Sometimes the simplest thing is the best option and nothing is simpler than ruck marching. It burns almost as many calories/hour as running.

In the first three parts of this series, we talk about how to dress, shelters, making fire, crossing ice and when to use traction aids...

The field of wilderness survival is vast but there are 5 key skills that are the most important to learn.

Part 3 is all you need to know about winter camping. We've covered clothing, footwear & shelters. Now we'll hit fire, snowshoes & crampons.

I've been coaching athletes for a long time and I've distilled my philosophy down to a few key ideas. Goal is to get the most ROI.

In Part 2- Almost Everything You Need To Know About Winter Camping we cover shelters.

Winter camping is challenging and rewarding. It lets you get out when everyone else is cooped up inside. Enjoy 30+ years of tips!

The Adirondack High Peaks should be on your list of destinations for backpacking. Easy and free access, epic hiking and real mountains!

No matches, no problem. With birch bark and a spark you'll have a campfire in no time!

When you get right down to it, we need food, shelter, and water to survive. This blog is geared on how to get safe drinking H20in the wild

As a major part of your sleep system, what you choose for a sleeping bag will have a huge effect on the quality of your sleep.