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How Long Does it Take to Break In Hiking Shoes?

Good hiking shoes are essential for anyone serious about covering serious miles on the trail. New hiking shoes will provide superior performance over all other shoe types for hiking but do they...

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Twelve Outdoor Activities This Weekend That Are Not Hiking

Even avid hikers need a break from the trail. Whether hiking is your go-to outdoor activity or if you loathe the thought of hiking, this article provides some hiking alternatives that will rekindle...

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Nine Common Problems Hikers Face and EASY Solutions

1. Getting Caught in Bad Weather - Pack a space blanket NASA uses the same technology to survive in space. Space blankets or emergency blankets are often found in survival kits because they are...

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10 Reasons Why Backpacking Is Worth It (number 10 is strange)

If you are looking for reasons to dust off your backpacking gear and get back on the trail, then this post is for you. We share ten reasons why backpacking is worth it and why you need to experience...

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How Much Does Hiking Cost? Day Hikes, Backpacking, Thru-Hiking.

How much money you need to go hiking is a real barrier for many people considering taking up the hobby. I have broken down the costs for hiking based on the type of hiking you plan to do. As you...

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When Does Hiking Season Start?

Chihuahuan Desert, Big Bend National Park. If you are sitting at home wondering when it is O.K to start hiking, the answer is 'now.' There certainly are different experiences to be had while...

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