Articles related to "Hiking Pole"

Scree and talus are two kinds of rock rubble common to high-country hiking. To traverse the fine, powdery scree and the chunky talus require some practice and technique.

A trekking pole is a useful piece of equipment when hiking. Apart from providing support on the track, a good pole can provide many other uses for hikers.

Older hikers and fitness walkers use poles by Black Diamond, Komperdell, Leki, REI to cushion their joints, help their hearts and strengthen their upper body

Older adventurers find the outdoors safer and easier on foot when they invest in waterproof boots, a pair of trekking poles and a GPS system.

This article provides an overview of trekking poles and their use.

Hiking at Torreya presents a challenging and refreshing change of pace for hikers looking to get away from Florida's flatter terrain.

Winter adventure in Banff National Park comes without the crowds, but pristine scenery in ice covered glacier-carved canyon that includes waterfalls and wildlife.

Wrangell-St. Elias is the largest U.S. national park and includes glacier hiking, wilderness tours, back-country camping and the world's largest copper mine in Kennecott.

Despite their apparent simplicity, not all compasses are equal. This article explains the different types and features available.

Bald is an amazingly popular hike for a sub-3,000-foot peak. Open, rocky summit rewards hikers with 360-degree views. Take the kids-make it an enjoyable family outing.