The Right Way to Poop in the Backcountry
It may be taboo in daily life, but talking about poop is inevitable for any overnight hiker.
Learn the proper sanitation techniques and environmental considerations necessary for responsibly doing your business in the woods with Backpacker’s bathroom etiquette how-to guides.
It may be taboo in daily life, but talking about poop is inevitable for any overnight hiker.
A hiker makes a Leave No Trace confession, and we're here to dole out penance—and a piece of advice.
Yes, the idea of carrying out your nasty, used toilet paper is a little gross. But in many places, it's also the right thing to do. Here are some tips to make it painless and smell-free.
More than half of women say they use toilet paper after peeing outdoors. We say it's an unnecessary hassle. Try one of these alternatives.
Follow these women's backcountry hygiene rules from a wilderness doctor to stay clean and healthy on your next backpacking trip.
Learn three different positions for answering nature's call in the backcountry.
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