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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

 		Flying wtih Backpacking Gear
Flying with backpacking gear doesn't have to be a pain, as long as some well-though planning is done ahead of time.
How to Use Christmas Gift Cards at Gear Stores
Got a gift card this year to a gear store? Use these ideas for making that next purchase.
Five Last-Minute Outdoor Christmas Gift Ideas
Waiting until the last minute to get a gift? Consider these ideas.
Top Five Stocking Stuffer Gifts for Hikers
Need to find a gift for that hiker friend or backpacking relative? Check out these holiday gift ideas.
2009 Holiday Outdoor Gear Deals Online
Shop online and save money on outdoor equipment.
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Contributing Articles in Backpacking, Hiking & Camping

 		Laurel Canyon Trail in Laguna Coast Wilderness
This 3.5 mile hike in the Laguna Coast Wilderness Park in Laguna Beach, California is remarkable for its thick forest, seasonal waterfall and dramatic views.
Backpacking the Seven Lakes/High Divide Loop
The Seven Lakes/High Divide area of the Olympic National Park provides one of the region's most popular backpacking trails.
Beach Backpacking Supplies
Preparing for beach backpacking requires a few different supplies than a normal backpacking trip. It is essential to know what to bring to ensure a safe and fun trip.
Hiking Skills Help Walking Weight Loss Programs
Hiking is a great add-on to a walker's fitness routine. Weight loss and cardio health are improved by the added intensity, and different muscles get a work-out on trails.
Winter Wonderland at Starved Rock State Park
Hiking and sight-seeing at Starved Rock State Park during the winter season is truly something special giving the partaker a memorable and enriching experience.
Southern California Hiking Trails
Pack up the water and snacks in a backpack and start a walking adventure. Hiking is not only good for exercise but it is also a great way to spend time with kids.
Always Have a Go Bag at the Ready
Outdoor adventurists need to be ready to go when the moment strikes. Preparing a go bag will make getting ready less complicated and will get you out the door quicker.
Backpacking Packing List
Knowing what to pack is the key to any great backpacking or camping trip. Almost all climates and terrains can be made comfortable by bringing the right equipment.
Waterfalls Near Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada
This article examines Indian Falls and Jones' Falls located northeast and southwest of Owen Sound. This is the gateway to the Bruce Peninsula
Spectacular Waterfalls of Grey County, Ontario
Five waterfalls dot Grey County along an amazingly beautiful stretch of the Niagara Escarpment: Eugenia, Walter's, Inglis, Indian and Jones' Falls.
Fell Walking Around Buttermere, Red Pike Ridge
The fell walk from Red Pike to High Crag is one of the classic walks of the Lake District National Park. Incorporate a walk along Buttermere for a memorable day's outing.
Five Winter Camping Tips
Winter can be magical. The leaves are gone from the trees exposing the landscape and snow blankets the countryside. Below are five tips for a great winter camping trip.
Mellbreak, Climbing Cumbria's Wainwrights
The steep sides of Mellbreak drop dramatically straight onto the shores of Crummock Water, but this Lake District walk is not as difficult as first appearances suggest.
Lost Climbers on Mount Hood, Oregon
Many people have lost their lives climbing Mount Hood, which stands at 11,239 feet tall in Oregon. Use of Mountain Locator Units is a hot debate amongst climbers.
Backpacking on a Tight Budget
Backpacking is a popular way to travel for Canadians of all ages. These are simple tips on saving money while on the road.
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