Comparing Our Lightweight Backpacking and Hiking BackpacksIt can be a daunting task to choose the right backpack for your backpacking and hiking trips because there are so many options. In this blo…
Why Go Winter Camping? Winter camping offers a unique experience, whether you're seeking adventure, solitude, or the chance to improve your outdoor skills. From enjoying pristine snow-covered landsc…
Summer Day Trip Essentials- What to keep in your day pack this summerI am sure that anyone out there reading this has a beat up old daypack or fanny pack that sits in their mudroom, under the bed or o…
You're here because the mountains are your arena, and you know the stakes. We're in the same grind, pushing our limits where the air is thin and mistakes are costly.Altitude is the ultimate test. Fail…
The ultralight revolution in backpacking has become something that every backpacker has participated in whether they realize it or not (which is a good thing for your back and legs). Gear manufacturer…
Choosing the best Wood Stove for your Hot TentWhen you are camping in a snow covered wilderness, there is nothing that brightens the spirits and brings smiles as quickly as the feeling of warmth and l…
The Art of Efficient Backpacking: How to Pack Your Backpack Like a Pro The “Art” of backpacking maybe over sensationalizing it a bit but then again, it may be more than just hyperbole. When you f…
The Design: Trekking pole tents and tarps are minimalist approaches to backpacking shelters, capitalizing on the use of trekking poles as their primary support. By eliminating the need for separate…
Our group of seven embarked with plans to tackle the Southesk Lake Loop trail in Jasper National Park, which was to cover 70 miles over 6 days. Most of this trek would take place on trails t…
440 miles, 3 days, a fishing pole, a carefully picked Dual sport motorcycle and 40 liters of gear storage was the start to this high mountain Brap-packing trip. I had been planning this route since I…
In this guide, we'll walk you through what to expect, the essential gear you'll need, and Seek Outside's staff picks for the upcoming archery season.The Rocky Mountains: What to Expect:Elevation Chall…
Seek Outside is excited to introduce the newest addition to our line of ultralight backpacking tents—the Sunlight 2p!The Sunlight 2p is our first ultralight shelter with an integrated, sewn-in floor.…
As soon as the birds start singing and the flowers start blooming, adventure enthusiasts start dreaming of snow-free trailheads and wide-open country. Whether you are hiking the Appalachian Trail, pac…
If you've decided to take up bowhunting, you've likely already done your research on where to hunt, what state you'll be in, and what arrow setup you'll be using. But what's next? You'll need gear, an…
Planning your first backpack hunt can be a scary thing, especially if it's out of state in a new area. Everything about it puts you out of your comfort zone. Travel to your hunting area, lodgin…
What Is A Hot Tent?In its simplest form, a hot tent is a tent with a heat source. Variations abound, but the most common these days are: Canvas wall tents with a wood stoveLightweight floorless tent…
On this episode Rob Parkins joins Dennis and Kevin to talk about public access issues, fly fishing, spey casting, Clauser minnows, Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, and boomerangs. Rob is the…
In this episode, Terry Meyers, Executive Director of Rocky Mountain Bighorn Society, joins Dennis and Kevin to talk about the challenges bighorn sheep face in Colorado. We talk about disease and its s…