The 11 Best Hikes Near San Francisco, California
Miles of coastline, rolling fog, and numerous expansive vistas are only a handful of highlights you'll discover hiking San Francisco and the surrounding area.
Miles of coastline, rolling fog, and numerous expansive vistas are only a handful of highlights you'll discover hiking San Francisco and the surrounding area.
From panoramic viewing peaks to jumbled mazes of scramble worthy rocks, Joshua Tree National Park offers an array of trails that are truly one of a kind.
The Alpine Lakes Wilderness encompasses 390,000 acres of some of the most enthralling wilderness Washington has to offer.
Majestic glaciers, alpine meadows, cool blue tarns, and a plethora of rugged peaks await hikers in the Mt. Baker Wilderness.
The ULA Equipment Circuit is sinfully comfortable for an ultralight pack with a massive storage capacity — which is perfect for thru-hiking.
The Helinox Chair Zero is the chair for all your adventures. We found it's durability, lightweight, and packability to be worthy of its one time fee for all your lounging needs.
Hike along any portion of the 150 miles of trail and you too will discover what makes Point Reyes National Seashore so special.
Nantahala is Cherokee for Land of the Noon Day Sun — and yes, this picturesque National Forest is just as enchanting as it sounds.
Retreat into the woods for the day at California's oldest state park or walk among the picture-perfect coastal bluffs at sunset.
Have Alaskan reality television shows given you a bad case of cabin fever? Then you've come to the right place.
Let the waterways be your gateway and test out your sea legs by staying aboard one of Seattle’s outfitted houseboat rentals.
From the dramatic coastline of Big Sur to the giant sequoias of the Sierra Nevada mountains, camping in Northern California never fails to impress.