Category: Hiking

Keeping Active in New England This Winter - Ross Sanner

Keeping Active in New England This Winter

As you’re likely aware if you’ve been on my website before, I’m a huge proponent of the benefits of being active, getting outdoors, and generally enjoying the world around us. However, if you’re from New England, you’re likely aware of how much harder these things are to accomplish during the winter months when the temperature dips and blankets of snow… Read more →

Ross Sanner discusses some of the best camping gear.

Shifting Gear—Some of the Best Available Camping Gear

As an avid outdoorsman, I’ve scoured the Internet on a couple of occasions looking for the newest and sweetest gear for camping. Don’t get me wrong; they’re all interesting, but there’s certainly a number of useless camping novelties out there. For every innovative water filtration system, there’s an air mattress with built-in speakers. For every lightweight camp stove, there’s a… Read more →

No Rime or Reason, Part 2: The U.S’s Best Parks for Winter Camping

This is part of a two-part series on winter camping. Additionally, I’ve written two additional blogs on the logistics of the subject, that can be found here and here. The wind howls. The snow falls. Winter may seem an inhospitable time of year, but between the storms, there are moments of stillness and peace that can be hard to find.… Read more →