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packwizard.com

packwizard helps backpackers achieve ultralight status with tools to optimize their gear and receive lighter equipment suggestions.

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zpacks.com

Ultralight, performance-driven gear for backpackers, thru-hikers, and outdoor minimalists. Engineered for adventure, Zpacks helps you go farther with premium equipment designed to elevate your experience without weighing you down.

trailsmag.net

Issue 8—The Photography Issue—is a celebration of all things visual, of the beauty of the outdoors, and of the people who capture it. This unique edition still has all the things you love about Trails: great adventure stories, trail maps, backpacking recipes, skills, and gear. But it's far more visual than our typical issues. We worked with some of the most talented photographers and storytellers in the outdoor space to curate a jaw-droppingly gorgeous magazine with stories from across the continent and world. As always, it's printed on hefty 80-pound paper with fewer ads than any other magazine. Stories in this issue include: A cover shot from Taylor Roades, from the Nootka Trail in British Columbia, A profile of Boyz N The Wood, a look at the Half Gallon Challenge, and the examination of the reservation phenomenon taking over one Washington lookout, Kurt Refsnider recounts his bikepacking adventure along the Wyoming Range Trail, Photographer Nate Luebbe takes us to a gorgeous Yukon outhouse, A Places primer on California’s Kaiser Wilderness,  An essay about the Grand Canyon from Jessica Normandeau, paired with an illustration from Yagmur Kuzay, Writer/photographer Richard Forbes explores the nature of dreams while packrafting Alaska’s Aniakchak National Monument,  Danny Kern follows along with a trail crew at work in Nevada’s remote Jarbidge Wilderness, An photographic exploration of the small details of a backpacking trip, from regular contributor Gloria Goñi,  Izzy Lidsky searches for a new way to interact with water during a bikepacking trip, Emily Bei Cheng tackles Washington’s classic Ptarmigan Traverse with an all-women team of climbers, Ethan Hardacre profiles—and maps—a legend of the Teton Rim Trail, As well as recipes, Vantage Points, and a lot more. You won't find any of these stories online. The only way to read them is to pick up a copy of Issue 8 while supplies last.  Want to guarantee you get a copy of Issue 9 for even more stories like that? The

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theultralighthiker.com

Hi, my name is Steve Jones. I have been hiking, hunting, canoeing etc now for nearer seventy years, and am still doing so – though a little more slowly than I once did. Here I am in April 2017, age 68, moose 'hunting' (with a camera) in the Hauroko Burn, Fiordland NZ. My wife Della

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ALPS Mountaineering offers a wide selection of tents, sleeping bags, backpacks, and more. Our products are built to last, and we back them with our industry-leading warranty. In-House Customer Service.

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