Suited up with thrifted gear and a thirst for adventure, Amanda set out solo to cross Colorado-- and found more than just beautiful views. From rain-soaked nights to lifelong friendships, the trail taught resilience and the joy of connection. Read the full blog for tips, trail insights, and stories to inspire your own solo journey!
Backpacking with kids? Marie-Andrée Racine Gagnon gives us some of her best advice on taking your little ones into the backcountry! This list will help you prep for your next family backpacking trip!
We are excited to announce our 2024 Bob Swanson Memorial Grant Winner, Jessica Kelly! The Bob Swanson Memorial Grant is dedicated to adventurers, explorers, and go-getters to tackle their next endeavor. Read more to learn about Jessica's upcoming trip!
Are you planning to take your furry friend along on your next camping trip but not sure which tent to choose? This article will provide you with the best tent options that will provide you and your dog with restful sleep on your adventures. You will also discover expert tips and other recommended tent accessories for camping with your canine companion.
Big Agnes Ambassador, Cherise Tuttle, reflects on her winter camping trip in Canada and shares her story on mental health and why it matters.
In 2023, our Bob Swanson Memorial Grant winner, Peter Consalvi, has embarked on a bikepacking journey from Mongolia to Spain. Peter reached out to give us an update on how his trip is going so far.
Whether you're skiing in the winter or heading out into the backcountry for a hike in the summer, being prepared is always necessary. No matter the season, these 10 pieces of gear could save your life if things go astray in the backcountry.
Want to go backpacking but don't know where to start? Jalen Bazille, a Big Agnes Ambassador and Athlete, let us in on his secret tips and what to pack for a successful bikepacking trip. Continue reading for the inside scoop!
Saying goodbye to an old piece of gear is harder than you'd think. Evan Green took his Seedhouse on one last trip before retiring it to his gear shelf. Repairs can increase the longevity of your tent more than you would think! Read about one of our original tents last trips before being retired for good.
Staring at the stars from inside a tent or reading books from comfy chairs at a campsite are not part of most couples' daily routines. Memories like those are ones that can bind a relationship and break the monotony.
We are excited to announce the launch of our new website dedicated exclusively to serving Canada's active community of outdoor enthusiasts. We are committed to providing high-quality camping and backpacking gear.
This blog goes out to all those whom wear their dilapidated puffy jackets with pride, to those whom embrace the perpetual accumulation of dirt under their fingernails, and to those whose socks stand up on their own free will.
Back in 2016, our friends Hana Black and Mark Watson set out from Deadhorse, Alaska by bicycle. Their destination was Ushuaia, Argentina, at the bottom tip of South America. Their theme: to follow the American Cordillera, criss-crossing the near contiguous mountain ranges which form the Continental Divide of the Americas, including the, Rocky Mountains, Mexico's Sierra Madre and the entirety of the Andes.
We are excited to announce our 2023 Bob Swanson Memorial Winner, Peter Consalvi. The Bob Swanson Memorial Grant is dedicated to helping adventurers, explorers and go getters tackle their next endeavor.
We are excited to announce an exclusive program with longtime partner DAC, the world’s leading tent pole manufacturer, to use the first of its kind, DAC E1 recycled tent pole hub, containing 25%-30% post-consumer recycled aluminum.
In 2015 Federico “Fede” Cabrera jumped on a bike with some DIY bike bags, his Fly Creek UL2, a camera, and an idea. The goal wasn’t a fastest known time or sweeping landscape photography but something so much more personal.
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