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Twenty years after walking parts of the Lewis and Clark route on the Continental Divide Trail, I revisit the expedition through Craig Fehrman’s "This Vast Enterprise", a broader and more nuanced history that restores many of the voices missing from the fa…
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Another trip to the mountains and one peak with a spectacular viewscape.
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A decade after writing about my camping stoves, I revisit what Joan and I actually use today and why different trips still call for different tools.
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A look at nearly twenty years of use with the White Box alcohol stove, even as alcohol stoves faded from the mainstream and my own regular use.
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Lightweight, durable, and personalized with photos from our trips.
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Labor day in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado.
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Thoughts on 9/11 on its 25th anniversary.
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Four relaxing days backpacking the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore along Lake Superior: Swimming, berries, beaches, loons, and plenty of time to slow down and savor the trail.
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Joan shares her thoughts on the Squak Woolie Merino Hoodie after a year of use for hiking, backpacking, travel, and cold winter nights in the backcountry.
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A lightweight and protective eyeglass case for the backcountry, with an Amazon alternative available, too.
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A $10 canister stove I've recommended for years received some extended field use this past year.
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Planning a hike on Rhode Island’s ~75-mile North-South Trail?
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A simple tip from a wilderness medicine instructor: Once a year, check the expiration dates on your first aid and medical supplies, then replace what’s needed.
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The Squak Alpha Fleece Beanie is absurdly light, breathable, and low bulk.
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Into the San Juans for a backpacking.
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Hosting some friends and showing off our backyard last month.
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Backpacking is about more than gear and permits.