When you’re getting dressed to go for an adventure in the colder months, layering is your best friend. Proper layering can allow you to easily regulate your temperature and avoid overheating or getting too cold. Check out our tips for how to layer while getting out on...
As we ask CDT supporters to take this year’s Pledge to Protect, we wanted to help teach some of the ways you can best be a steward of the CDT! This post comes from our friends at Yampatika who do important work to teach environmental stewardship for all By Lauren...
By Cindy Renee Provencio One of the beautiful things about living in Southwest New Mexico in the high desert mountains is the beautiful hiking weather all year around, even in winter months. Many winter days bring temperatures that are perfect for a day hike. However,...
By Callie Smith. Photo by Noah Wetzel The heat of summer hiking can present unique challenges to health and safety, paying attention to your hydration and body temperature will help ensure a comfortable hike. Below are some items to take with you to help you have a...
By Valerie Manne My husband Mitch and I moved to Butte, Montana, a little over two years ago. We were excited to see we’d be moving to a city surrounded by so much National Forest land. When we arrived here and before we were even settled, we wanted to hit the trails....
by Brian Connelly Whether you live on the trail, in a nearby community, or are traveling a bit further to a trailhead, being prepared is necessary for having an enjoyable and safe experience on the CDT. Read on for some of Brian’s best tips for gearing up for a hike....