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Backpacking, Hiking & Camping Feature Writer: Bill Sassani

Read on for:

  • articles on getting in shape for backpacking
  • packing hints and checklists
  • destination reviews
  • gear lists and more reviews
  • camp food and backpacking recipes
  • trail safety issues
  • minimum-impact backpacking
  • natural history aspects of getting outdoors
  • backpacking solo and in groups
  • backpacking with dogs
  • the mental and pyhsical preparation needed for getting out on the trail

Feature Writer Articles in Backpacking, Hiking & Camping

 		Hiking Gift Ideas for Valentine's Day
Don't know what to get that special someone for Valentine's Day? Why not some hiking gear?
Qualifications for Getting a Hiking Job
Applying for a hiking job means having certain background and experiences in order to be competitive.
Hiking White Ranch Open Space Park CO, USA
White Ranch Open Space Park is close to Denver and Golden, Colorado and offers fun loop trails for hikers.
How to Find a Hiking or Backpacking Job
Want to hike for a living? Consider a position with these groups that hire staff that require hiking or backpacking.
How to Pack Hiking Gear When Flying
Flying has its own set of challenges, even more when traveling with hiking gear.
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Contributing Articles in Backpacking, Hiking & Camping

 		Winter Hiking In Duneland
Fun at the dunes along Lake Michigan doesn't have to end with summer. The dunes are only a short distance from Chicago and can be challenging and exciting during winter.
Hiking in Las Vegas
There's more to do in the city of lights than gambling. Escape the traffic and congestion of Las Vegas with a day trip to Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area.
Pick Up a Little Litter on That Next Walk
Litter and trash can make a picture-perfect landscape intolerable, but there are several ways to get rid of these eyesores.
Day Hiking to Hawksbill Mountain, Virginia, USA
The Hawksbill Mountain in Virginia's Shenandoah National Park offers hikers one of the best day hikes in the park with a spectacular view at 4,050 feet.
Walking The Cotswold Way in South West England
The Cotswold Way, located in the south west of England, is a National Trail with panoramic views, 96% of which lies in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Guided Walks in Cities in the UK
A new Ramblers' Association initiative hopes to persuade city dwellers of the benefits of street walking with free programmes of guided walking tours across UK cities.
On Top of Haleakala
At the crest of Haleakala is a visitor's center, observatory and a challenging hiking trail. A trip to the top is an adventure and hiking into the crater is unique.
Camping in Ontario's Historic Algonquin Park
Algonquin Park maintains 11 campgrounds providing outdoor enthusiasts with many different camping options.
Countryside Access Walks in England and Wales
Walkers in England and Wales ostensibly enjoy countryside access but designated access land is limited and ramblers are advised to check before straying onto open land.
The Newlands Horseshoe
A circuit of the Newlands Horseshoe provides high level fell walking over six Lakeland summits and is undoubtedly one of the best Lake District walks.
Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park FL
Soak up old Florida at the Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park. Hike, bike and horseback ride, camp, canoe, fish or just relax on the river.
Day Hiking to Stony Man Summit, Virginia, USA
Day hiking to The Stony Man Summit at Shenandoah National Park, VA USA offers one of the best views in the park and a challenging hike for casual and experienced hikers.
Etiquette When Visiting Farmland
Inconsiderate visitors to farmland can endanger livestock and threatening farmers' livelihoods if they don't close gates behind them.
A Guide to Hiking Sandals for Women
Whether they're for hitting the trail, strolling along the boardwalk, or gardening, athletic sandals keep feet protected and ventilated.
Avoid Danger When Hiking the Appalachian Trail
Hiking the Appalachian Trail is generally safe. But hikers may encounter dangers such as bears and snakes, along with Lyme-disease-carrying ticks and contaminated water.
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