Duck Confit at 10,000 Feet: A Field Guide to Camp Food That Doesn't Taste Like Camp Food
Freeze-dried meals have earned a bad reputation. One chef in Eugene, Oregon, is out to fix that – one bag of stroganoff at a time….
Freeze-dried meals have earned a bad reputation. One chef in Eugene, Oregon, is out to fix that – one bag of stroganoff at a time….
Featured Image Photo Credit: Montana Department of Commerce, visitmt.com Montana is so much more than its natural beauty. Its beating heart lies in its small…
After spending north of 1.5 years on the road in a tiny self-built travel camper, I’ve come to the conclusion that the Pacific Coast Highway…
Featured Image Photo Credit: Montana Department of Commerce, visitmt.com Your four-legged friend doesn’t care that Montana has more than 100 named mountain ranges or that…
There’s just something different about camping in Montana. Sure, you can find hulking mountains, wide rivers, and wildflower fields in other Western states—and a go-everywhere-in-jeans…
Summer camping season is here, and every year calls for a refresh of the essentials. This year’s picks cover the full spectrum of a great…
Spring break is almost here, and you’ve got options. You could scroll through overpriced resort packages, share a hotel room with six people, or fight…
Every year, search and rescue teams across the United States respond to approximately 50,000 wilderness emergencies. Here’s what might surprise you: the vast majority follow…
The call came in just after dawn: a plane had gone down somewhere on a 14,000-foot peak. Deputy Todd Rector and his team from San…
Most outdoor enthusiasts assume Search and Rescue (SAR) works like other emergency services: dial 911, help arrives, taxes cover the cost. The reality is more…