Outdoor

Backpacking Big 3: Get Core Gear On Sale

The core of any backpacking kit, the term “big three” refers to a backpack, tent, and sleeping bag+pad. Check out these picks, on sale now!

Written by Sponsored Post May 21, 2018

Camp Meals On Sale: Stock Up for Backpacking

Planning hikes this summer? Score deals on dehydrated meals, hydration, and bars during REI’s anniversary sale.

Written by GJ Staff May 20, 2018

Canada Protects 4 New Parks, Forest Now Twice the Size of Belgium

Canada is now home to the largest stretch of protected boreal forest in the world.

Written by Nate Mitka May 19, 2018

The Garmin Descent Mk1 Is Perfect for Spearfishing: Here’s Why

The Garmin Descent Mk1 is a fully capable GPS-enhanced dive computer with the added functionality of Fenix 5’s everyday lifestyle activity tracking.

Written by Morgan Mason May 16, 2018

Awesome Hiking Boot: The Salomon X Ultra 3 Mid GTX

The Salomon X Ultra 3 Mid GTX is a very comfortable, fairly light, waterproof boot that fit my foot well right out of the box. Three…

Written by Sean McCoy May 11, 2018

Minerals in a Wetsuit? Xcel Thermoflex Free Diver Review

The Xcel Thermoflex Free Diver TDC is a highly advanced wetsuit built to maintain warmth and keep you hunting for fish one breath at a…

Written by Morgan Mason May 11, 2018

Free Gear Fridays: Eureka! Midori Two-Person Tent Giveaway

Win a Eureka! Midori two-person tent in this week’s Free Gear Friday giveaway! Click to enter now.

Written by Sponsored Post May 11, 2018

Fighting Fires, Challenging Norms: Meet the Women of Wildland Firefighting

In 2017, more than 1.1 million firefighters fought some of the most destructive fires in American history. Less than 10 percent of those firefighters were…

Written by GJ Staff May 11, 2018

Boy Scouts, Mormon Church Split After More Than 100 Years

Following policy shifts within Boy Scouts of America over the last five years, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced it will formally…

Written by Adam Ruggiero May 10, 2018

Don’t Stack Rocks! YouTuber Rails Against Random Cairns

Stacking rocks can be dangerous. Random cairns can lead hikers astray if created irresponsibly, attract animals, and further humanity’s impact on the outdoors.

Written by GJ Staff May 09, 2018

Coming Soon: ‘Mountain’ Movie Trailer Gave Us Chills

Premiering in the U.S. this May, “Mountain” gathers the best parts of outdoor cinema in one feature film. Between the beautiful audio and stunning visual, “Mountain”…

Written by Nate Mitka May 04, 2018

Want to Be More Creative, Healthier, Happier? Science Says Go Outside

Spending time outdoors isn’t just fun, it’s part of a healthy lifestyle – both mentally and physically. Don’t believe us, here are five surprising stats about…

Written by Sponsored Post May 03, 2018

Reusable Straw Raises Almost $1 Million: Here’s Why

Plastic straws suck, in every way possible. This straw aims to be the last you’ll ever use and people are going nuts over it.

Written by Adam Ruggiero May 02, 2018

Fastest Known: Film Documents ‘Origins of FKT’

An original production from GearJunkie and Wild Confluence, ‘Origins Of FKT’ gives a visual timeline of the rise of fastest known time attempts and the…

Written by Sponsored Post May 02, 2018

Patagonia ‘Unbounded’: Documentary Reveals Wild Controversies

One film crew trekked for four months through one of the most rugged trails in the world. Their goal? To uncover the greatest threats to…

Written by Morgan Tilton May 01, 2018

Gear, Beer, Music: Outdoorsy Block Parties Span US This Summer

Parties are on tap this summer, and you’re invited to the festivities at nine cities across the U.S. Every event will raise money for outdoor…

Written by Adam Ruggiero May 01, 2018

National Park Winter Caretaker’s Favorite Gear

Living in a cabin in the Great Smoky Mountains is remote, rustic, and beautiful. It’s also the perfect place for a National Park caretaker to…

Written by Seth Orme April 27, 2018

Thru-Hiking the Appalachian Trail: Why We Do It

Why do people hike the Appalachian Trail? We posted up 100 miles from the southern terminus to meet hikers as they passed and learn about…

Written by Seth Orme April 25, 2018

Watch Man Build Round Hut From Forest Materials

Palm thatch, small trees, and mud walls provide a sturdy home in this episode of Primitive Technology. Watch and be amazed.

Written by GJ Staff April 23, 2018

A Guide to Spring Turkey Hunting

Whether it’s your first-time turkey hunting or you’re a Grand Slam holder, the condensed guide I provide below will help you. Learn more about finding…

Written by Kristine Fischer April 23, 2018

Penn State Deems Outdoors Club Too Risky

Penn State’s century-old Outing Club will stop hosting outdoor excursions beginning next semester, following a “proactive risk assessment” by the university.

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 23, 2018

Thru-Hiker Dan ‘Knotts’ Binde’s Favorite Gear

Thru-hikers put gear through next-level testing, crossing thousands of miles on foot. We spoke with Dan “Knotts” Binde, who has completed some of America’s longest…

Written by Sean McCoy April 23, 2018

Fund Your Dream Vacation With KOA’s Adventure Grants

Kampgrounds of America is giving away $1,000 to $5,000 to help people realize their outdoor dream of a lifetime. And there’s almost no restriction on…

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 20, 2018

MSR Hubba Tour 2 Tent Review: Weather Storms in Style

Forced to spend outside time inside your tent? MSR builds its new adventure touring tent for those bad weather days with a spacious vestibule to…

Written by Amanda Ellis April 19, 2018

Fastest Known: Trail Running Trend Hits Stride in 2018

Long an obscure pursuit, FKT today nears critical mass. Major brand sponsors, media coverage, Red Bull stunts, and athlete Kilian Jornet are driving the movement…

Written by Sponsored Post April 18, 2018

Go to National Parks on Saturday: They’re Free!

April 21st kicks off National Park Week, and the National Park Service is celebrating with a free admission day at all parks on Saturday!

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 18, 2018

Tree Huggers & Hunters Unite: Patagonia Founder Joins BHA Rendezvous

The brand Patagonia and the organization Backcountry Hunters & Anglers may come from different sides of the recreational aisle. But with a mutual goal of…

Written by Morgan Mason April 17, 2018

The Mystery of the Missing Hiker Emoji

Do you remember an emoji of a hiker with trekking poles and a backpack? You’re not alone.

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 17, 2018

Injured, Cold, Remote: My Near-Disaster in Greenland

When a modest afternoon ski outing went awry, I found myself with a broken leg and dislocated shoulder in a remote corner of Greenland. This…

Written by Mike Chambers April 16, 2018

Spyderco H1 Fish Hunter Knife Review: A Saltwater Solution

The Spyderco H1 Fish Hunter knife is built specifically for adventurous free diving and spearfishing in saltwater. We took it to southern Baja on a spearfishing…

Written by Morgan Mason April 12, 2018

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