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What is the treeline? And why is it important when hiking?
By Julia Clarke last updated
What is the treeline? We explain what this frequently used hiking term refers to, where the treeline is, and what it means for you as a hiker
11 tips for high altitude camping
By Julia Clarke published
Camping at high altitude is thrilling, but it’s not the same as sleeping on the valley floor
What is scree – and how do you hike on it?
By Julia Clarke published
Scree can be the bane of a hiker’s existence, presenting dangerous terrain that can tire you out and cause nasty falls
6 weird things that happen to your body at high altitude
By Julia Clarke published
Some odd things happen to your body at higher elevations, some of which we can explain and some of which we can’t
The benefits and beauty of getting an alpine start
By Julia Clarke published
An alpine start is key to safe adventures at altitude, but there are a few things you need to know before setting the alarm
What is a pika? Meet the adorable gatekeepers of the high country
By Julia Clarke published
Pikas are a cute and cuddly presence in North America’s alpine areas, but they’re also some of the toughest beasts on the mountain
How to tackle technical trail running
By Julia Clarke published
Technical trail running is a lot of fun and a great way to push yourself, but it means some tweaks to your technique and gear to keep you safe and injury-free
What is a boulder field in hiking?
By Julia Clarke published
What is a boulder field in hiking? We explain this common feature in high altitude adventures and discuss how to stay safe when crossing a field of big rocks
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