Tag: wilderness
Breaking the speed record: How Joe McConaughy mastered the Appalachian Trail
The Appalachian Trail, or the AT, is one of the most trekked paths in North America. Along with its famous counterpart the Pacific Crest Trail…
Tips on how to survive in extreme cold and snow
One of the most important things in survival is to know your limitations and be aware that sometimes it’s not what you want to do,…
The beauties and dangers of Antelope Canyon
Sitting 5 hours north of Phoenix, Arizona, Antelope Canyon is a sight worthy of anyone’s bucket list. This natural wonder is often listed as one…
Avalanche wisdom
Avalanches are terrifying and for good reason. No matter how much we know about them, they are always a serious threat in the areas where…
How to survive in the wilderness with only a knife
An item you will find on any survival gear list is a knife. It’s the best multi-use piece of equipment that you need to have handy…
Dealing with unmentionables in the woods
There is a belief that, while you are in the great outdoors, anywhere is a toilet. While this may be true in the case of…
Black Mesa hike, Oklahoma
Black Mesa is a class one hike on a good trail located in Cimarron County, Western Oklahoma, not far from the New Mexico border. The…
Survival skill: making a splint
When out in the wilderness, it helps if someone in your group knows more than just how to put on band-aids. It may be you,…
Hiking in the Andes – Uku Path
High in the Ecuadorian Andes, at about 13,123 feet of altitude, you can find a network of hiking trails that will satisfy your desire to…
How to have a successful family adventure in the woods
Taking your kids on a hiking trip is a great way to get them connected to nature and teach them how to enjoy the great…