Hiking & Camping
Hiking articles explore ways to stay fit and see the natural world. Discover the world of hiking and camping in this channel.
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How Bird Photography Works
How the Adventure Cycling Association Works
How Tread Lightly! Works
How USA Climbing Works
What If My Parachute Fails?
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What's It Like Traveling the World's Most Dangerous Road?
22 Weird & Somewhat Useful Bicycle Facts for Staying Green on 2 Wheels
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What Are the World's Highest Mountains, After Everest?
Junko Tabei, the First Woman to Conquer Everest, Has Died
How Climbing Gear Works
How Fish Fraud Works
5 Tips for Removing Fish Hooks
Dogtooth Tuna
Why Many American Suburbs Welcome Urban Deer Hunters
How Trophy Hunting Works
How the NRA Works
Why is torque important in off-roading?
How the Dakar Rally Works
Is 2WD off-roading safe?
Does my ranch truck need an aftermarket bumper?
How Cattle Sorting and Penning Work
How Ranch Hands Work
Can living off the land benefit your health?
How Human Rewilding Works
Are Minimalist Running Shoes the Key to Fewer Injuries?
Is Runner's High Even Real?
Is Running Every Single Day Good for Your Body?
Will Beijing Athletes Know Fake Snow From Real Snow?
How Curling Works
How can ski squats improve my skiing?
Are triathlons safe?
Can myofascial release benefit runners?
How Bicycle Rollers Work
10 Urban Sports That Might Get You Arrested
10 Things We Want to See in Adult Playgrounds
10 Craziest Skateboarding Feats
What's Attracting So Many People to Magnet Fishing?
Why Oahu's North Shore Is the Perfect Place to Surf
Some of Glacier National Park's Best Sites Are Underwater
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The longest walk in the world is really a hypothetical journey because nobody is ever likely to complete it. We'll tell you why.
By Mitch Ryan
In the last few years, trail hiking has exploded in popularity in America. What sparked the increase, and is this a good thing?
What does a Kiwi know about the American campfire classic, anyway? Well, he sure knows drama...
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Some rock climbers take the phrase "living on the edge" to its extreme. It's one thing to ascend steep, dangerous peaks -- it's another to sleep on a ledge. That's were a portaledge comes in.
By Jane McGrath
If you thought hiking during the day was adventurous, you should try nocturnal trekking! But is it safe? And where are the best night hiking destinations?
For many, camping means the earthy smell of the outdoors, sleeping under the stars and cookouts. Some, however, prefer colder weather and a snowy landscape for roughing it.
Is there any truth to the old adage that extra weight carried on the feet is disproportionately more exhausting than weight carried on the torso?
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Every wilderness area has its own unique variety of dangerous critters -- and the desert is no exception. Here are a few you'll want to keep out of your sleeping bag.
Even if you're "roughing it," it's still nice to have a few of the comforts of home in the great outdoors. Here's a list of 10 you should pack.
By Garth Sundem
One of the best parts about camping is the food, and there are some classic meals that were made for the outdoors. We've got 10 that will make you want to set up your tent and get a fire going.
By Brian Boone
Sometimes, camping out is an uphill climb. Here are 10 tips for camping safely and enjoyably at high altitude.
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Do you love camping but long for something a little different? Why not replace your sunny campsite with a blanket of snow?
By Thomas Moore
Think you can pitch your tent just anywhere? Think again. Which areas should you avoid, and what makes the perfect campsite?
Does camping have to mean lugging a hefty stack of canned goods in your backpack? Cut down on weight and waste with some new alternatives.
You wouldn't set out on a long road trip with no fuel or GPS. So you certainly shouldn't start a long hike without the proper gear, either. We'll show you five important things to bring.
By Chris Warren
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Sure, you could munch on energy bars all journey long, but nothing beats a hot meal after a tough day on the trail. What tools do you need to cook it?
Hiking a long trail like the Appalachian takes stamina and strength. We'll tell you how you can get fit and prepared to take on the trails.
Want to reconnect with nature on a camping trip? Well you better know how to set up a campsite 'cuz things tend to get wild after the sun goes down.
By Mark Boyer
You're headed camping, and you're armed with the essentials: a tent, some munchies and your laptop. Wait, laptop?! For Internet-obsessed campers who want to have their wilderness experience (and surf the net), we've got 5 related gadget suggestions.
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If you're going camping, you need to know how to keep a bear out of your tent. Learn about how to keep a bear out of your tent while camping in this article.
Roof racks can give travelers some much needed space on their long road trips. But if you install a roof rack incorrectly or pack it too tightly, you’ll be chasing your unmentionables down the highway.
Fishermen are very serious about their craft, and they keep their gear in top condition. Whether they carry one rod or 20, getting their tools to their choice of fishing spot can take some maneuvering. You can just tie your rod to your roof and be off.
Everyone loves exploring the great outdoors … until hunger strikes. Nothing puts a damper on camping quite like a sad supper of beanie-weenies. Here's everything you need to know about packing, prepping and plating food for mealtime in the great outdoors.
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While part of the appeal of camping is "getting away from it all," that doesn't mean not planning any activities for your family to do together. If you're stuck for ways to keep them entertained, we've got some high-tech and low-tech pleasers.
If you decide to take the family dog along on your next camping trip, you'll need to prepare a bit before the canine fun begins. What essentials will your dog need, and what kind of prep work is crucial on your end of the leash?