Hike One Of Spain's Most Popular Trails To This Top-Rated Mountain Range
From Gibraltar to the Pyrenees, Spain is well known for its hikes, trails and pilgrimage walks. But this scenic river route in northern Spain stands out.
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5 Backpacking Items You Should Never Buy From REI, According To Reviews
REI is the go-to option for many campers and hikers looking to outfit or upgrade. However, there are some items that you’re better off shopping around for.
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The Rookie Rock Climbing Mistake You're Probably Making
Rock climbing is easy to grasp, hard to hold. One of the toughest things for new climbers to remember to not do is also one of the most important.
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The Best Way To Prevent A Blister While Hiking
Getting a blister while hiking is the worst. And while it's important to treat blisters as they're happening, even better is to prevent them in the first place.
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How To Clean And Store Your Kayak To Prevent Hull Damage
It may seem weird to clean a kayak that's been sitting in water all day. But in fact, proper cleaning and storage is vital to ensure your craft's long life.
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Why Your Kayak Keeps Tipping Over (And How To Prevent It)
It may surprise you, but most kayaks are built for stability. That said, to avoid tipping, you want to pay attention to your own body and any gear in the boat.
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The Essential Items You Need For Your Kayak Adventure
Kayaking is an incredibly versatile, accessible sport. But regardless of the level or type of water, you want to make certain you have these essential items.
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Forget A Fishing License — Here's How You Can Fish For Free
All 50 states require a fishing license. But there are workarounds. Some allow anyone to fish, license-free, for a time. But it's important to know the rules.
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How To Measure Ape Index For Climbing (And Why It Matters)
If an ape index sounds like a measure of how good you might be at swinging through trees, you're not far off. Climbers can benefit from knowing this metric.
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This French Outdoor Activity Is The Climbing Alternative To Try In 2026
If rock climbing seems too daunting, or not everyone in your family participates, there's another vertical clambering opportunity on the rise in the U.S.
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Rock Climbing 101: Why You Need To Practice Falling First
It may seem that the most important part of climbing involves grip and finding footholds. But you may be surprised the best way to climb is to learn to fall.
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The Best Hiking Shoe Of 2026, According To Reviews
The best hiking shoes combine fit, comfort, durability, and traction. This series has regularly received praise since 2012, and the series 5 is no exception.
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Prevent Hiking Disasters With This Lightweight DIY Emergency Kit
Being unprepared for emergencies, even on a day hike, can have disastrous consequences. This light, customizable kit will help you out of most tight spots.
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The Best Biking Helmet Of 2026, According To Reviews
If you're serious about riding, whether it's on the trail, long distance, or simply commuting each day, this top-ranked helmet will help keep you safe.
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Prevent Sunburn By Following This One Clothing Rule For Anything Outdoors
Sun protection is no joke, so finding ways to prevent sunburn when you're out and about is paramount. Thankfully, your wardrobe choices can help significantly.
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Say Goodbye To Pickleball: A New Sport Could Take Over In 2026
Pickleball's not going anywhere anytime soon. But this sport, that began picking up steam in the 2010s, is cropping up on beaches and lawns everywhere.
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The One Rock Climbing Mistake That Almost Guarantees An Injury
Rock climbing is a wonderful outdoor sport for all ages and many accessibilities. But there are techniques to help both your climbs — and falls — succeed.
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The Duct Tape Hack That Could Save Your Life (And Your Bike)
It's no secret duct tape is invaluable around the home and garden. But it's equally important on the bike trail and can even save your life in a pinch.
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Avoid A Pinch Flat On The Mountain Trail With This Affordable DIY
Pinch flats are the bane of mountain bikers, when a tube gets caught between the rim and the tire. But this old-school trick helps prevent them from happening.
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How Much Hiking The PCT Really Costs In 2026
If you’re planning a dream thru-hike along the Pacific Crest Trail, budgeting is important. Here's how much food, gear, and transportation will set you back.
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We May Have Found The Best Fishing Spot In Hawaii
Most people know Oahu for its beaches, world-class surfing and resorts. But some of Hawaii's best fishing is scattered around the island.
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How Much Hiking The AT Really Costs In 2026
Thru-hiking the 2,200-mile long Appalachian Trail is the dream of many trail fans. But the half-year journey isn’t free. In this economy, it isn’t even cheap.
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The Real Reason REI Is Closing Some Stores In 2026
REI announced it will be closing a handful of stores in 2026. While individual stores take the hit, it reflects bigger issues facing outdoor retail.
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The Adorable Reason Kids Are So Good At Rock Climbing
If you've ever watched kids scramble up a climbing wall or rock face like tiny pros and felt a bit jealous, don't: They have special built-in advantages.
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The Best Time Of Year For Mountain Biking
Spring thaws make us want to pull out the mountain bike and hit the trails. But the best time of year for biking in your area depends on a lot of factors.
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Is Costco's Starter Kayak Worth Buying?
Costco offers a kayak from Lifetime that is designed for ease of use and stability, and is particularly geared towards anglers. Here's what the reviews say.
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What To Do If You See A Snake On The Trail (And The One Thing To Never Do)
Hiking means wildlife encounters, and that's a good thing. But if there's a snake stretched across your trail, you'll want to know what to do and not do.
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