Gear Review: Merrell Moab Mid Waterproof Boots Michael Lanza|July 30, 2015 A seasoned hiker take the Merrell Moab Mid Waterproof hiking boots on an adventurous trip to Idaho. See how the boot performed during long hikes in Idaho.
21 Appalachian Trail Statistics That Will Surprise, Entertain and Inform You Zach Davis|July 28, 2015 Thinking about heading out on a long thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail? Here are some fun stats to know before you go.
How I Fell in Love With Mountain Biking Cindy Abbott|July 24, 2015 Cindy Abbott, an REI instructor, shares her passion of teaching mountain biking and her journey of competing in races with a National Champion title.
Six of the Best River Parks in the U.S. David Miller|July 20, 2015 During the hot summer months, it is always nice to find an excapse. Plan a vacation to one of the six U.S. river parks or find a local one near you.
Five Great Summer Road Trips Chelle Roberts|July 13, 2015 Plan a summer road trip and explore some of the great landscapes and terrain the United States has to offer. Start with a classic and customize accordingly.
Choosing Mount Rainier’s Wonderland Trail – My First Backpacking Trip Joseph Concannon|July 7, 2015 A first-time backpacker shares his experience crossing valleys, forests and alpine along the 93-mile Mount Rainier's Wonderland Trail.
Cycling East Coast Greenways to Washington, D.C. National Parks Alyson Boyer Rode|July 3, 2015 Cycle along Washington, D.C.'s National Monuments via the East Coast Greenway and learn about U.S. history while avoiding city traffic and parking.
Tips for Last-Minute Camping for the 4th of July Megan Hettwer|July 2, 2015 Waited to the last minute to book your holiday campsite? Well you are in luck. Hipcamp provides tips on how to camp during a popular summer holiday.
Mountain Biking Road Trip: Hurricane and St. George Hilary Oliver|June 30, 2015 Head on a road trip and ride the singletrack trails in St. George, Utah. Check out the scenic desert trails, camp and hit the town for some grub.
7 of U.S.A.’s Best Thru-Paddles REI Staff|June 23, 2015 When the summer heats up, head to the rivers and paddle stretches of river or coast. Don't forget to jump in for a swim every once and awhile.
A Hidden Illinois Gem – Starved Rock State Park Ana Serafin|May 22, 2015 Hike through Starved Rock State Park and see its many canyons and waterfalls. Stay longer at one of its campsites or cabins and take in all the park offers.
Top U.S. Bike-to-Work Cities Berne Broudy|May 15, 2015 The U.S. Census data is out and shares what are the most bike-friendly cities to those who use human-power to commute from point A to B.
