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New Zealand’s not that big. Just a couple little blips floating out there off the coast of great big Australia.Just a little country, really. Or is it? True, you can …

Note: any pricing is from the original post date Most people leave poor little Tassie off the itinerary when visiting great big Australia. And to be fair, it may look …

I love a good road trip. Sans highway, of course. The kind of road trip where you can slow down and take in the sights, pull to the side of …

People who are constantly on the move can be tough to buy for. I know because my mother tells me so every birthday and Christmas. So instead of getting them …

We’ve driven across the country many times, either north and south or east and west. And on those trips, we’ve learned a few things. About ourselves (If we turn on …

We took a look at the Ride1Up Gravel Roadster V2: a capable bike on and off the trail with a hidden battery for extra peace of mind.

In July, we headed to the mountains. The Tetons, to be precise. We loaded up the car, hit the road, and adventured our way all the way to Wyoming where we met up with my parents for our annual family backpacking trip, somehow managed to cram all of our stuff AND their stuff into our overloaded car, and prepared for some epic backpacking in Grand Teton National Park. Wanna go, too? Here’s our trip report, with deets, route info, and, of course, gear recommendations, to help you plan and pack for your own mountain adventure!

When it comes to making coffee, super fans know that not all methods of brewing your morning cup are created equal. Not even all pour overs are created equal. So in our never-ending search for the perfect cup on the trail or at the campground, we’ve rounded up three patently portable collapsible pour over coffee filters so you can brew anywhere you roam.

Ah, travel insurance. We’ve all heard it’s a “must-have” for travels of all kinds, domestic to international, short jaunts across state lines to lengthy sojourns in a foreign land. But …

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Iceland is expensive. And one of the most expensive things to do is a tour. You know, one of those deals …