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8 Excellent Ultralight Backpacking Knives
I've merged my enthusiasm for knives and backpacking to bring you a list of backpacking blades that each weigh less than two ounces and are capable
How To Pick the Perfect Backpacking Knife
Almost every outdoor or survival gear list known to mankind includes one very important tool: a knife. In fact, knives are known to be one of the
90 Seconds on the AT in Georgia
Hike the Georgia section of the Appalachian Trail with me in 90 seconds. From Springer Mountain to the border of North Carolina, this video
Tips on Hiking for Charity
Ever considered hiking for charity? Here are some useful tips to help you hike for a good cause.
Glasses on the Trail: How to Make it Work
Many people wear some form of corrective lenses and if you're gonna hike 2,000+ miles ,or perhaps even a small portion of a local scenic trail,
Day Seven: Crossing the border
Packed up in the morning and grabbed the shuttle from the Hostel back to the trail at Dicks Creek Gap. The Hostel said 100% chance of rain tomorrow
Day Six: Ups, Downs and Crazy Quail
The crazy quail up here didn't help the steep climbs but also didn't detract from wonderful views and a great experience. Check it out!
Day Five: 13 Miles to Macaroni
Breakfast today was a Clif bar again but I took time to make coffee - YUM! There was also an abundance of water between Low Gap and Unicoi Gap so I
Day Four: “Rick”, Ravens Cliffs and Hiking partners
The shower and nights sleep in the Hostel was refreshing! I think it was a little easier to face the soreness and strenuous hiking, today. The
Day three: A most pure trail magic
Although it rained again last night it wasn't raining when I got up: happy camper. The worst of the damage was the mud that caked onto my tent