What does one bring for a self-powered journey across an entire country? One of the absolute best parts of Wainwright’s Coast to Coast Walk is the ever-changing landscapes it traverses. That type of variety can make packing a little tricky, … Read More
Making smart choices about what to pack (and what to leave behind) is a vital part of setting yourself up for a successful and enjoyable Tour du Mont Blanc experience. It’s simple- the heavier your pack, the harder your effort. However, … Read More
Making smart choices about what to pack (and what to leave behind) is a vital part of setting yourself up for a successful and enjoyable West Highland Way experience. It’s simple- the heavier your pack, the harder your effort. However, … Read More
Bikepacking the Colorado Trail is a huge undertaking and one you’ll want to have adequately prepared for. Outside of planning your itinerary, how and what you plan to bring is one of the most important decisions for your ride. Whether … Read More
Preparing for a hike on the Colorado Trail is no small task. Whether you’re planning on a complete thru-hike of the 486-mile trail, or are simply spending a weekend overnighter out on the trail you’ll need to be sure you’ve … Read More
One of the best parts about the Peaks of the Balkans trek is that it strikes a perfect balance between rugged wilderness and creature comforts. The trail ventures into some very remote areas, but you’ll still be able to find … Read More
Over the course of its 60 glorious kilometers, the Abel Tasman Coast Track passes through verdant hillsides, pristine beaches, coastal bush, and rich forest. It’s easy to see why this is one of New Zealand’s most beloved Great Walks. While … Read More
If you’re planning to trek the Walker’s Haute Route from Chamonix to Zermatt (or the other way around) and have been utilizing our Guide to Camping on the Haute Route and/or our Ultimate Guide to the Walker’s Haute Route, you’re … Read More
If we could choose just one word to describe the Cleveland Way it would be this: variety. Over the course of its 110 glorious miles, the Cleveland Way crosses forests, hills, moorland, coastal cliffs, historical landmarks, and charming villages. While … Read More
Whether you’re looking for quaint villages, ancient ruins, or spectacular natural scenery, the Cotswold Way will not disappoint. This 102-mile (164 km) route connects the charming town of Chipping Camden to the historic Roman city of bath. Along the way, … Read More