Hiking offers a chance to escape the hustle of everyday life and immerse yourself in nature. But when you're sharing the trail with others—whether friends, family, or strangers—there’s a set of unspoken rules that help keep the experience safe and
Anyone who spends time on the trail knows that mountain weather doesn’t play by the rules. Blue skies can turn stormy in minutes, and a sunny morning can shift to freezing cold by afternoon—especially here in Northwest Montana. The key
Regardless of the outdoor pursuit, we have a responsibility to be good stewards of the land. When hiking, backpacking, or overlanding, we expect to find the outdoors in pristine condition. There’s nothing worse than discovering an amazing campsite only to
Hike long enough or go on enough backpacking trips, and you will eventually get caught in a thunderstorm. Knowing how to protect yourself from lightning is an essential hiking skill. Understanding Lightning: Lightning occurs when negative and positive particles in the clouds,
For me, the fun of overlanding is getting into areas where most people don’t go. I love to explore places I haven’t been and see what’s around the next corner. To reach these remote areas, you have to leave the
Overlanding has grown tremendously in popularity. It's easy to see why: the freedom to explore remote and beautiful places at your own pace is irresistible. However, a common misconception is that you need an expensive, custom-built vehicle to start overlanding.