Outdoor

Trailhead To Eureka… Thru-Hiking The ‘PNT’

Contributing editor Jeff Kish is hiking the 1,200-mile Pacific Northwest Trail this summer. This is his first report from the trail.

Written by Stephen Regenold July 24, 2014

Is Backpacking Dying?

Why do younger people seem less interested in this outdoor tradition?

Written by Sean McCoy July 23, 2014

Top Fishing Gear From ICAST/IFTD

Two of America’s largest fishing trade shows took place under one roof in Orlando last week. One GearJunkie contributor was on hand to scour the…

Written by Sean McCoy July 22, 2014

Local's Guide: Best Hiking In Jackson Hole

A JH local shares her opinion on the best hikes in and around the Grand Tetons.

Written by Sean McCoy July 18, 2014

First Look: Activated Carbon Keeps Redington Waders Dry Inside

The Redington SonicDry Wader we has a waterproof breathable membrane and activated carbon to transport moisture away from skin. We review the high-end wading tool.

Written by Sean McCoy July 18, 2014

Test: Source 'Ultimate Hydration System'

An Israel-based brand ships the “Ultimate Hydration System” worldwide and sells the kit for $54. It includes everything needed to sip water and stay hydrated…

Written by Stephen Regenold July 17, 2014

‘1 Million Steps’ In KEEN Durand Boots

What will a pair of hiking boots look like after 1 million steps on some of the toughest trails around the U.S.? This summer we’re…

Written by Stephen Regenold July 15, 2014

Follow Thru-Hike Of ‘Pacific Northwest Trail’ On GearJunkie All Summer

GearJunkie contributor Jeff Kish is about to begin a through-hike of the 1,200-mile Pacific Northwest Trail to test gear and document what is regarded as…

Written by Sean McCoy July 14, 2014

First Look: Montane Minimus Jacket Packs To 'Size Of Apple'

Fully waterproof and breathable, the Montane Minimus Jacket packs down tiny and weighs less than half a pound. We review this ultralight storm shell.

Written by Sean McCoy July 07, 2014

On Independence Day, Celebrate The American Wilderness

The United States has the largest wilderness preservation system in the world with more than 618 million acres of publicly owned federal lands, something every…

Written by Sean McCoy July 02, 2014

Andrew Skurka: How To Choose A Great Outdoors Guide

You want to hire a guide for an outdoor adventure. Whether it be hiking, camping, climbing or mountaineering, these tips will help you choose the…

Written by Sean McCoy May 28, 2014

Female Friendly: The Fly Fishing Industry’s Newfound Love With Women

As women take up their fly rods, the industry is eager to accommodate new consumers.

Written by Sean McCoy May 26, 2014

Exposing ‘Oil Boom’ Destruction via 350-Mile Trek Across North Dakota

Fracking and the general deep dig for oil across North Dakota has changed the state.

Written by Stephen Regenold May 23, 2014

High End, Old School: Fiberglass ‘Butterstick’ Fly Rod Has Retro Appeal

This rod from Redington offers retro appeal with slow action. But how does it handle a trout?

Written by Sean McCoy May 13, 2014

No Reel Needed: Patagonia Fly Fishing Kit Is Simple, Light And Effective

Patagonia brings fly fishing to it’s most basic elements with the new Simple Fly Fishing Kit. Our editor tests the brand’s Tenkara, an ultralight, packable…

Written by Sean McCoy April 17, 2014

12 Good Boots: Find Your Perfect Hiking Footwear For Spring 2014

From fast and light to full-on stompers, we tested a dozen hiking boots for this spring.

Written by Stephen Regenold April 16, 2014

Outdoors Retail Behemoth Cabela’s Goes ‘Fast & Light’ With New Product Line

Cabela’s XPG line is a collection of backpacking tents, breathable jackets, shell pants, and active apparel.

Written by Stephen Regenold April 08, 2014

Choose-Your-Own Adventure… Navigate ‘Virtual World’ Via Google Maps

Some of the most beautiful views from all over the world (at your desk).

Written by Amy Oberbroeckling March 27, 2014

Could This Octagon ‘Chest Box’ Improve Fly Fishing?

This clever new wearable box is an organizational multi-tool for fly fishers.

Written by Amy Oberbroeckling March 20, 2014

Survive The Desert: 16 Tips To Stay Alive

A guide shares 16 tips to safely enjoy a desert adventure.

Written by Sean McCoy March 14, 2014

First Look: ‘Fishpond’ Makes A Big, Burly Water-Resistant Duffel Bag

When you go from home to airplane to the outdoors, it’s nice to have a bag that keeps gear dry and can be carried moderate…

Written by Sean McCoy January 29, 2014

Teaching Homeschool On The Appalachian Trail

A family of five will backpack for six months and teach their kids along the way. They will carry their own weight and trek with…

Written by Stephen Regenold January 15, 2014

‘Beast Of A Kayak’ Fishing Rig Coming To Market This Spring

Ultra-stable fishing boat weighs 70 pounds and is nearly 13 feet long. Prowler Big game kayak 2 offers plethora of fishing amenities.

Written by Stephen Regenold January 15, 2014

Inside A Lava Tube: Otherworldly Landscape Under The Pacific Northwest

The “Rubber Tramp” Jeff Kish explores an underground landscape of ice stalactites, slimy walls and darkness under the lush rainforest.

Written by GJ Staff January 13, 2014

A Fly Fishing Shop In The Heart Of The City

We share some images from a recent visit to Mend Provisions, a fly store in urban Minneapolis.

Written by Amy Oberbroeckling December 04, 2013

First Look: ECCO Biom Terrain Boots

We tested these rugged but light hiking boots for a month on snowy hikes and bushwhacking adventures.

Written by Sean McCoy November 20, 2013

‘Fat Bike For Hunters’ Put To Test

The Cogburn CG4 is a fat bike built for hunters who want human-powered access to the woods. One man puts it through its paces.

Written by Sean McCoy October 29, 2013

Self-Declared ‘Rubber Tramp’ Shuttles PCT Through-Hikers

Jeff Kish spent his summer free time helping through-hikers get to and from resupply points in the customized van he calls home.

Written by Sean McCoy October 28, 2013

ECCO ‘Take A Hike’ Photo Contest (30 Readers Will Win!)

This week we launch a contest with ECCO, including a grand prize trip to Canyonlands National Park! In addition, 29 gear prizes will be awarded…

Written by Stephen Regenold October 28, 2013

World’s First Glow-In-The-Dark Path

During the day it absorbs the sun’s rays. At night it releases an iridescent blue hue. A Cambridge, U.K., path is claimed to be the…

Written by Amy Oberbroeckling October 23, 2013

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