Corey Buhay

When hiking becomes cool, it loses something sacred.

A beginner friendly backpacking pack with everything you need—and nothing you don’t

From the backcountry to the airport, this pack has you covered

A reliable workhorse that will last for years

This pack bridges the gap between ultralight and ultracomfy

Shoulder the load and make miles with these trail-ready rucksacks

You don’t need to “get in shape” to enjoy hiking season. Here’s how to savor it from the start.

Ditching the baggage and streamlining your life can be easier said than done.

From short hikes to long runs that push the definition of a dayhike, these six packs will be your constant companions.

It’s not just a bag. It’s a lifetime’s worth of beauty sleep. Learn what features you need, shop accordingly, and keep your bag in good repair, and it’ll keep you sleeping soundly.

Home is where you stake it out. Understand the ins and outs, pick the right shelter, and treat it like you would your bedroom.

Understanding suspension and construction is key to finding the right fit—and proper maintenance and repair will ensure your load-hauler lasts thousands of miles.

Bad weather, horrendous blisters, endless hills—it’s all fun if you look at it the right way.

Kickstarting a workout habit starts with reexamining your motivations.

Stay fresh, whether you’re out for a few miles or a few thousand.

Two heavyweights of the pack world go head to head.

Growing numbers of hikers, bikers, and skiers are leaving Colorado SAR teams strapped. One new study offers some radical ideas

Authorities are searching for the person responsible for killing one dog and sickening three with ibuprofen-laced meat.

Overcrowding is destroying our parks. Timed entry systems can save them.

The John Muir Trail was my dream hike—until a bout of food poisoning turned it into a nightmare.