Many people have different backpacking food ideas, but whatever you choose, it always tastes better out in the woods. it is important to remember that whatever you bring needs to stay edible while on your trip. It is not a good idea, for an example, to bring an apple. It will get bruised in [...]
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This synthetic bag from The North Face has stood the test of time. The Cat’s Meow has been one of the most popluar womens bags over the years by keeping the weight down and the comfort level up. It has been cut to replicate a woman’s shape and also provides extra insulation in the hood [...]
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The MontBell super stretch hugger down sleeping bag
provides great warmth in freezing temperatures. One of the best features of this bag is that it only weighs a measely 1 pound 11 ounces.
This is the first stretch sleeping bag I have tested and it has a very good construction. The baffle system keeps the down where [...]
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When you place your food in the camping storage locker at night, you expect it to be safe. At Pt. Reyes National Park, 45 minutes north of San Francisco, my friends experienced quite the opposite.
The rangers give you plenty of warning about the animals in the park, including raccoons, skunks and mice. It is [...]
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The Big Agnes 15 degree kids sleeping bag is a great choice for taking your child camping in chilly weather. It is insulated with synthetic fill, which is great for children. This kids sleeping bag has a hood and draft collar to keep your little one warm in cold temperatures. Big Agnes replaced the insulation [...]
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