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Save this before your next hiking shoe purchase: I bought the HOKA Speedgoat 7 and Altra Lone Peak 9 Waterproof with my own money and put them to the test on the trail. But before you buy either, here’s a quick category guide: Traditional hiking boots: More structure, protection and ankle
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Share this with a fellow hiker šŸ‘‡ I was hosted by popfly and outdoor retailer last week where hundreds of emerging brands were gathered in one of the outdoor industries biggest annual events (sponsored as part of Wild Reach) I decided to ask them all one question: what’s the biggest hiking pro
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Fun fact: hikers are actually the rare ones. Despite how normal hiking might look on your feed, only a fraction of Americans regularly head out on hiking trails, like me. Which means if you willingly wake up early, drive somewhere with questionable cell service, walk miles uphill carrying sna
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This is one trail behavior that I don’t understand: Leaving dog poop behind is awful. But putting it inside a plastic bag and leaving that on the trail can be even worse. Those bags don’t magically disappear after your hike. Someone else has to pick them up, wildlife can get into them, and pl
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One of my favorite Bay Area hidden gems is in Berkeley… PSA: if you love discovering new California trails, don’t miss my monthly email with 5 new trail ideas every month. It’s free. You can also check out my full tree swing map of California with over 30 tree swings on substack. Please a
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How to use hiking poles correctly: Some hikers own trekking poles, and far fewer actually know how to use them properly. The biggest mistake? Treating hiking poles like two walking sticks instead of using them to help with balance, stability and efficiency. A few hiking pole tips: 1) Ad
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Which ā€˜expert’ is in your group? Every hiking group has one. The one who says, ā€œWe’re almost there,ā€ with absolutely no evidence. The one who checked the weather yesterday. The one who thinks Google Maps works everywhere. The one who packs confidence instead of water. The funny pa
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The guide to these spots for August šŸ‘‡ One of these swimming holes gets ⭐. Another gets ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐. The difference wasn’t necessarily just the waterfall, it’s everything (and everyone) around it. After hiking to hundreds of waterfalls across California, these are some of the best swim spots I
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Before your next hike, ask yourself these 5 questions: It takes less than 30 seconds, and it could save you (or your hiking partners’) life. Do I have enough water for the entire hike back, not just the hike up? Do I know what time I’ll be back at my car? What will the temperature be at
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Your sign to head to the mountains… Preferably in California where there’s a spot to swim… My August Substack blog drops in 5 days with guides to some of my favorite swim holes. Link to get it free is in my bio. Or just let me know in the comments which spot you’re choosing to spend the
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What’s the point of hiking? It surprises me that 80% of people don’t hike. So what have the other 20% figured out? Maybe a picture (or two is worth a thousand words). Why do you hike?
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No joke he’s been there staring for 8 hours… #fyp #wildlife #nosyneighbor
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Many people believe in order to get started hiking, you need a lot of (expensive) gear, but in my opinion, you really don’t. Beginning hiker tips is one of my most frequently requested content; and I love seeing more people fall in love with hiking. It doesn’t take much: if I had just $250 and
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Just a few of my favorites… If you love exploring California, check out my substack for 5 new trail ideas every month. And for those that love finding the best spots, you can also find my California map at the same spot. Locations featured: šŸ“Big Sur Sand Dollar Beach šŸ“San Francisco 1
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Must have camping gear items for 2026: These are the five brands that have consistently earned a spot in my setup and simply make camping a better experience: ENO hammock: Packs down tiny, sets up in minutes, and actually gets used every trip. Black Diamond headlamp: Bright, dependable, an
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I always thought the adventure started at the trailhead. After my first RV trip, I realized it starts long before that ( #sponsored ). So much energy goes into going on a long day hike. You’ve got early alarms, packing gear, and then unpacking everything, all before you even get onto the trail.
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California’s best waterfall trail? Details šŸ‘‡ McCloud Falls is only 4.5 hours from San Francisco and gives you three beautiful waterfalls on one easy hike. The falls flow year-round, it’s dog friendly, and free to visit. The trail is 4 miles out and back or two miles if you park a car at each
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3 camping hacks you need šŸ‘‡ PSA: Don’t miss my next @outdoorwiseliving video: 5 camping gear items that make every summer camping trip better. 1. DIY Camp Sink This one took a little trial and error. My first attempt failed because I filled a flexible Costco trash bag with water, then po
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Hot take: the hardest part of most outdoor adventures usually isn’t the hike ( #sponsored ). It’s the 4 a.m. alarm. The melted cooler food. The gas station bathrooms. Hauling gear in and out. Driving home tired after a full day on the trail. After spending a few days RVing in Colorado, almost
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Your sign to go camping… I spent months thinking my son and I’s first camping trip had to be some epic, remote adventure. Instead (and with much influence by my wife), we picked a place that was a little more forgiving. We hiked, built a campfire, grilled dinner, made s’mores, woke up early t
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