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  • Recycled Hiking Gear

    Getting out on the trails has never been easier with all the gear made today, but unfortunately much of the hiking gear people routinely use is produced with toxic chemicals and petroleum, which pose a threat to the very trails we hike on. Much of this gear is also thrown out once its worn out, but thankfully there are several companies stepping up to produc… read more

  • Most Popular Ski Apparel Brands

    If you walk into an outdoor sporting goods store such as REI in wintertime, you will find yourself assaulted by a number of different brands of ski apparel, with logos appearing on hats, jackets, gloves, pants and more. Among the top brands for ski apparel, according to Galtech buying guides, are The North Face, Columbia and Patagonia. read more

  • Patagonia, Arizona Area RV Parks

    Patagonia, Ariz., is in the middle of Coronado National Forest and 19 miles from the Mexican border. There are opportunities for outdoor recreation in the forest, including hiking, mountain biking, camping and cave exploration. Patagonia has wineries, hiking trails and nearby ghost towns. Other nearby destinations include Tucson and Tombstone. read more

  • What is the Climate of Patagonia, Arizona?

    At just over one square mile in size, tiny Patagonia, Arizona is tucked into a valley in the Santa Rita Mountains. Positioned along the border of Arizona and Mexico, this southern town enjoys a range of temperatures and low humidity. read more

  • Camping and Fishing Close to Tucson

    Tucson is in the southeast corner of Arizona and surrounded by several state parks. This offers many opportunities for outdoor recreation, including camping, hiking, fishing and mountain biking. Phoenix is a two-hour drive to the northwest, the Mexican border an hour's drive to the south. Other attractions in the area include Pima Air and Space Museum, Deser… read more

Related Patagonia Articles & Videos

  • The Best Rain Jackets

    Having the right rain jacket can make the difference between an average trip and an enjoyable trip. If you live in an area where it rains frequently, then you probably know the value of having the best rain shell out there. Even if you… read more

  • Surf Shorts for Women

    Surf shorts, also called board shorts, can be worn on the beach, in the water and around town. They are worn by female surfers to prevent the waves from pulling at their bathing suit bottoms, plus board shorts provide coverage and prot… read more

  • The Best Hiking Clothes

    Some of the most technical clothing available today is designed for the specific needs of hikers and backpackers. Clothing needs to be light, breathable, durable and, preferably, as smell-resistant as possible. Picking the right duds f… read more

  • The Best Chest Waders

    Chest waders are a necessity for river anglers everywhere. The best waders are made from durable materials that keep anglers dry and warm, are comfortable to wear while hiking and fishing all day and do not fail after one season. read more

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  • Hotels in Bahia Blanca, Argentina

    Bahia Blanca, the gateway to Patagonia, marks the region where the flat pampas plains meet the gentle mountain foothills, welcoming visitors eager to travel onward to the magnificent Patagonia area of Argentina, a coveted destination o… read more

  • Hotels Near Ingeniero White, Argentina

    Featuring scenic horizons, a variety of marine life and miles of coastline, the coastal town of Ingeniero White, Argentina, is close to the historic city of Bahia Blanca. A gateway to the Argentine region of Atlantic Patagonia, hotels… read more

  • Hotels in Puerto Varas

    With a reputation for its German culture, gorgeous views of the Osorno volcano and well-prepared seafood, the Chilean city of Puerto Varas has become a hot-spot for tourists. The "City of Roses" boasts many hiking, kayaking and trekkin… read more

  • Crystal River, Florida RV Resorts

    The city of Crystal River is on Florida's Nature Coast, which is known for its natural environment. The cavernous spring in Kings Bay attracts divers, and visitors come to view the manatees that winter in the local waters. The area als… read more

  • The Best Snow Pants for Kids

    When it comes to playing in the snow, kids often need more protective clothing then adults. This is because children are more willing to ignore signs that they should get inside to warm up and are also more likely to roll around in the… read more

  • RV Parks near Tubac, Arizona

    A Spanish presidio in an Arizona state park sits quietly behind the old adobe pueblo village of Tubac, inhabited by artists as one of the largest art colonies in Arizona and located halfway between Tucson and the Mexican border on Inte… read more

  • The Best Cross Country Ski Pants

    Cross-country ski pants need to keep you dry, warm and comfortable while allowing for flexibility in movement. Cross-country skiing is a highly aerobic exercise and you want to avoid overdressing, since increased perspiration can lead… read more

  • The Best Rated Winter Boots

    A good pair of winter boots will serve you well all winter long. Whether on a long trek into the back-country or outside in your driveway shoveling snow, you want a boot that will stand up to the wind, snow, ice and dropping mercury an… read more

  • The Best Shirt for Fishing Guides

    Fishing guides spend the majority of their time on the water and require superior gear. The best shirts for fishing guides are comfortable, durable and quick-drying. The shirt should provide protection from the sun and be breathable. P… read more

  • The Best Hiking & Walking Shoes

    A good pair of hiking or walking shoes is a vital piece of gear for an outdoors enthusiast. The right shoes provide cushioning, breathability and traction for any environment. Whether you're going on a multi-day trek or taking a scenic… read more

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  • Editor's Pick

    Backcountry Camping Tips

    Backcountry Camping Tips

    You've already tried car and RV camping. You've camped at commercial campsites that had a convenient restroom and water supply. Now, you want to explore the road less traveled. Backcountry camping, also known as primitive camping, is a wonderful way to explore the remote...

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    Beach Camping Near Pismo Beach, California

    Beach Camping Near Pismo Beach, California

    Pismo State Beach, California, has many attractions and activities including camping, swimming, hiking and wildlife viewing. Birdwatching is one of the primary activities in the area. The park also has the largest over-wintering colony of monarch butterflies in the natio...

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    Common Sense Hiking Tips

    Common Sense Hiking Tips

    The first and most fundamental thing is never hike alone. There are too many situations, especially as an unexperienced hiker, where you may find yourself without anyone to help you. So the buddy system works and applies very much in hiking.

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