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This Week’s Gear Drop: Stuff That Survived
No sponsors, just honest favorites. Three pieces of gear that survived our latest week of gravel riding, camping, and chaos.
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Trail Highlight: Snoqualmie Valley Trail and the Most Perfect Gravel
Perfect gravel. Gentle climbs. Mountain views. The Snoqualmie Valley Trail near Seattle delivered big time—and left us wanting more.
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Trail Spotlight: lake blanche trail
Trail spotlight featuring the Lake Blanche Trail—a steep, scenic out-and-back hike in Utah’s Wasatch Range with alpine lakes and granite peaks.
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This Week’s Gear Drop: Stuff That Survived
Three trail (and road) tested picks from Pack the Land: real gear, no sponsors. Shoes, a bike rack, and a hoodie hold the top spots in this outdoor gear review.
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Why We Started Pack the Land: Misadventures, Gear Experiments, and a Judgy Little Dog
Meet the Amateurs Behind the Adventure Hi! We’re Laura and Ryan — two outdoor enthusiasts who prefer fresh air and winding trails, even if we don’t always know what we’re doing. Our hiking gear is…
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The Mountains Called and We Moved Out West
From Texas to Utah and 24-hour races to canyon climbs — here’s what we’ve been up to, what we’ve learned, and what’s next for Pack the Land.
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Adventure Racing Series: how we got hooked and what’s next
What started with a four-hour race turned into six events and a 24-hour challenge. Our adventure racing series kicks off here—with plenty of lessons learned.
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Peaking in New Mexico: Angel Fire & Taos
We took our bikes, hiking shoes, and van to New Mexico. Here’s what we found in Angel Fire and Taos — and what kicked our butts.
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Hidden Gem of Dallas: Exploring the Trinity Skyline Trail
Need to get out of the city? No problem. We found skyline views, birds, and brunch on this Dallas trail — and it’s just minutes from downtown.
TRAINING LOGS
Amateur fitness experiments and outdoor readiness