Did you find berries growing on the trail and wonder if you can eat them? Here are some tips to help you decide.
Survival expert, Mykel Hawke, gives this handy mnemonic for remembering which berries are safe to eat in the wild.
“White and yellow, kill a fellow.
Purple and blue, good for you.
Red… could be good, could be dead.”
Hummus is often overlooked in favor of ordinary hiking snacks like trail mix or granola…
Dogs offer boundless affection, loyalty, and companionship. Their playful antics instantly brighten our hikes—whether chasing…
Introducing our newest backpacking meal for 2025: Pierogi Pouch. Inspired by the classic Polish dish,…
Whether exploring the great outdoors or taking a road trip across the country, traveling can…
Are you looking for a gift for that special someone who spends time on the…
Eating enough food is crucial to meeting the energy demands of endurance travel while maintaining…
View Comments
Poison sumac berries are white or light green in color. Edible sumac, such as staghorn or smooth sumac... is red.