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AMSOIL Rides the Divide
Essays From the Field
"If you've ever ridden a motorcycle without a clutch, you might be aware of the problems this might pose... After many miles of questionable maneuvers through traffic, and only having to push the bike a few times to get moving again, we made it to the first motorcycle shop. They did not have the parts on hand..." Read the rest

Greater Yellowstone Traverse Post-Trail
Essays From the Field
"The Wind River Range is a special place, as the remote and enchanted beauty that lay in those mountains is the reason I hike. It’s the kind of mountain travel that will constantly keep you on high alert and fighting for almost every mile. But no matter how hard it gets, you are reminded of why you are out there by simply looking up and taking in the nature around you." Read the rest

Q & A with Sponsored Group, AndShesDopeToo
Sponsorship and Non-Profit
"We feel that we are in a time where the family is being divided more than ever by technology and all of its programed distractions. Children no longer want to play in the dirt and climb trees because they are too busy playing games and becoming systematically addicted to the routine of technology. The current state of the social climate around the globe is proof that people need time spent outdoors more than ever." Read the rest

Hut Trippin’ on Boreas Pass
Essays From the Field

One of the reasons I love being in the outdoors is that I’m afforded the time to unplug and think without the distractions of technology. Normally I feel like I’m at home in the mountains, but this time I was feeling very much outside my element. I was determined to …

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Orno UL 0 Review
Product Reviews

Thru-hiker Paul Ingram, better known as Pie on the Trail, discusses using the Orno UL 0 on the CDT and why this bag converted him back to a traditional mummy style sleeping bag.

To read more about Pie’s adventures on the CDT, and to check out more in-depth (geeky) gear …

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