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YETI’s Latest Innovation Is… A Bucket?!

Those of you who honestly, truly, never-ever use a bucket should feel free to skip this article and carry on with your bucketless life. But…

Written by Mallory Paige June 29, 2017

Combine New Gear With Old For The Perfect Kit

Two-thousand miles into a cross-country bike tour, I choose a tent and sleeping system completely new to me. But I also opt for two battle-worn…

Written by Seth "Cap" Orme June 28, 2017

Boot Up: Waterproof ‘Nucleo’ High GTX Review

Aggressive tech in an unassuming package, La Sportiva Nucleo boots are waterproof and stocked with upgrades for mountains and trails.

Written by GJ Staff June 27, 2017

Camping On Campus: MN University Opens Campground

At the University of Minnesota Duluth, six campsites are available for overnight stays and bonfires under the stars.

Written by Nate Mitka June 12, 2017

Huggybear and Lizard: Meet the Faces of Trail Days

Welcome to Trail Days, the eclectic annual celebration of all things hiking and the official party honoring the Appalachian Trail.

Written by Seth "Cap" Orme May 26, 2017

Hike New Zealand’s 2,000-Mile Te Araroa: 10 Tips

In 2011, New Zealand opened up “the long pathway,” an end-to-end hike from the top of New Zealand to the bottom spanning roughly 2,000 miles.…

Written by Patrice La Vigne May 05, 2017

In The Spotlight: Therm-a-Rest Brand Profile

From inflatable mattresses to tents and sleeping bags, Therm-a-Rest has been building camping gear in the U.S. for more than 40 years.

Written by GJ Staff April 17, 2017

GJ Week In Review: Bikerafting, Volcanic Skiing, REI

A recap of top stories for the week of April 2 – 8, 2017.

Written by GJ Staff April 08, 2017

The ABC’s Of Foot Care On The Trail

Whether you’re day-hiking or thru-hiking, proper foot care is essential to an enjoyable trail experience. Keep your feet happy for the long-haul with these five…

Written by Sponsored Post April 07, 2017

Tackling An FKT? You’re Eligible For A Grand And Free Gear

Shoot for the record books with a blazing a thru-hike or trail run, and you could land a cool $1,000 and some free gear. And…

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 03, 2017

One Shoe For Every Adventure: Astral TR1 Mesh

The Astral TR1 aims to be one shoe for running, biking, hiking, and paddling. Can it live up to the challenge?

Written by Seth Orme March 30, 2017

What’s With Ultrarunners Doing Reality TV?

More and more endurance athletes are doing turns on reality-type TV shows. We talked to a couple to find out why.

Written by Paul Cuno-Booth March 09, 2017

2,000-Mile Test: Granite Gear Crown2 Backpack

We packed, hefted, and hiked with the Granite Gear Crown2 for a five-month test along the Pacific Crest Trail.

Written by Seth Orme February 17, 2017

‘Grounds Keepers’ To Clean Litter From Major Trails Nationwide

Hikers around the country will tackle major trails to haul out trash and continue the ‘Packing It Out’ mission.

Written by Adam Ruggiero February 16, 2017

First Look: Sea To Summit ‘World’s Lightest Hammock’

At 4.9 ounces, Sea to Summit’s Ultralight Hammock is so airy you’ll forget it’s there. We tested it for our first-look review.

Written by Stephen Regenold February 08, 2017

5-Year Test: Leatherman ‘Style CS’ Doesn’t Fail

Carrying the Leatherman Style CS everywhere for five years, including on two trans-national trails, the only problem I experienced was solved by a drop of…

Written by Seth Orme January 23, 2017

Five Reasons 2016 Didn’t Suck

Contrary to what many people choose to remember, there was a lot to celebrate in 2016.

Written by Adam Ruggiero December 31, 2016

Year In Review: Our Top Stories From 2016

More than 1,000 articles graced our homepage in 2016. These were the most viewed and shared from the past year.

Written by GJ Staff December 28, 2016

Toughest Climbing Pack: Dyneema 2400 Porter Reviewed

Made from fabric that is ‘stronger than steel,’ the Hyperlite Dyneema 2400 Porter is light, streamlined, and just about perfect – except for the price.

Written by Lizzy Scully November 29, 2016

Custom, Made-In-USA Backpack … For Your Dog

Groundbird Gear crafts lightweight backpacking gear for dogs. We put one through 1,000 miles of testing.

Written by Caitlin Quinn October 25, 2016

At 1,300 Miles, Remote ‘GPT’ Is Longest Trail In South America

A little-known trail follows a spectacular route through the heart of Patagonia and beyond. As of now, there is no guidebook – yet.

Written by Adam Ruggiero October 10, 2016

2,650 Miles Of Packing It Out: Trail’s End

On 9/29/16, the Packing It Out duo completed all 2,650 miles of the Pacific Crest Trail. In total, they removed over 720 pounds of trash…

Written by Seth 'Cap' Orme September 30, 2016

A.T. Record, GoPro Drone, 2017 Climbing Gear: GearJunkie Week In Review

A recap of top stories for the week of Sept. 18 – 24, 2016.

Written by GJ Staff September 24, 2016

Did An Unknown Hiker Just Break Every A.T. Record?

Her story seems inconceivable, but an unknown hiker claims to have bested Karl Meltzer’s day-old record on the AT, and she claims to have done…

Written by Sean McCoy September 19, 2016

Ultra-Runner Karl Meltzer Breaks Appalachian Trail Record

It took 45 days, 22 hours, and 38 minutes, but today (Sunday, September 18, 2016) ultra-runner Karl Meltzer broke the record for the fastest supported…

Written by Adam Ruggiero September 18, 2016

New To Camping? Rent A ‘Camp Kit’

A new company rents all the gear you need for camping and backpacking. We talked to the founder for a primer.

Written by Paddy O’Connell September 16, 2016

Against The Clock: ‘White Mountain Direttissima’

Covering more than 240 miles, a man knocked out 48 peaks in New Hampshire in less than 6 days, unsupported.

Written by Patrick Brown September 06, 2016

Camp Gourmet? Meet the ‘Skottle’

Essentially a wok with a gas burner supported by a tripod, the ‘Skottle’ could be your next favorite camp stove.

Written by Mallory Paige September 06, 2016

24,000 Kilometers: ‘Trans Canada Trail’ Longest In World

Canada is about to finish the world’s longest trail network. Lace up your boots, pump up your tires, ready your paddles, and prepare for 24,000km…

Written by Adam Ruggiero September 06, 2016

Batteries Required: PCT Hikers’ Favorite Apps, Gadgets Off-Grid

Manage business and communicate electronically from the trail. The Packing It Out crew explains how they’ve written nearly a dozen stories, filed photographs, and stayed…

Written by Seth 'Cap' Orme September 02, 2016

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