From The Trail

Hoots, Hollers and Hard Work: Getting into Trailwork
By Nathan Oetting - Cnoc Outdoors Impact and Outreach (and Logistics) manager talks about his history as a professional trail worker, the satisfaction that can be found in a hard day working on the trails (professionally and as a volunteer), and how to get into trail work yourself, with lots of suggested organizations!
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Family Fun: Backpacking Ideas from Toddlers to Teens and Beyond
Many young adult adventurers like to say they’ll never have kids because they want to be able to continue to live free and not get tied down. While it is possible that having children may slow you down or switch up the way you adventure, adventures definitely don’t have to stop if you do decide or have decided to have kids! 
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Mudpons - Obsessed With Hiking in Mud
Mudpons are mud traction devices for any shoes that offer unrivaled traction in mud and soft snow. In this blog post, Gilad tells their origin story, from dreaming them up on trail, piecing his own testers together, playing with rubber molding, to working with professional shoe designers to get the design just right.
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