Latest thru-hiking news
How to read a tide chart: a quick guide to coastal navigation
By Julia Clarke last updated
Knowing how to read a tide chart can keep you safe, or dry, whether you’re going fishing, wild swimming, on a coastal walk or camping on the beach
How to pack a backpack
By Jasper Winn published
Once you know how to pack a backpack for hiking properly, you can bring everything you need for a multi-day adventure without slowing your pace
MSR FreeLite 1 one-person tent review: plenty of space at minimal weight
By Matthew Jones published
The impressively light yet spacious, double-skinned MSR FreeLite 1 is a top choice for weight-conscious backpackers
Sierra Designs High Route 3000 1P tent review: a trekking pole tent with a striking design that works well
By Matthew Jones published
An unusual and innovative trekking pole tent, the Sierra Designs High Route 3000 1P balances weight, packed size and overall liveability
Six Moon Designs Skyscape Trekker 1P tent review: a super-portable trekking pole tent
By Matthew Jones published
The compact and lightweight Six Moon Designs Skyscape Trekker 1P is an extremely spacious trekking pole tent perfect for backpackers and thru-hikers
How to use a compass: improve your navigation and get your bearings
By Pat Kinsella, Alex Foxfield last updated
Learning or enhancing your knowledge of how to use a compass is a great idea ahead of the summer hiking season
Snugpak Ionosphere one-person tent review: a formidable low-profile, stealth tent
By Matthew Jones published
The low-profile Snugpak Ionosphere solo tent works well for stealthy wild camps
Robens Arrow Head one-person tent review: ideal for backpackers on a budget
By Matthew Jones last updated
A great value, entry-level tent, the Robens Arrow Head is robust, stable and protective, if slightly heavy for a solo shelter
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