One of my favorite things to discover as a hiker has to be locally owned and operated companies. It is amazing how we use some many items and resources to simply walk in the woods. If...
Over the past two years I have been looking for a way to make a difference in the hiking community. I decided to create a resource for new hikers lost in the shuffle of social media...
As the camera industry continues to evolve it becomes increasingly difficult to decipher the quality and features from one camera compared to another. For outdoor photography, a solid and...
After 4 rounds of New Hampshire’s 4000 Footers (plus many repeats of certain peaks) you think I’d be done with them. Last year I adopted Ruckus and we’ve been working on...
If you are new to the world of hiking, you want to be sure you have the appropriate gear to stay safe and comfortable on the trail. You don’t want to spend tons of money on gear you...
Hello Trail to Summit readers! I just wanted to let you all know (if you’re not following me on social media) that I am alive and well and just taking a break from the blogging...
There’s no doubt that hiking is physically challenging. Between the steep ups and down, loose talus, slick roots, chilling water crossings, altitude issue, and a constant battle with...
Twice a year, Salt Lake City, Utah holds an enormous trade show called Outdoor Retailer where companies can showcase new gear that will appear in stores fall 2016. As media, I get the...
