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With our very own Jemima having just returned from a solo end-to-end hike of the Larapinta Trail, we're in a pretty good position to answer your questions about this incredible hike. We put the call out to our customers and community, and here are Jemima's honest, first-hand answers to everything you asked. If you're planning the 'Pinta for next winter, you've come to the rig...

Choosing how to clean your water in the backcountry can feel overwhelming — there are plenty of options out there, each suited to very different adventures. The system that works for a gram-counting hiker in the mountains of New Zealand is likely to look very different from what someone travelling through Nepal with a side quest to Everest Base Camp might need. You're out the...

While the northern hemisphere bundles up indoors once the sun goes down, savvy Australian adventurers know that winter (June–August) is actually the best season for camping and hiking. Cooler temperatures mean less crowded campsites, stunning crisp-air views across the Blue Mountains, the Snowy Mountains, and beyond ...