Pre-Trip Checklist Our RV Lifestyle Magazine road test teams use this checklist before every trip. We asked them to share their experience to help you enjoy a trouble-free RV adventure. Advance Preparation Motorhomes / Tow Vehicles Check engine systems. Tune-up if required. Battery condition. Fuses – plus extras. Oil level – plus two quarts in […]
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Late July 2021. “Be honest. What are the chances that we actually finish this thing?” I ask into the dark. It’s around our bedtime — 8:30 or 9 — and we’re both huddled tightly into our sleeping bags. We’re on the banks of a lake whose name I’ve long forgotten, on the side of the…
The post Two Days Removed from the John Muir Trail appeared first on Wasatch Magazine.
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Maybe you don’t own any gear or don’t have enough room to store it. No matter the reason, you can always rent a tent if you need gear.
The post Camping Tips: Yes, You Can Rent a Tent appeared first on Outdoors with Bear Grylls.
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With social media making van life look awesome, curiosity got the best of me, so I decided to see what it was all about.
The post I Tried Van Life for a Weekend and Here’s What I Learned appeared first on Outdoors with Bear Grylls.
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SILVER SPRING, Md. – American Hiking Society, with support from Moosejaw, is has announced in a press release the recipients of the 2023 National Trails Day micro-grant program. The grant is designed to reduce barriers for underrepresented communities to participate in meaningful events in celebration of the 31st annual American Hiking Society’s National Trails Day […]
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As “vanlife” and camping road trips continue to become more and more popular, The Dyrt has worked hard to partner with a handful of van…
The post The Dyrt Partners with Van Rental Companies to Make Your Next Camping Trip Even Easier appeared first on The Dyrt Magazine.
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I never would have imagined myself finishing off 2022 by catching rides from strangers in South America and sleeping in the back of semi-trucks. In fact, if you would’ve told me a couple of years ago I would conclude my semester abroad hitchhiking up Peru’s coast for a week with someone I had met only…
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It’s below zero and you’re in the forest without your bearings… and without a tent. Without a secure spot to rest and escape the elements, it’s tough to keep your energy up and mind focused on survival. Without a tent, what alternatives are available for shelter? We recently had a conversation with British wilderness specialist, […]
The post Lost In The Woods Without A Tent? Here’s What To Do, According To Megan Hine appeared first on Outdoors.com.
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When Outdoors.com last spoke with Jill Ashlock and Amber Asay, the dynamic duo or terrible twosome—depending on who you ask—had not yet seen one episode of their Netflix reality competition show Outlast, a thrilling series about lone wolf survivalists dropped into the Alaskan frontier. Jill, a private detective from Kentucky, and Amber, a yoga instructor […]
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Beach vacations. The phrase evokes warm sun, soft sand, stunning sunrises and sunsets and total relaxation. But a trip to the beach can also be associated with sunburn and dehydration, if you don’t properly protect yourself and your family. You might have considered traveling with your own beach shelter, in the form of a tent. […]
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EDITOR’S NOTE: The April/May issue of RV Today magazine is now available. Here’s the Publisher’s Note from Demian Ross. Owning an RV is very much the same as owning real estate — it’s all about location, location, location. With RVing, it’s also about improving the experience of your time spent camping. Before 2016, I would do what […]
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Like campfires, s’mores, and ghost stories, sleeping bags are an indelible part of camping. Even if you’re staying in an RV, sleeping bags are great for adding extra warmth or for when you have a guest join you on your outings. And if you happen to be sleeping in a tent, they are practically a…
The post The Best Sleeping Bags for RV and Tent Camping appeared first on RV.com.
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