If you’ve spent any time in the outdoors community lately, you’ve probably felt it: camping isn’t slowing down. In fact, according to the latest report from The Dyrt, camping participation …

Adapted (with permission) from the field notes of Eric Young Eric broke camp early to catch the soft light moving through Buckhorn Draw, where the last gold leaves of the …

By Cole Ashford Tucked miles beyond the pavement, surrounded by the fiery hues of a Northern Michigan autumn, one clearing sits in total silence.No hookups, no neighbors — just the …

If I had to trace my overlanding roots, they’d lead straight back to a frozen January weekend in 2017—deep in Michigan’s Manistee Forest. I’d just joined a small Facebook group …

What’s New The Forest Service recently reaffirmed that dispersed (boondocking) camping remains free throughout most of the Daniel Boone National Forest, with only a few exceptions such as the Red …

Deep in Michigan’s national forest, a father and son walk the same trail generations have hunted before them.The morning frost, the smell of pine, and the rhythm of footsteps remind …

Because what keeps us going isn’t just the view — it’s the people who understand it. It’s funny when you think about it — most of us didn’t join boondocking …

Nothing says comfort at camp quite like a thick slice of meatloaf tucked between fresh bread. This rustic version bakes directly in your Dutch oven over an open fire — …

There’s a sacred stillness that lives in the early hours of the backcountry — the kind that doesn’t exist anywhere else. It’s the moment just before dawn, when the world …