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Ultralight Backpacking - Testing Skills

Ultralight backpacking has made all my trips more enjoyable. This trip was just to test some techniques and gear.

Steve Gillman | Published 08/18/2005 | Unrated

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Trekking Poles And Hiking Staffs

Trekking poles, walking sticks, hiking staffs. Do you need them? And what are your options?

Steve Gillman | Published 08/18/2005 | Unrated

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Lightweight Backpacks - How Light?

To lighten your backpacking load, start with the big three: pack, tent, and sleeping bag. Here are some ideas for lightweight backpacks.

Steve Gillman | Published 08/17/2005 | Unrated

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Bivy Sacks - Making Them Yourself

Bivy sacks are for those who want to really go light when they backpack. If you don\'t want to spend $200 for a good one, why not make a lighter one for one dollar?

Steve Gillman | Published 08/17/2005 | Unrated

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Ultralight Backpacking List - 3 Days Under 10 Pounds

Ever wonder just how light ultralight backpacking can be? Here\'s what I take on a weekend trip, hiking alone.

Steve Gillman | Published 08/7/2005 | Unrated

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Backpacking Food - What To Pack

What should you bring when you go backpacking? That depends on who you are, and what you like. Let\'s look at your options.

Steve Gillman | Published 08/5/2005 | Unrated

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Backpacking Clothes - Make Your Own

You probably don\'t want to start sewing your own hiking pants, but there are some backpacking clothes that you can make in just minutes.

Steve Gillman | Published 08/4/2005 | Rating:

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Ultralight Backpacking - Getting Started

Put fifteen pounds in your backpack and walk around a bit. Does that feel better than a heavy pack? Then you\'re ready to for ultralight backpacking.

Steve Gillman | Published 07/29/2005 | Unrated

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Hiking Shoes And Thin Socks - A Backpacking Winner

Do you want to take off those heavy, hot hiking boots and walk in comfort on your next backpacking trip? You can.

Steve Gillman | Published 07/28/2005 | Unrated

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Communications Equipment in the Wilderness

When trekking off into the wilderness, the last thing you might think of is communications. It should be the first thing.

David Leonhardt | Published 07/22/2005 | Unrated

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