The Alps Mountaineering Mystique 1 Al Tent
The Alps Mystique 1 perfect lightweight tent for solo trips. You and all your gear will fit comfortably with it’s unique “porch” storage, and you can count on staying warm and dry no matter what Mother Nature throws your way.
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Mountain Laurel Designs Cricket
This one-person tent is so light and compact
1. North Face Havoc Mid GTX XCR
Our testers wore this boot for a day hike, and then they went out for a full weekend in the woods. Their conclusion: the Havoc mid is fast, light, supportive, and tough. Oh and did we mention it’s completely waterproof? Seriously.
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You may remember photographer Ian Shive from our interview with him a while back. Committed to conservation and preservation of our wild places, he uses his photography to tell stories of fragile ecosystems, geographical landmarks and iconic National Parks–inspiring all of us to get outside and show some love for… Read the rest
This multiple award winning, festival favorite, Clean Bin Project, has been inspiring audiences across North America. Follow the cinematic and creatively executed story of a couple who ask the question “What can an individual do?” Young couple Grant and Jen let you into their lives for 1 year, sharing moments… Read the rest
Outside Magazine has just released their bi-annual Gear of the Year list. The products that make the cut undergo “several months of torture-testing the latest crop of rugged cameras, tents, shells, boats, packs, and just about every other piece of gear you need to play outdoors this summer.” Check out
First the Dutch make slow bikes for us to covet and now this. Weltevree’s wood-fired whoa inducing four-person portable hot tub reaches a max temp of 100 degrees after about two hours of stoking the fire basket. At 165 pounds it’d be slow going but with room for three friends… Read the rest
I’m heading west on a tour of adventure. Starting off at the 5Point Film Festival in Carbondale, Colorado I’ll make a big loop across the Rockies and over to Sierras. I’ll make stops in Lake Tahoe, Yosemite, Los Angeles, Joshua Tree, the Grand Canyon, Moab and back to Colorado for… Read the rest
By now you have likely seen the Make it Count video from Casey Neistat and Max Joseph–the duo who turned a project for Nike into a 10-day trip around the world. If not, check it out above. Inspirational quotes layered over shots of awesome scenery, rare cultures and interesting airplane… Read the rest
The 5Point Film Festival has a new executive director. Justin Clifton spent six years on staff with the Mountain Film Festival in Telluride. Last summer he come over to the Roaring Fork Valley where he’s plying his expertise and vision to guide an exceptional adventure media event in Carbondale, Colorado.… Read the rest
For many sport climbers, like Jonathan Siegrist, the real adventure lies in exploring a beautiful rock wall, finding a challenging line and making it climbable. After six weeks and 30 attempts, Siegrist put up “Le Reve” in Arrow Canyon, Nevada. Check out the video above, it just may inspire you… Read the rest
If you are tired of dealing with the resort crowds and looking for a bit more adventure and solitude, backcountry skiing / snowboarding might be for you. Backcountry winter sports can be complicated, risky and dangerous so it is important to start out slowly and carefully. Different sports require specific… Read the rest
This video shows us what happens when 20 artists bring their creativity to their bikes. Feathers, streamers, fluorescent paint and stuffed animals are all fair game. 20 bikes go from naked to unique in 10 days. So, if I put you in the middle of a craft workshop, how would… Read the rest
In a classic story of conservation writer and anthropologist Wade Davis will make you profoundly care about a place you will likely never visit. ‘The Sacred Headwaters The Fight to save the Stinkine, Skeena and Nass’ details the modern struggle to preserve the last remaining rainforest in North America. Beautifully… Read the rest
The purpose of this audio slideshow (originally made for The Clymb) is to offer a glimpse into world of thru-hiking and inspire anyone considering a long distance trek to get out there and do it. Completing the Pacific Crest Trail is an epic and life-changing experience; it can also be… Read the rest
Why would you pay $600 dollars for a pair of skis when you can get the same pair for $380? Deals like this are common on the internet! It’s crazy to hop in your car, drive to the store and pay the retail price for a piece of gear when… Read the rest
