Your State by State Guide to Camping the Oregon Trail
It has been 175 years since the first hoards of hopeful travelers were embarking on a 2,000+ mile trip in search of land and opportunity….
It has been 175 years since the first hoards of hopeful travelers were embarking on a 2,000+ mile trip in search of land and opportunity….
The outdoor industry has a long history of directing its attention and dollars towards men, making it difficult for female entrepreneurs to successfully enter the…
If you aim to fill your days with more dirt, sunshine, and people who love the outdoors as much as you do, then allow us…
Anyone who doesn’t own camping gear has a pretty good excuse to deny any camping weekend invitations, unless they attempt to rent gear. Purchasing the…
Camping and hiking enthusiast Amy G. used The Dyrt to plan a reunion Appalachian Trail hike with her best friend. You can find and save…
Campfires are a celebrated camping ritual. But the presence of fire in wild places also leaves room for the potential of forest fires. While forest…
Nicole Brown, the cofounder of Women Who Hike, has created an online community of more than 240 thousand people (mostly women) who love to hike…
When the weather heats up, many of us start daydreaming about a week away from home to recharge and unwind. International travel might be a…
Many trails are still closed due to the Eagle Creek fire, but these Columbia River Gorge hikes are ready for you! Columbia River Gorge hikes…
Eagle Creek Fire & Columbia River Gorge Restoration In September, 2017, the Eagle Creek forest fire burned more than 48,000 acres of land on the…