The Keen Targhee 3 is an incredibly stylish and practical hiking boot that throws in features galore. With a classic style that looks great in the backcountry or around town and comfort that you can wear all day, the Targhee 3 has quickly become my goto hiking boot.

The glamping craze is sweeping across America as of late. The New York Times states this form of luxury camping has now hit the mainstream. An exhaustive report from Arizton Advisory & Intelligence projects the glamping market to hit $1 billion in revenue by 2024 in the United States alone.

It's not often that a piece of gear, let alone a tent, gets a perfect score here on Beyond The Tent. But the Hubba Hubba NX 2 by MSR Gear is the rare piece of gear that blew us away in nearly every category. This lightweight yet durable 2 person...

Why go backpacking in the winter in the first place? Sure, it’s likely cold and wet, but winter is a special time to be outdoors. Not only is the backcountry much emptier (you might even have it all to yourself!), but a blanket of snow can make your favorite backpacking destinations even more...

One of our favorite new products of 2019, The Mock ONE portable folding hammock by The Republic of Durable Goods has absolutely won us over. With their motto "No Trees, No Problem", the Republic of Durable Goods has created a hammock that is comfortable, light (compared to other hammock/stand...

When you're out in the backcountry, you often have to hike, paddle or bikes miles upon miles to get there. When you've reached your destination, you're tired, sore and ready to relax. The only problem, you don't have a comfortable spot to sit down and...

Great camping might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Alabama – but, boy, does the Heart of Dixie sure have a lot of fantastic campgrounds! Whether you prefer to rough it in a tent, live the luxurious life in your RV, or trek deep into the...

Minnesota is a beautiful state full of natural beauty just waiting for you to enjoy. With 10,000+ lakes, 67 state parks, 5 national park systems, and many more private campgrounds and resorts, there surely is no lack of amazing places to go RV camping in Minnesota. RV camping offers...

Camping in Pinnacles National Park is the best way to take in the rocky spires, seas of wildflowers, and wild talus caves that this California national park is best known for. Despite its proximity to San Francisco (just three hours away by car), Pinnacles receives only a fraction of the visitors (roughly 220,000) than equidistant Yosemite National...

One of the best outdoor experiences in all of Wyoming is camping in Grand Teton National Park. Whether you visit for a day or an entire week, there’s plenty to see and do in the national park and the surrounding area. While taking in the stunning peaks of the Teton Range and oft-photographed historic sites like Mormon Row should...