Camping

Put Some Fun in Your Food Caches

April 3, 2012 Andy 2 Comments Camping, Food

Surprise treats mean a lot on a trip — just ask Norwegian explorer Aleksander Gamme, who in this video finds a secret stash of junk food, and promptly freaks out. MORE >

Canoecopia 2012 Report (2 of 2)

April 2, 2012 Andy 1 Comment Blog, Camping, Canoeing, Kayaking, Reports

A Saturday at Canoecopia is like a day at the fair; you see all you can and try a little of everything, but the crowds are half the enjoyment. MORE >

Ultra-light Solo Camping Trip

March 2, 2012 Pam 4 Comments Blog, Camping, Food, Gear, Hiking, Survival Skills, Winter Sports

“The trail is un-groomed—no one has been out there all winter—and the snow is pretty deep”. Those were the words the park ranger told me when I inquired about camping at their lone, backpacking site. MORE >

Winter Camping Near The Twin Cities

January 18, 2012 Pam 1 Comment Blog, Camping, Winter Sports

Each February, winter enthusiasts gather from all corners of the state to winter camp just a short drive from the Twin Cities metro area. MORE >

Catching Trout and the Outfitter Report

January 16, 2012 Pam Leave a comment Blog, BWCAW, Camping, Fishing, The Outfitter Report, Wildlife, Winter Sports

Contrary to news reports, there is snow in Minnesota. You just have to go north to find it. While the bears may be hibernating, there is plenty of activity happening in the north woods. MORE >

Light Tents for Summer Adventures

January 13, 2012 Pam Leave a comment Camping, Gear

Thinking about a lighter tent for your July trip? This spring, Exped will expand their tent line to include 3-season tents. MORE >

Video: Making A Feather Stick

January 12, 2012 Pam 2 Comments Blog, Bushcraft, Camping, Film, Survival Skills

There are many ways to start a fire and we’re bringing you one more. We found a striking tutorial about making a feather stick to aid in fire starting. MORE >