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The GR5: An incredible journey through the Alps

Interview with Founder of 10Adventures, Richard Campbell By Amber Mansfield “The GR5 was a pivotal point in our marriage”, Richard tells me, “as I learned to ask for help”. “Before [...]

Destinations By Amber M. January 25, 2019

Natascha Birnböck on Canada’s Great Divide Trail

Waist-deep in snow, Natascha Birnböck and her boyfriend Christian waded through what nature had dumped upon them overnight. “We have to keep going, we don’t have enough food to stop [...]

Trip Reports Canada By Amber M. January 22, 2019

A Guide to Winter Hiking in the Lake District

Come summer, autumn, spring, and winter, the Lake District is a haven for all those who love the outdoors. Anyone fortunate enough to have visited is bound to have the [...]

Destinations Winter By Richard Campbell January 12, 2019

Planning A Trip to San Francisco’s North Bay

The California Bay Area is a wonderland for nature lovers and day hikers who also crave urban excitement. From the classic peak of Mt. Tamalpais to the rugged shores and [...]

Trip Guides North Bay By Richard Campbell January 6, 2019

10 Prettiest Places Along the PCT

When I tell people that I walked from Mexico to Canada through California, Oregon and Washington along the Pacific Crest Trail, a lot of people have similar first reactions. Something [...]

Destinations Oregon By David Xiao November 16, 2018

Highlights of the PCT

The Pacific Crest Trail is a stunning, long-distance hiking trail. The PCT, as it is often known, traverses 2650.0mi through 25 national forests and 7 national parks. It is host [...]

Destinations Oregon By David Xiao November 13, 2018

Top 10 Julian Alps Hikes

Though it may be a secret to many hikers of the world, Slovenia’s Julian Alps feature some of the best hiking trails in the Alps. With a heavy dose of [...]

Destinations Slovenia By Lynn W May 15, 2018

Backcountry Cooking Tips and Recipes to Get the Best Experience

You’ve just finished a long day of hiking and set up camp when your stomach starts to rumble. Flashes of burgers, fries, pizza, a rice bowl, chicken salad, and sushi [...]

Backcountry By Emma Schroeder May 6, 2018

How to Poop in the Outdoors on a Backpacking Trip

Thinking you’re going to hold your poop for an entire backpacking trip? Sounds uncomfortable! But we get it. Excreting in the backcountry can be awkward the first few times, but [...]

Backcountry By Emma Schroeder May 3, 2018

Bear Safety On A Backpacking Trip

Imagine this: You’re happily meandering the trail when a bear crosses the path metres ahead. Your heart drops, and your body freezes in place. Seeing a bear so close is [...]