Outdoor

Watch: Mountain Lion Scream Will Send Chills Down Your Spine

The unmistakable shriek from a mountain lion is one of the most terrifying noises you can hear in the wilderness.

Written by GJ Staff October 24, 2017

Three Survival Skills from Bear Grylls Academy

The Bear Grylls Survival Academy teaches survival skills like starting a primitive fire, trapping animals and building a primitive shelter.

Written by Mallory Paige October 20, 2017

Poison Ivy: Spot the Plant, Treat the Rash

Leaves of three, let it be. Poison ivy is easy to spot, especially in fall. Here are some pointers to identify (and treat) poison ivy…

Written by Steve Graepel October 16, 2017

Cut, Chop, Smash: Survival Axe Has 30 Ways To Keep You Alive

From backcountry emergencies to backyard projects, the Survival Axe Elite probably has a tool to see you through.

Written by Adam Ruggiero October 13, 2017

Robot ‘Charges’ To Test Your Bear Spray Skills

I hear a noise and turn. In an instant, I notice a bear charging. Fumbling for my bear I take aim and mash the firing…

Written by Kris Millgate October 13, 2017

Wolf Vs Moose: Stunning Wildlife Battle Caught On Drone Video

Moose vs. wolf, who wins? The classic battle of nature plays out in this drone video.

Written by GJ Staff October 11, 2017

Like Fall Colors? Check Out this ‘Foliage Map’ for Campers

This website helps you find campsites based on price, terrain, and the best autumn foliage. Think of it as pumpkin spice for your campsite.

Written by Adam Ruggiero October 06, 2017

Meet The Women’s Group Changing The Face Of Hunting & Fishing

Women are the fastest-growing segment of hunters and anglers. But sporting advocacy groups historically have left women underrepresented. Artemis is working to change that.

Written by Sean McCoy October 06, 2017

Ancient History, New Trail: The Epic 400-Mile Jordan Trail

The Jordan Trail just opened in 2017. It weaves through desert backcountry, lush canyons, and more than 52 villages.

Written by GJ Staff October 03, 2017

Type-Cast: Top Alaska Fly Fisher Isn’t Just ‘One of the Guys’

‘Gender doesn’t matter. Just because you’re a girl doesn’t mean you can’t do something.’

Written by Adam Ruggiero October 02, 2017

Adult Summer Camp: Get Outside at the Pursuit Series

The CamelBak Pursuit Series offers adults the opportunity to learn outdoor skills and find a community of like-minded active people.

Written by Mallory Paige September 28, 2017

Don’t Post It: Movement Proposes 8th ‘Leave No Trace’ Principle

Stop sharing your adventures before our wild spaces are ‘loved to death.’

Written by Adam Ruggiero September 22, 2017

Head-Mounted Light Cannon: Ledlenser MH10 Review

Ledlenser’s lightest 600-lumen headlamp is like strapping a car headlight on your head.

Written by Nate Mitka September 21, 2017

This Is What A Moose Attack Looks Like

Moose are big, powerful, and not scared of you. And when momma is with her calf, watch out!

Written by GJ Staff September 13, 2017

Outdoor Hazards: Wildfires

If a wildfire were to ignite while you were hiking, would you know what to do? Learn what to do in a wildfire when you’re…

Written by Steve Graepel September 08, 2017

Meet Duluth, America’s Next Best Adventure Town

Climbing, MTB, hiking, kayaking, and more. Duluth has it all — all within city limits.

Written by Sponsored Post September 07, 2017

AT Crushed: ‘Stringbean’ Sets Fastest Speed Record

Joe ‘Stringbean’ McConaughy set a new record on the Appalachian Trail today, beating both unsupported and supported times. He hiked the 2,190-mile route in a fastest…

Written by Sean McCoy August 31, 2017

‘The Shot’: Climbers Capture Iconic Eclipse Photo

Perhaps no place was better to view this week’s historic solar eclipse than the birthplace of American sport climbing: Smith Rock.

Written by GJ Staff August 25, 2017

Outdoor Hazards: Rattlesnakes

It’s been a hot year. And in many areas, that means snakes! Here are some tips to identify and avoid rattlesnakes.

Written by Steve Graepel August 25, 2017

Lean-To Shelter: First Look At ‘High Side’ Tent

Bigger than a bivy, but tighter than a traditional tent, the 2018 ‘High Side’ shelter shoots for the weight-to-space sweet spot.

Written by Adam Ruggiero August 23, 2017

Profile: Penn Newhard Builds Brands In A Mountain Town

Some say the dream of bumming in the mountains is no longer possible. Not true. But it takes a lot of hard work. Penn Newhard…

Written by Paddy O’Connell August 22, 2017

Ultralight Titanium Tool Digs Perfect Poo Holes

The forests are full of people, and people are full of poo. Address a gross problem with Vargo’s 1.2-ounce Titanium Dig Dig Tool.

Written by Sean McCoy August 17, 2017

British Columbia Ends Trophy Hunting For Grizzlies

Effective November 30, 2017, trophy hunting for grizzly bears in the province of British Columbia will end.

Written by Nate Mitka August 16, 2017

Behold, The $500 Carbon Fiber Camp Chair

GCI built this $500 carbon fiber chair for glamping, overlanding, and (probably) yachts.

Written by Sean McCoy August 11, 2017

The Best Gear That Costs Almost Nothing: Ziploc Bags

Good old-fashioned simplicity is often the most attractive solution.

Written by Lee Crosson August 10, 2017

Bear Attack Survivor Recounts Harrowing Ordeal

Last year, a grizzly bear attacked Todd Orr twice in one day. Now he shares the rest of the story.

Written by Sean McCoy August 09, 2017

Photos: Filson Campaign Celebrates Wildland Firefighters

Filson recently collaborated with the US Forest Service. The products are eye-catching, and photographer Cole Barash’s look at wildland firefighters pulls back the curtain on…

Written by Nate Mitka August 08, 2017