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  • Wilderness Survival Kits

    A wilderness survival kit should usually contain a signal mirror, a whistle, a fire starter, a compass, fish hooks, razor blades, duct tape, matches and first-aid supplies. Learn about including a...

  • How to Build a Campfire

    A campfire should be built with progression in mind, meaning that the fire should start small and build towards a bigger fire. Find out how to use birch bark as the base layer of a campfire with...

  • Skills in Wilderness Survival

    Important wilderness survival skills include the ability to find food, clothing and water in nature, and how to navigate in unfamiliar territory. Discover how first-aid is an important survival...

  • How to Make a Good Walking Stick

    A good walking stick can provide a distinct difference between disaster and safety, and a third point of contact can certainly take a great deal of pressure off of the knees. Find out how to use a...

  • How to Buy a Travel Backpack

    When picking out a travel backpack, it's important to consider the size, the convenience, and how quickly important items can be accessed. Find out why adventure backpacks are typically...

  • How to Pack Water

    The best ways to pack water without wasting space are through CamelBak hydration backpacks or Nalgene bottles. Discover the significance of gaining easy access to a water supply with help from a...

  • How to Make a Fire Pit

    When building a fire pit, it's important to use igneous rocks as opposed to river rocks because river rocks have a tendency to carry water. Learn about avoiding forest fires by clearing organic...

  • How to Set Up a Tent

    The first step in setting up a tent is reading the instructions, after which it helps to practice in order to get familiar with the materials. Learn about the importance of location when setting...

  • How to Use Carabiners

    Carabiners have a number of different uses, including securing objects out of the reach of animals and connecting a tent fly to another piece of webbing. Discover how caribiners are used during...

  • How to Select Hiking Boots

    Hiking boots should be chosen based on the difficulty of a hike, and both weight and material should be taken into consideration. Learn about the importance of ankle support and water resistance...

  • How to Build a Small Camp

    Before building a small camp, it's important to find a nice, flat and comfortable spot that is high enough so that there is no risk of water coming to wash the camp away. Consider the impact a...

  • How to Backpack With Healthy Food

    When planning caloric intake and healthy eating for a backpacking trip, it's important to create a backup plan in case something doesn't go according to plan. Learn about carrying energy bars on...

  • How to Sharpen a Swiss Army Knife

    In order to sharpen a Swiss army knife, one of two different types of sharpening stones can be used, and the different between the two is that one requires a bit of honing oil. Discover how to...

  • How to Pack Camping Food

    The best way to pack food for a camping trip is with Tupperware, and small bags can be used within the Tupperware to portion out meals for the trip. Discover how Ziploc bags are great for...

  • How to Use a Pocket Knife

    A pocket knife should always be used carefully, and a knife that locks is useful because it will never fold against the user's will. Discover why a pocket knife should never be used to carve over...

  • How to Choose a Backpacking Stove

    Before choosing a backpacking stove, consider where the trip will be, what type of fuels are available and how the weight of the stove may affect the backpacking trip. Learn about the benefits of...

  • How to Pack a Camping Stove

    When packing a camping stove, the most important consideration is safety, particularly in regards to where and how the fuel is stored. Find out why camping stove fuels should never be packed in...

  • Backpacking Gear Guide

    Before arranging backpacking gear for a trip, it's important to make a plan of the trip in order to determine which items are necessary. Learn about bringing backpacking gear that fits the climate...

  • Backpacking Information

    A number of backpacking books and trail guides exist to help backpackers plan their trips, and it's important for every group to remember to plan for the weakest member of the group. Discover why...

  • Types of Camping Tents

    Camping tents are typically made out of lightweight nylon and aluminum poles, and it's important to remember to get a tent that is big enough to hold the designated amount of campers. Find out why...

  • Camping Cooking Tips

    When considering cooking on a camping trip, it's important to remember that block ice is better than ice cubes, and that cooking over an open fire is best achieved through hot coals and not open...

  • What Should I Take on a Camping Trip?

    Typical camping supplies include food, a first-aid kit, toothbrushes, razors, toiler paper, toiletries, sleeping bags and anything else that helps an individual to be comfortable. Discover the...

  • List of Wild & Edible Plants

    When considering to eat wild plants on a camping trip, it's important to do research in order to compile a comprehensive list of potential edibles. Learn about eating beach blackberries and arctic...

  • Can Backpacks Cause Back Problems?

    Backpacks can certainly cause back problems, particularly if they are excessively heavy and lifted without using proper caution. Discover why heavy backpacks should be lifted close to the spine...

  • Types of Sleeping Bags & Their Uses

    When choosing a sleeping bag, it's important to take temperature into consideration, and also to avoid using sleeping bags that are filled with cotton. Discover why goose down and synthetic...

