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Cookware: Titanium, Aluminum, or...Paper?
Would you buy a foldable, disposable cooking pot made out of...paper? The 100-percent paper, origami-inspired Hexa Pot is designed for boiling water indoors or out.
Andrew Skurka's "Ultimate Hiker's Gear Guide"
Many would jump at the chance to hike alongside professional adventurer and super-long-distance hiker Andrew Skurka. Now Skurka shares his backcountry know-how in "The Ultimate Hiker’s Gear Guide: Tools & Tips to Hit the Trail."
Soak your worries away in trailside hot springs
Hot springs and winter hiking, snowshoeing, or skiing are a match made in heaven. Check out these five hot springs, and some tips and tricks for making the most of your hot spring experience.
Write Gear Reviews, Get Smarter
Write Reviews Online. That sage advice was number 30 on Newsweek's list of "31 ways to get smarter — faster," in the January 9 & 16 issue.
Lowe Alpine names Jeff Lowe Honorary President
Lowe Alpine has announced that Jeff Lowe, iconic alpinist and industry pioneer, will once again join the brand, this time in an non-executive role as Honorary Brand President.
Safe Travel in Avalanche Terrain
Ninety percent of all avalanche victims die in slides triggered by themselves or by a member of their group. However, avalanche conditions are predictable and there are techniques you can learn to help minimize your risk in avalanche terrain.
State Parks offer First Day Hikes, Jan. 1
Start 2012 off on the right foot, or the left foot. Take a hike in one of America's state parks on New Year's Day, January 1.
Arc'teryx makes all-weather capes for homeless
Arc’teryx is known for its high-end outdoor apparel, but staying warm and dry shouldn't be a luxury. The company turns its end-of-roll and discontinued Gore-Tex fabrics into outdoor necessities: all-weather capes for the homeless and disadvantaged.
What Would Santa Wear?
It's the first day of winter here in the Northern Hemisphere (hooray!), and one's thoughts turn to wishes for snow, winter recreation, and important outdoor...
Ibex Offers 100% Made in America Wool
From Montana sheep farm to hoodies and half-zips, Ibex's fall 2012 Shak Lite garments will be 100-percent American-made, sourced, and processed.
Made in America: What's it Worth to You?
Made in America. For many, that designation is an important criteria when choosing goods, including outdoor gear and apparel.
Announcing the Winners of the Fall Adventures Photo Contest
We're honored you've shared some of your fall adventures with us! Here are the winners of the Trailspace Fall Adventures Photo Contest.
Go Ahead, Be a Quitter
Winners never quit, and quitters never win, right? That's something I've believed much of my life. Stick-to-itiveness can push you up mountains and down...
You're the Designer: Outdoor Companies Turn to Customers for New Product Ideas
Want to design your own gear, but can't afford a custom product? These companies use crowd-sourcing to bring unique ideas into the design process at a lower cost than “full custom” design.
Last Day to Enter: Fall Adventures Photo Contest
Midnight today, December 9, is the deadline to submit a photo for the Trailspace Fall Adventures Photo Contest. Voting remains open until December 15 -- "like" your favorites today.
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