list of the Best Winter Gloves. We think you'll really appreciate their awesome protection, value, and versatility.
