Camping in the winter is truly an adventure. The snow is beautiful, and the woods are quieter than they’ve been all summer and fall. But camping during the winter months requires careful planning and ...

One of the most underrated aspects of properly roughing it is how to correctly prepare and cook each day’s meals. Whether you’re driving to a big group campsite to join friends, or trekking into the ...

About 150,000 people venture yearly into Minnesota's famed Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, one of the most visited wilderness areas in the nation. But a small number (around 3,400, or just more ...

Snow camping poses challenges for even the hardiest outdoorperson without having to worry about food freezing overnight.

A little preparation, know-how, and a few tips are all it takes to keep your winter camping experience warm, comfortable, safe, and (shocker!) enjoyable. If you equate winter with frozen toes, damp ...

There’s nothing like a hot meal after a long day on the trail, but that requires a stove. Even formal campsites don’t reliably have grills or even fire pits, so your best bet is investing in the best ...

My first winter camping experience was a bit of an anomaly. Yes, I slept on snow, but it was an unseasonably warm February weekend near Mount Hood, with blue skies during the day and overnight ...

Believe it or not, winter camping can be a lot of fun. Sure, you have to pack seasonal-specific gear such as a down jacket, a four-season tent, and a much warmer sleeping bag, but the trails and ...

Katie Urban paused at a hillside lookout in the Porcupine Mountains of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Wet snow clung to the trees, which disappeared in a gray mist to the northeast. Urban, a park ...