Features from Magazine

How to Stay Healthy for a Lifetime on Trail

By Craig Romano

Caring for Each Other on Trail

The skills we teach our crew leaders and volunteers can help cultivate a more welcoming trail community — whether on a work party or just out on your own. By Janée Romesberg

My Hair Was Made for Wild Adventure

By Chelsea Murphy

A Trail System at Work

Trail networks — which form endless loop and thru hike possibilities — can help us create the hiking experiences of our dreams | By Rachel Wendling

Shaping the Future of Recreation in Snoquera

Snoquera offers endless opportunities for outdoor recreation | By Christina Hickman

Helping Disabled People Find Belonging Outdoors

Accessibility can benefit everyone who spends time on trail | By Syren Nagakyrie

Making Connections: How Small Trails Can Make a Big Difference

Small trails can have a big impact in creating a healthy trail system that lets people explore from backyards to the backcountry. By Anna Roth

A Good Hiker Dog — How to Prepare for a Great Day on Trail

Some careful prep work can help ensure you and your furry friend have a fabulous time when you hit the trail | By Sandra Saathoff

Walking Through Past and Present: Seattle's Redlining Heritage Trail

The Redlining Heritage Trail offers a path to understanding, strength and empowerment | By Emi Okikawa

At-Home Exercises for Hiking

Staying active and maintaining your strength all year long will ensure your future hiking ventures won’t suffer | By Lindsay Leffelman.

On Unlearning Fear and Hiking Solo

Society has taught women to be fearful, and for many, this feeling follows them on trail. But overcoming such fears can bring a whole new level of joy — both on trail and in life | By Sandra Saathoff

Hike Hard and Eat Great

How one hiker turned her passion for food and the outdoors into a new business and a new way of life | By Jessi Loerch