Numb Fingers and Toes? It’s Not Frostbite, But Raynaud’s Can Still Be a Pain to Deal With Ken Knapp|November 7, 2024 Raynaud’s syndrome, where fingers turn white and get numb, is uncomfortable. Learn the causes and ways to manage it during your outdoor activities.
In Praise of Camping in the Cold Ryan Wichelns|December 19, 2023 Cold-weather camping can be incredibly hard. But that’s part of what makes it so beautiful.
Winter Hiking with Emily Ford Emily Ford|January 15, 2023 Winter long-distance hiker Emily Ford loves the fourth season. She and her Alaskan husky, Diggins, have completed thru-hikes during the coldest months of the year, including the 1,200-mile Ice Age Trail in Wisconsin. She makes the case for trying winter treks. Listen to the podcast or read on for her gear tips and other recommendations.
What’s In My Pack with Emily Ford Emily Ford|January 11, 2023 We peek into what long-distance hiker Emily Ford brings along on winter expeditions. She and her Alaskan husky, Diggins, have completed thru-hikes during the coldest months of the year, including the 1,200-mile Ice Age Trail in Wisconsin.
Can I Get Sunburned In Winter? REI Staff|January 24, 2022 Our experts bust 19 myths about the fourth season.
The Perfect Kit: Winter Cycling Nathan Pipenberg|January 26, 2021 Embrace the elements with the cycling gear you need to stay in the saddle all winter long.
How to Keep Babies Warm in the Outdoors Phuong Le|February 28, 2020 Fresh air is great for everyone, even the littlest ones. Here are some tips to take your baby outside and keep them comfortable.
Winter Camping Advice: We Learned the Hard Way Aer Parris|January 15, 2020 We've all made mistake when trying something new (and even old!). Here's what our experts have learned about winter camping along the way.
6 Places to Try Fat-Tire Biking This Winter Lindsay Warner|August 30, 2019 Poor conditions for skiing typically lend themselves to fat-tire biking. Learn why these six towns are making the sport part of their identity at the REI Co-Op Journal.
Top Picks For Winter Camping in Washington Jenni Gritters|December 19, 2018 If you’re looking for a night under the stars in Washington State no matter the temperature, try these 10 fall and winter camping destinations.
6 Tips for Being on Trail in the Dark This Winter Carly Moree|December 13, 2018 Shorter days mean longer nights. So if you're planning on hiking, you might be out in the dark. These are our tips for how to do it right.
