Dan Nelson

A basic, affordable snowshoes for the newbies.

For those who prefer vertical to distance, the 438 is your snowshoe.

A woman-specific shoe that will keep your toes warm.

The perfect snowshoe for the those who just want to take a hike over snow.

The name says it all - these shoes let you run.

These shoes will always get you through, regardless of the situation.

These burly monsters will not let you sink, period.

Stay afloat this winter with these worthy snowshoes.

Learn what you can and can't fix yourself on a sleeping bag.

Keep your feet warm and dry while snowshoeing, camping, and shoveling the driveway with the Columbia Ice Dragon, North Face Ice Storm GTX, and Kamik Patriot.

Bust out of winter doldrums on one of these stellar snowshoe routes.

Half of your "good sleep" equation is a comfy pad (the other half is your bag). Look for these 10 essentials when you buy.

There's no single piece of equipment more crucial to your backwoods enjoyment. Here's how to make the right choice.

Has your sleeping bag lost its loft? Zipper off its track? Check to see if your bag is worth repairing or if it's time to buy a new one.

Everyone knows good outdoor clothing is expensive. See if you can save your old hiking apparel.

See if your stove or water filter is safe to repair.

Mildew. Torn mesh. Broken zippers and poles. Is it worth fixing your home away from home? Find out for yourself.

Can you revive a sputtering pack? With this diagnostic checklist, you may be able to breathe new life into a tired old backpack.

So your trusty backcountry home is looking a little beat up. That doesn't mean it's time to throw it away. Learn what can and can't be fixed on your tent with our handy guide.

When temps warm but the going's still snowy, strap on snowshoes to reach Washington's hidden camping gems.