The nighttime winter sky often shimmers with piercing, icy-like starlight. This isn’t an optical illusion. In the Northern Hemisphere, during the winter season, the Earth’s orbit directs us toward the ...

Camping doesn’t have to end when the leaves fall or snow starts dusting the trail. In fact, there’s something peaceful—almost magical—about a quiet winter campsite. No crowds, no mosquitoes, and often ...

Planning a cold-weather camping trip or eyeing that perfect snow-dusted weekend escape? The right gear is what separates a cozy night under the stars from an icy countdown until sunrise. Frozen water ...

RV with chairs and skis covered in snow in the forest - KlavdiyaV/Shutterstock From fewer crowds to no bugs, there are a ton of reasons why winter camping is worth it. Campfires feel cozier, you could ...

The first rule of camping is to always be prepared — especially once the temperatures begin to drop. Sleeping under the stars surrounded by glistening trees and snow-covered mountains may look ...

Fall is in full swing, and if you’re planning a camping trip, there’s a lot more to consider when trying to spend time in nature as the temperatures drop. Whether you’re going backcountry camping or ...

Friday March 12, 2010 Late winter/early spring is a wonderful time for camping. Only fall is better. My buddy David Shedd and I recently tested two pairs of snowshoes, a new gas canister stove, two ...

Everything I read about camping in Alaska was intimidating. Wild weather that can change on a dime. No cell service. Bugs. Bears. Add in a wet forecast, and I was shaking in my (brand-new waterproof) ...

Many people shudder at just the thought of sleeping outdoors during the cooler fall and winter months, but if you’re the adventurous type, that’s not about to stop you from planning your next cold ...

After camping for over 14 years, I never venture into the great outdoors without my essentials, like a portable grill and a sturdy hard cooler. I’ve also accumulated many other must-haves that make my ...