Outdoor

What Is ‘Bear Country’? Everything to Know Before You Go

Most of North America is bear country, predominantly territory for black bears. Your chances for a sighting a bear increase once you venture into the…

Written by GJ Staff October 07, 2020

A Guide to Utah’s National Parks: Visit ‘The Mighty 5’

If Utah could be known for just one thing, it would be its landscape. What used to be a rarely visited desert has now become…

Written by Johan Manuel Barrios Perozo October 06, 2020

Fly Fishing Film Highlights Kayla Lockhart, Mayfly Project

A new fly fishing film from Redington shares the story of Kayla Lockhart, an angler and mentor from the Mayfly Project.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri October 06, 2020

‘Toxic Gear Culture’: How One Small Retailer Is Combatting the Industry’s Darker Half

Do you remember your first time with a full-suspension mountain bike, ultralight rack, or fat skis on pow? Gear can elevate any outdoor experience, but…

Written by Ilana Newman October 05, 2020

Adventure News of the Week: Iconic Magazines Fold, Record Onewheel Ride

From the inspiring to the tragic, ‘Adventure News of the Week’ presents a wrap-up of top news in the world of exploration and adventure.

Written by Mary Murphy October 05, 2020

How to Fish for Lake Trout

Lake trout fishing is one of the most rewarding styles of fishing there is. While anyone can drop the bait into the water, it does…

Written by GJ Staff October 05, 2020

Raising Kids Outside: Parenthood, Surfing, Thrills, and Balance

‘Unnur’ takes us behind the scenes of what it’s like to raise a kid while holding an outdoor industry career. Spoiler alert: It’s not all…

Written by Mary Murphy October 02, 2020

Fjallraven Classic Goes Virtual: Hike USA Route in Stunning POV

There’s lots we can accomplish online. But hiking? Fjallraven is testing out this concept by making its latest trekking trip fully virtual.

Written by Mary Murphy October 01, 2020

Pheasant Hunting: How to Get Started

Pheasant hunting is one of the most fun ways to enjoy the fall fields. And while chasing wily roosters takes a little know-how, it’s one…

Written by Sean McCoy October 01, 2020

How to Read a Topographic Map: The Keys to Deciphering Your Way

With today’s access to apps that have GPS tracking along mapped routes, a large population of outdoor recreationists finds themselves unfamiliar with how to read…

Written by Natasha Buffo October 01, 2020

5 Archery Targets for the Backyard

Novice and professional archers alike must practice to maintain, improve, and fine-tune their skills. When access to an archery range is out of reach, turning…

Written by GJ Staff September 29, 2020

5 Tips to Prepare for Your First Backcountry Camping Trip

Backcountry camping is a great way to experience the less-traveled wilderness — maybe even forge your own path. When you’re out exploring new places, it…

Written by GJ Staff September 28, 2020

Free Gear Fridays: LifeStraw Go Stainless Steel Bottle With Filter

This week, one lucky winner will receive a new LifeStraw Go Stainless Steel Bottle with Filter in the color of their choice!

Written by GJ Staff September 25, 2020

MeatEater Releases Second Season of ‘Das Boat’: ‘Dos Boat’

MeatEater released the first season of its first fishing series ‘Das Boat’ in 2019 to aplomb. The second season is now dropping episodes each Sunday…

Written by Nicole Qualtieri September 24, 2020

DECKED Truck-Bed System Review: Drawers Add Versatility for Adventure by Truck

The DECKED truck bed organizer provides secure, dry storage and organization in a pickup truck bed. We have been testing the system in two trucks…

Written by Zach Burton September 24, 2020

My All-Time Favorite Camp Chair: The NEMO x First Lite Stargaze Recliner Luxury Chair

It’s a hammock chair. It’s a recliner. And, out of the thousands of chairs I’ve sat in over my lifetime, the NEMO Stargaze Recliner is…

Written by Nicole Qualtieri September 23, 2020

How to Follow a Blood Trail

The difference between recovering or losing an animal often comes down to your ability to track it. Here are some tips to keep meat in…

Written by GJ Staff September 21, 2020

7 Great Lures for Muskie Fishing

The muskellunge, or muskie, is one of the most sought after fish in North America. Here are the lures you need to put one on…

Written by GJ Staff September 21, 2020

Record Wave, National Park Dream Job, and More: Adventure News of the Week

From the inspiring to the tragic, ‘Adventure News of the Week’ presents a wrap-up of top news in the world of exploration and adventure.

Written by Adam Ruggiero September 21, 2020

LifeStraw Go Stainless Steel Bottle: Colder, Sturdier Water Filtration

Love the idea of drinking from a mountain stream? Do so safely with a LifeStraw Go filtration bottle. And now, keep that water colder longer.

Written by GJ Staff September 21, 2020

The 6 Best Hikes Near Boise

While there are many great things to love about Boise, Idaho, one of the best is its access to the great outdoors. We’ve gathered a…

Written by Haley Butterfield September 18, 2020

Butterflies, Bigfoot, and Backcountry: ‘The Dark Divide’ Film Review

Experience the healing power of nature in the epic book-turned-film ‘The Dark Divide.’ Get all the details about the film premiere and read an exclusive review…

Written by Mary Murphy September 17, 2020

Warm and Cozy: Rumpl Launches Lighter, Warmer ‘Featherlite’ Blanket

Rumpl’s down blanket just got way lighter, smaller, and warmer. But you’ll have to pay for its premium, ultralight status.

Written by Mary Murphy September 17, 2020

BioLite HeadLamp 750 First Look: ‘Run Forever’ Lumens With a Few Quirks

BioLite released its first HeadLamp in 2018, breaking into the market with one of the sleekest designs we’ve ever seen. This week, the brand unveiled…

Written by Seiji Ishii September 17, 2020

Watch First Whitewater ‘SUP Descent’ of Mountain River

Ever wanted to paddleboard off the beaten path? Take inspiration from these four explorers who traveled 230 miles by SUP.

Written by Mary Murphy September 16, 2020

‘Fences’: New Film by onX Hunt & Jason Matzinger Explores Boundaries

Fences often delineate the lines between what’s huntable and what’s not, but that’s not always the case. Filmmaker Jason Matzinger explores what these boundary lines…

Written by Nicole Qualtieri September 16, 2020

The 6 Best Places to Fish Near Seattle

Seattle might be a big, bustling city, but its access to fishing opportunities are some of the best in the country. Here’s a list of…

Written by GJ Staff September 15, 2020

How to Hang a Bear Bag 101

If you’re heading into bear country, it’s absolutely vital to store your food and other items safely out of reach from hungry bears. This protects…

Written by Johanna Flashman September 15, 2020

The 6 Best Fishing Spots Near New York City

When someone mentions New York City, not many people think of fishing. While Times Square, Broadway, and the Statue of Liberty are Big Apple mainstays,…

Written by GJ Staff September 14, 2020

How to Choose Binoculars for Birding, Stargazing, and More

Whether you’re birding, wildlife watching, or hunting, binoculars can be extremely helpful for seeing things up close. But because of all the features, buying your…

Written by Johanna Flashman September 14, 2020

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