The weather is getting colder, you still want to go camping but you don’t want to buy a new (and probably expensive!) sleeping bag.  So, you are wondering whether you

As soon as you start camping in cold weather, you are bound to experience condensation in your tent.  If not kept under control, condensation can actually cause serious problems and

Fall is my absolute favorite time to go camping and hiking.  There are no bugs. The leaves are gorgeous and crowds have gone home.  But camping in fall can mean

Hiking in winter with cold toes and feet isn’t just a miserable experience, it can be downright dangerous.  When your feet get cold, the blood vessels get smaller and less

Getting outdoors in cold winter weather is definitely much more of a challenge or, at the very least, a bit of a hassle.  But if you are willing to put

Let me be clear: a tent heat is NOT a replacement for cold-weather camping gear.  You are much better off investing in a good winter sleeping bag, a pad with

Yes, you can still go hiking with your baby when the weather gets cold or even starts snowing.  However, I’d be lying if I didn’t admit that it’s a lot

Honestly, spring is my least favorite season for backpacking.  The trails are still under the winter spell, but without that beautiful blanket of snow you get during winter hikes.  There

When hiking or backpacking in freezing weather, you run the risk of your water freezing.  Even if the water doesn’t completely freeze, drinking icy-cold water can also cause problems since

There are people who go winter camping in the snow.  People like climate researchers have been known to camp in the Antarctic.  For these extreme adventurers, it is never too