Photo Essay: Canada’s Ice-fishing Huts REI Staff|January 14, 2020 Escape cabin fever with a cozy fishing hut adventure! Discover the best fishing huts and tips for a memorable trip.
How to Get Through the Thru-Hiking Off-Season Jenni Gritters|January 10, 2020 Thru-hiking can be the experience of a lifetime, but adjusting to life off-trail can be tricky. Here are 10 tips from four experts who have done just that.
Christina Tosi’s Sweet Spot Jen Murphy|January 10, 2020 Christina Tosi, the founder of Milk Bar, fuels her life with cookie dough, yes, but also trail runs, city runs, cycling trips and other outdoor pursuits.
Best Adventures Near Burlington, Vermont Ryan Wichelns|January 9, 2020 Discover the Best Adventures Near Burlington Vermont! Hike, bike, and ski the stunning Burlington Mountains. Explore the great outdoors with REI.
How to Hike the Grand Canyon Rim to Rim Maren Horjus|January 8, 2020 Cross the Big Ditch like a pro with this do-it-all guide to route planning, campsites, permits, desert skills and more.
Where to Travel in Alaska: Our 8 Favorite Parks Patrick Hutchison|January 6, 2020 Read about the top Alaska national parks with REI. From Denali to Glacier Bay, explore the beauty of the Last Frontier.
Things to Do in Western North Carolina in the Winter Graham Averill|January 6, 2020 From downhill skiing to ice climbing, there's something for everyone in Western North Carolina in the winter. Here are the top places to visit.
Things to Do in Tanzania: Our 6 Favorite Places Michaela Trimble|January 2, 2020 From the Indian Ocean to the top of Africa, these are our favorite adventures in Tanzania.
How to Get Trails Built In Three “Easy” Steps Julie Brown|January 1, 2020 Lake Tahoe is experiencing a golden age of trail building with the biggest project of all on the horizon. But it wasn’t always this way. Here’s the story of how a group of people in Tahoe rose up to the task of making big ideas become reality.
Our 8 Favorite Places for Warm-Weather Camping This Winter Graham Averill|December 30, 2019 Winter camping doesn’t have to mean cold nights and snow-covered tents. Here are 8 of our favorite campsites for fun in the mid-winter sun.
Best Hikes in Death Valley Kristen Arendt|December 27, 2019 Towering 11,000-foot mountains, barren salt flats, sand dunes, deep canyons and hidden oases make Death Valley National Park a hiker's playground.
The Case for Renting Ski Gear Dave Zook|December 19, 2019 Traveling with ski gear can be a hassle. One way to avoid that is by renting ski and snowboard gear, which can save you money, offer convenience and be friendly toward the environment.