  • How to build a Picnic Tree Swing

    I have built Picnic Tree Swings for Family members and their children & children's children for 40 years. One of the great features of this design is its single attachment to the Tree. Kids...

  • Packing for Day Hikes

    The first thing a backpacker needs for a day hike is a small, comfortable backpack. Pack a backpack for emergency and comfort when going on a day hike with tips from a backpacking guide in this...

  • Food for Backpacking Trips

    When packing food for backpacking trips, decide how many meals are needed and what can be carried. Pick and buy food that will be nutritional and efficient for backpacking trips with tips from a...

  • How to Pitch a Tent

    Before going on a backpacking or camping trip, it's best to practice setting up a tent at home. Pitch a tent in a flat, comfortable area with tips from a backpacking guide in this free video on...

  • Picking a Backpack

    When picking a backpack, there is a choice between external-frame backpacks and internal-frame backpacks. Pick a backpack with tips on choosing between comfort and ventilation from a backpacking...

  • Buying Hiking Boots

    The type of hiking boots a backpacker should buy depends on what their needs are. Buy hiking boots for light hiking, rugged terrain or general purpose with tips from a backpacking guide in this...

  • Breaking In Hiking Boots

    Before lacing up a pair of hiking boots, a finger should fit behind the heel when the toes are all the way to the front. Break in a pair of hiking boots and use different lacing techniques with...

  • Buying Sleeping Bags

    When buying sleeping bags, the most basic choice to make is between bags made of synthetic materials and bags made with down. Pick and buy a sleeping bag by keeping warmth and weather in mind with...

  • Avoiding Ticks When Camping

    The best ways to defend against ticks when camping is to wear long pants or a pair of gators on the boots. Discover how to avoid ticks and check critical areas of the body when camping with tips...

  • Avoiding Blisters When Hiking

    Blisters can be avoided on hiking trips by wearing proper socks and regularly changing socks. Avoid blisters when hiking with tips on using tape and first aid from a backpacking guide in this free...

  • Packing a Backpack

    When packing a backpack, the heaviest stuff should be closest to the backpacker's center of gravity. Pack a backpack efficiently with tips on where to place specific items from a backpacking guide...

  • Staying Warm in a Sleeping Bag

    When using a sleeping bag, stay warm by zipping it up all the way, laying on an insulated pad and wearing long underwear. Stay warm in a sleeping bag with tips on insulation and clothing choices...

  • Purifying Water When Camping

    When camping, one of the most surefire ways to purify water is by boiling it. Purify water when camping with tips on using a water filter system or iodine tablets from a backpacking guide in this...

  • How to Wear a Backpack

    When wearing a backpack, take a wide stance, bend the knees and keep the back straight. Wear a backpack properly comfortably and avoid injuries with tips from a backpacking guide in this free...

  • Setting Up a Tent Rain Cover

    A rain fly or cover is used to keep rain from getting into a tent. Learn how to set up a tent rain cover in this free camping video from an Eagle Scout.

  • How to Repair a Tent

    Duct tape can repair holes in tent fabric, as well as broken poles. Learn how to repair a tent in this free camping video from an Eagle Scout.

  • How to Put Out a Campfire

    Put out a campfire completely and make sure that the coals on the bottom have cooled. Learn how to put out a campfire from an Eagle Scout in this free camping video.

  • Where to Set Up a Tent

    Tents should be set up in areas with flat ground. Learn how to set up a tent in this free camping video from an Eagle Scout.

  • Clearing an Area for a Tent

    When clearing a tent area, don't remove lofty grass or other natural bedding. Learn how to clear an area to set up a tent in this free camping video from an Eagle Scout.

  • Laying Out Ground Tarp for Tents

    Ground tarps protect the bottom of a tent from moisture. Learn how to lay down a ground tarp for a tent in this free camping video from an Eagle Scout.

  • Laying Out a Tent

    When a tent it evenly laid out, it's easier to insert tent poles. Learn how to lay out a tent in this free camping video from an Eagle Scout.

  • Putting Tent Poles Together

    Most tents have two or three sets of poles for different purposes. Learn how to put tent poles together in this free camping video from an Eagle Scout.

  • Raising a Tent With Poles

    Make sure tent poles are put through the right eyelets or inserts when raising a tent. Learn how to raise a tent with poles in this free camping video from an Eagle Scout.

  • Raising a Tent

    Tents often have clips to attach to poles in order to raise the tent. Learn how to raise a tent in this free camping video from an Eagle Scout.

  • How to Stake Down a Tent

    Stakes are used to hold down a tent in case of storms or wind. Learn how to stake down a tent in this free camping video from an Eagle Scout.

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