Camping & Hiking
Pacific Crest Trail Fest Draws Trail Aficionados
Lovers of the Pacific Crest Trail will gather in
Sacramento this
month to celebrate the 2,650 mile route through the American West, one of the longest on the continent.
The Muse of the Backcountry
Photographer Dave Schiefelbein finds inspiration in the changing moods of the backcountry, then works to caputre that moment.
New Zealand Hikes: Back in Seattle
By Peter Potterfield - November 30th, 2007
The Challenge of Orienteering
Welcome to the confounding and addictive world of competitive orienteering, a blend of cross-country running and navigation, with brains and woods sense counting more than brawn.
New Zealand Hikes: The Queen Charlotte Track
By Peter Potterfield - November 19th, 2007New Zealand Hikes: The Waikaremoana Track
By Peter Potterfield - November 14th, 2007New Zealand Hikes: The Herekino Forest Track
By Peter Potterfield - November 11th, 2007New Zealand Hikes: The Far North
By Peter Potterfield - November 10th, 2007New Zealand Hikes: Cape Brett Hike
By Peter Potterfield - November 9th, 2007New Zealand Hikes: Bay of Isles
By Peter Potterfield - November 8th, 2007
New Zealand Hikes Blog
By Peter Potterfield - November 7th, 2007Follow along as Peter Potterfield hikes and photographs New Zealand.
Hiking Tasmania's East Coast
Beaches of blinding white sand and turquoise waters meet granite mountains and towering coastal cliffs on this two week odyssey from Bay of Fires and the Freycinet Peninsula to Tasman National Park
Hiking Ireland's Wild West Coast
This trip is proof that hiking is a great way to enhance international travel.
Kiwi Redux: The Second Time Around
From Rakiura National Park, New Zealand's newest, to old favorites like the Greenstone Track, the varied backcountry landscapes down here make the second or third trip even more interesting than the first.
Images from the Edge
GreatOutdoors.com editor Peter Potterfield shares photos he's taken while writing about backcountry adventures.
The Planet Ice Project
James Martin, writing exclusively for GreatOutdoors.com as he photographs and researches his book, Planet Ice, has been busy documenting the vanishing ice around the world. His new book includes essays by Yvonne Chouinard and others.
Have a Nice Doomsday
Boiling mud, world class fishing and the greatest day hike on the planet await visitors to New Zealand's North Island. A National Geographic Adventure story.
Hidden Treasures of Anasazi Country
Thousand year old ruins and inscrutable rock art add interest and mystery to hiking the scenic canyons of Southern Utah's Cedar Mesa.
Hiking the Forgotten End of the AT
The U.S. Appalachian Trail may stop at Katahdin, but the Appalachian mountains continue north into Quebec, and so does the International Appalachian Trail--the Sentiers International des Appalaches
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