The Narrows in Zion is a breathtaking trail that had been in the upper part of my hiking bucket list for years until I finally conquered this trail in 2019. But it’s not all about the thrill (which is guaranteed!). It’s also about preparation, specifically, what to wear hiking in The Narrows. The Narrows is […]
Have you ever stood at the foot of a mountain, overwhelmed by its majesty, yet clueless about what clothes to wear hiking there? That was me, standing at the start of the famous Inca Trail leading to Machu Picchu. Through trial and error, I found the perfect outfit that kept me comfortable, dry, and ready
You’re halfway up a mountain trail, sweat trickling down your back, and your clothes feel like they’re glued to your skin. Not the best picture? That’s because the material your clothes are made of have a great impact on your hiking experience. You want to feel comfortable, be able to move freely, and stay dry
With over 254 trails to choose from, including the iconic Devil’s Bridge Trail and Cathedral Rock Trail, Sedona offers an unparalleled hiking experience. But knowing what to wear hiking can be challenging due to its unique climate and terrain, not to mention Sedona’s elevation is 4,500 feet, which can impact weather and your outfit needs.
The Hawaiian hiking experience is nothing short of spectacular. But hiking in Hawaii is a bit more than just a walk in the park – you’re hiking through rainforests, volcanic terrains, and coastal trails. Those are all challenging terrains and if you think that a pair of shorts and flip-flops will do, you will regret
Florida boasts over 5,000 miles of hiking trails. My personal favorite? The Black Bear Wilderness Loop Trail. It’s a 7.1-mile loop that offers an array of wildlife and beautiful swamp views. But before hitting the trail, I had some nagging questions: What’s the best outfit for hiking in Florida’s diverse terrain? And how do you
Did you know that hypothermia and heat exhaustion are two of the most common health issues that hikers face? And more often than not, they’re a result of improper clothing choices. Finding that sweet spot between overheating and freezing isn’t just a matter of comfort (although, comfort is king on the trail). But It’s about
