A beginner camping gear checklist comes down to five systems: shelter, sleep, kitchen, light, and safety. Get those right and everything else is comfort. A complete new kit for two people costs roughly US$250 to … Read more
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The UV Index is calculated on a scale from 0 to 11+, with the latter representing the highest, most extreme risk. In today’s guide, we will learn to understand the various UV Index numbers, how … Read more
Desserts are the most forgotten meals on a camping trip, right? Dinner gets all the attention, while sweets are reduced to a few candy bars, packaged cookies, or the same old s’mores everybody has already … Read more
We all know that food sustains life, that’s why we never forget to bring rations with us when we venture out into the wild. But there’s a limit to how much food we can carry; … Read more
The Poison ivy plant is common in most parts of Asia and North America, but since it’s also found in all US states, chances are that you will cross paths with it at least once … Read more
If you’re new to paracord knots and you want to learn how to do them, I come to your aid with this article that will teach you how to tie paracord knots, step-by-step. There are … Read more
During camping or backpacking, it is normal to bring limited food supplies. Some backpackers and campers actually prefer hunting for fresh food themselves, and depending on where you are, there are berries, fruit, fish, and … Read more
Even if you are an experienced hiker, you should still be able to benefit from learning how to make a walking stick. And we’re going to right those wrongs in today’s article, where I will … Read more
Being bitten by insects is definitely not fun, especially if you are like me: allergic to their bites. In this case especially, you need to be extra careful and protect your skin from insect bites. … Read more
A whopping 70% of Earth’s surface is covered by water, but most of this is saline ocean water, which is non-potable and thus unsuitable for human consumption. Yet, this doesn’t mean we can’t tap into … Read more
My two decades of outdoor exploration have taught me one vital survival skill: creating my own water filter. And I am here today to share this knowledge with you. So, let’s dive into the world … Read more