Four books about hiking to get you in the mood for your next adventure

Sure, some campers obsess over every ounce, meticulously calculating each gram before setting out. But even for the weight-conscious, there’s something irresistible about packing a few books—a portal to epic hiking journeys, close encounters with wild creatures, and the serenity of untouched landscapes.

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Preparation for Camping Season: The Ultimate How To

Come spring, when the sun is shining, you’re spontaneously heading out with your tent for the first time this year. But upon arrival at the campsite or bivouac area, you discover a pole is broken, your outer tent is missing, and your air mattress has a leak.

To avoid this scenario, preparation for the camping season is key. Spring is the ideal time to dust off your camping gear, take stock, and repair or replace faulty equipment.

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Winter Camping for Beginners: The Ultimate Guide

There’s nothing wrong with only bringing out your tent after the risk of spring frost has passed, but camping in winter has its own charm. A sudden snow flurry or temperatures flirting with freezing shouldn’t hold you back from heading out with your tent. With these tips, you’ll camp even in the frost without chattering teeth.

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Long-distance hiking and wild camping, the perfect combo

Name a better duo than long-distance hiking and wild camping. In a world full of hectic schedules, few things offer such freedom as packing your backpack and heading out for a couple of days or weeks on the trail. Unfortunately, wild camping isn’t allowed everywhere. On these routes, however, it’s possible:

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