Our 5 Favorite Photo Essays of 2018
Psychedelic film experiments shot off the coast of West Africa, B&W landscapes from Glacier National Park, and so much more in our personal top film picks
Results for 'Pct'
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Finding Solitude Hiking SOBO on the Pacific Crest Trail
Four old-timers trade city life for a few days in truly remote country in the heart of the Great Northwest
Dodging Forest Fires Southbound in Oregon on the Iconic PCT
Lessons learned from a last second, five-day backpacking trip through desolate Central Oregon
Gear Review: HOKA Tor Ultra Hi WP Maximalist Hiking Boot
Thoughts on the maximalist hikers after a 25 mile test on the Pacific Crest Trail
3-Day Backpacking in a Hidden Gem of Washington Wilderness
Film photography from a few days spent cowboy camping in the smokey remnants of a two million year old volcano
Wayward x Pacific Crest Trail Collection
A limited-edition line of apparel and hard goods supporting maintenance efforts on the iconic 2,659-mile trail
Lessons Learned by an Unprepared First-Timer on the PCT
A local Yosemite photographer helps out a fellow lost and unprepared hiker deep in Yosemite National Park
The Best Designed Two Burner Stove for Car Camping
An aesthetically superior car camping stove accented with oak laths and brass finishings
Poler High & Dry Collection Highlights
A closer look at the new waterproof rolltop backpack and matching bum bag
Apex Is ~the~ Boot for Minimalists
Lightweight, waterproof, certified vegan, and damn handsome
Backpacking Washington's Idyllic Indian Heaven Wilderness
Two generations of Northwest locals spend three days hiking, swimming, and wild huckleberry picking along the Pacific Crest Trail
Canyoneering in Capitol Reef National Park
3 days in the dirt testing the new bag line from Sweden's Thule
Q&A: Poler Stuff Co-Founder & Designer Benji Wanger
The Portland, Oregon-based tinkerer on the shifting outdoor industry and using social media to connect with adventurers around the world
Exploring Oregon's Iconic Mount Jefferson Wilderness on Foot
Two days, 20 miles, 6 alpine lakes, and a single roll of film from the heart of the Pacific Northwest