Thank you for your interest in a guided trip, we will be reaching out to you shortly. Don’t forget to check out our apparel and hiking posters.
Hiking & Fishing Apparel
We have all sorts of hiking and fishing apparel. We can customize for you too! Just let us know.
Feel Free to check out some of our recent posts below:
Best Hikes in the White Mountains
The White Mountains of New Hampshire, nestled in the northeastern United States, are one of the most beautiful places in the world for hiking. They have a rich natural history and breathtaking beauty, which has been appreciated by hikers, naturalists, writers, and...
Hiking Devils Castle, Utah: Your Complete Guide
Devils Castle is located above Brighton Ski Resort in Big Cottonwood Canyon. It has a relatively straightforward option for hikers, as well as a technical ridge that will get your heart going (Devils Castle Traverse). Here's everything you need to know about this...
![Physical, Mental and Social Benefits of Hiking [Explained With Studies]](https://hikingandfishing.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/B706C29E-0130-402B-81B6-19CDCFF3120D.jpeg)
Physical, Mental and Social Benefits of Hiking [Explained With Studies]
If you feel great after hiking, you aren’t imagining things. Hiking has numerous benefits for your physical, mental, and social well-being, and there’s scientific backing that demonstrates just how great it is for you in all of these areas. In today’s largely...
Where should you finish the NH 48 4,000 Foot Mountains?
You may have just begun your journey through New Hampshire's 4000 footers, or you may be coming up to your last few peaks, but where should you finish? That's a tough question, but hopefully I can help guide you through your decision. Before diving in, you may find...
Hiking Pfeifferhorn Peak, Utah: Your Complete Guide
The Pfeifferhorn, formerly known as Little Matterhorn might just be one of the most stunning peaks in all of the Wasatch Mountains. The 360 degree views feature massive peaks, alpine lakes, giant cliffs, and even the Salt Lake valley below. This is a difficult, but...
What Is a Switchback? History of Switchbacks in Hiking Trails
If you’ve ever been hiking in the mountains, or just on hilly terrain, it’s likely that you’ve encountered a switchback. A switchback is a deceptively simple trail engineering principle that has its roots in ancient roads and paths. The mechanism behind switchbacks...
Your Complete Guide To Backpack Volumes and Sizing
Picking a backpack can be hard. You might have an idea of what to pack, but what size backpack do you need for the trip you’re taking? You may ask yourself questions like “What is the difference between backpack sizes? What backpack size do I need? How much can I fit...
The 41 Best & Most Beautiful Hikes in New England & A Full Guide for Each
New England has some incredible hiking. Whether it is the highest peaks of the White Mountains, the cold waters of mountain streams, or the seacoast of Maine and New Hampshire, there is a hike for just about everyone to enjoy. To see some of the most beautiful views...
Your Quick Guide To Hiking Grand Canyon’s Rim to Rim
Every year, Grand Canyon National Park attracts millions of tourists spanning the globe. Few choose to venture below the canyon rim, and even fewer attempt the park's infamous Rim to Rim hike. If you're here, you're just beginning to plan and figure out what it takes...
![Your Boot Insulation Guide [With Temperature Rating Chart] | 200 vs. 400 G Insulation & What to Know](https://hikingandfishing.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Boot-Insulation-Guide.jpeg)
Your Boot Insulation Guide [With Temperature Rating Chart] | 200 vs. 400 G Insulation & What to Know
Cold weather doesn’t have to mean hanging up your hiking boots and hibernating until summer returns, but you may need to switch to insulated boots and carry winter hiking gear! Keeping your feet warm can help to keep the rest of your body feeling comfortable and...