Latest hiking trails news
New Redwood-laden accessible hiking trails open in California's Santa Cruz Mountains
By Will Symons published
The new trails are aimed at novice hikers and feature forgiving terrain and short loops
What is a switchback in hiking? And why shouldn't you bypass them?
By Julia Clarke last updated
We reveal what switchbacks are in hiking and explore why the long and winding road is better for both you and the natural world
Is hiking a sport? We put this frequently asked question to rest
By Julia Clarke last updated
Is hiking a sport? We weigh the frequently asked question, considering the arguments for and against
Noodle-eating hikers are causing trouble on South Korea’s highest mountain
By Dave Golder published
Stop contaminating our streams, implore park officials
Can you trust online hiking trail reviews?
By Julia Clarke last updated
When you’re researching your next hike, the internet is awash with trail reviews – but how trustworthy are they, really?
What is an “exposed” route in hiking?
By Julia Clarke published
Exposed hiking routes can be thrilling, terrifying and dangerous, but it’s helpful to start by knowing what the term means and what you might expect
What is a trailhead? We take at look at where it all begins
By Julia Clarke last updated
What is a trailhead? We explain this ubiquitous term to help you glean the best information and know what to expect when you arrive for your hike
Out-and-back vs loop hiking trails: is one better than the other?
By Julia Clarke published
Besides personal satisfaction and preference, there are actually some good practical and environmental reasons to go circular
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