The New England National Scenic Trail
The 215-mile New England Trail winds along rocky ridges and through upland forests from Long Island Sound in Connecticut to the northern Massachusetts border.
Zamberlan Anabasis Mid GTX Review
The Zamberlan Anabasis Mid GTX are lighter weight boots with good on-trail support and cushion.
Therm-a-Rest NeoAir XLite NXT Review
Therm-a-Rest rolls out the NeoAir XLite NXT sleeping pad for a quieter and warmer night in the backcountry.
The 100-Mile Wilderness
Maine’s 100-Mile Wilderness is an epic hike on the Appalachian Trail through some of the wildest and most remote terrain in New England.
Therm-a-Rest Parsec 0 Sleeping Bag Review
The Therm-a-Rest Parsec 0 sleeping bag packs an impressive combination of warmth and low weight for winter backpacking.
Jack Wolfskin Routeburn Pro Insulated Jacket Review
The Jack Wolfskin Routeburn Pro insulated jacket is a versatile all-season coat for warmth under a winter hard shell or as a shoulder season outer layer.
The Outdoors Brings Us Joy. But Does Everyone Feel Welcome?
The outdoors is our happy place, but for some it’s not always welcoming.
Salomon Cross Hike 2 Mid GORE-TEX Review
The Salomon Cross Hike 2 Mid GORE-TEX are sure-footed on rocks, and keep your feet dry on wet trails.
The Great Circle Trail
The 30-mile Great Circle Trail connects seven pond-side campsites deep in the Maine wilderness, where moose walk the trail and the call of loons reverberates during the night.
Why I Carry a Bear Can. And You Should Too
Why using a bear can is the best option for keeping your food safe in the backcountry.