All things human powered on snow or dirt.
All things human powered on snow or dirt.
Cody Townsend returns with The FIFTY+, continuing his ambitious journey to conquer some of the most legendary ski descents. In this second episode, Cody and his team venture to Alaska, taking on the awe-inspiring challenge of Pioneer Peak.
Cody Townsend returns with The Fifty+ reigniting his quest to tackle some of the most iconic ski descents in North America. In this next chapter, Cody sets out to explore the meaning of a “classic ski descent.” Is it defined by its aesthetic beauty, technical challenge, or cultural significance? As he navigates the breathtaking and perilous Northstar Couloir, Cody pushes deeper into the heart of what makes a descent truly legendary.
How to find ski routes, assess snow quality before heading out the door, and get key info on avalanche hazards and snow safety right on your laptop or mobile phone.
The outdoor community is constantly evolving, and the tools we use for planning and navigation must do the same. As FATMAP has shut down their app and web map, we understand that many of you are faced with the tough decision of replacing a trusted resource. As avid skiers, backpackers, hikers, climbers, and mountain bikers, we at onX Backcountry have built the best planning and navigation tool for human powered adventurers in the US. We are confident that switching to onX Backcountry will provide a seamless transition to your new trusted mapping tool.
Planning an activity during a heatwave can be challenging. Fortunately, onX Backcountry and the GOES Health app offer powerful tools to help you plan your outdoor adventures while mitigating the risks associated with extreme heat. Here are some essential tips on how to use them to plan your next outing during a heat wave.
Discover 7 must-do backpacking trips in Colorado with our detailed guide. From scenic trails to challenging routes, explore the best bucket list adventures this stunning state has to offer.
Some of the most quintessential and incredible backpacking trips are found in California’s Sierra. However, it can be very confusing and exhausting to navigate the reservations, lotteries, and regulations associated with them. Once you’ve secured the permit and grasped the regulations, you still have to plan the dang trip! At onX Backcountry, our Local Experts have been working on our route and trailhead information within our National Parks, among many other regions in California. So we asked them to put together a few Shared Folders with all the info you need to discover these backpacking trips.
Heading out on a multi-day trip might seem a bit daunting when you aren’t sure where to go (there’s so much to choose from!). But, with one or two of these in your pocket, you’re ready to enjoy your next Utah backpacking adventure. Using the onX Shared Folder feature, we’re giving you waypoints, routes, and more, with advice specific to a backpacking trip.
Tired of seeing the same four backpacking trips recommended in lifestyle magazines? Looking for a wilderness trip with an actual wilderness experience? At onX Backcountry, our Local Experts have helped uncover some high quality backpacking trips hidden in plain sight.
Discover four bucket list backpacking trips in America’s most iconic national parks in our latest blog post. Each trip is detailed with essential tips, stunning visuals, and insights to inspire your next unforgettable journey into the great outdoors.
Discover how to effectively use onX Backcountry and Backpacker’s Pantry to plan your backpacking meals like a pro.
Planning out spring backpacking trips mean looking at trails, maps, rec points and more. See our guide for trips in Colorado, Washington, Oregon, and California