Latest hiking news
Trail runners and hikers come together to restore wildfire-damaged trails in Connecticut
Outdoor enthusiasts from across Connecticut met to raise funds for major restoration projects on the state's Blue-blazed trail system
Arguments over Arapiles climbing bans rage on as Aboriginal leader blasts lawmakers
Climbers, lawmakers, and Aboriginal community leaders in war of words over proposed climbing and hiking bans in the iconic Mount Arapiles-Tooan State Park
Vivobarefoot Tracker Textile AT hiking boots review: think barefoot performance, but with added protection
The classic Tracker has been upgraded with a fully recycled, all-vegan approach and a waterproof membrane
Mountain Hardwear recognized by Leave No Trace for "relentless commitment to environmental stewardship"
The brand was named the Leave No Trace Corporate Partner of 2024
The iconic North Face 1996 Retro Nuptse Vest ticks all our boxes, and it's $70 off at REI – order now if you want it by Christmas
Retro looks meet great performance in The North Face 1996 Retro Nuptse Vest, and it's 30% off right now in time for holiday shopping
Hoka unveils "pinnacle plushness" in the new Kaha 3 GTX hiking boot, built for the long-haul and more sustainable than ever
Hoka says the updated Kaha is "cushier and more durable" than ever
Be quick and you can save $75 on these winter-ready hiking women's boots from Arc'teryx
Right now you can save 30% off the tough and durable Acrux GTX TR hiking boots from Arc'teryx
“This is about proving that disability does not mean inability” – meet the para-athlete skiing to the South Pole without the use of his left foot
Jonny Huntington is aiming to become the first disabled athlete to traverse all 566 miles from the tip of Antarctica to the South Pole
