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Open Air Life

Open Air Life should be your first stop to any outdoor adventure. The main goal of this site is to bring the outdoor community together through forums, blogs, and much more. When planning an afternoon hike to an multi-day trip you will find the features here helpful in gathering all your information from a single source.

 

10 Tent Tips for Happy Camping

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10 tips for setting up a tent

With Memorial Day this weekend and the camping season official starting, REI has put together an infographic to help you set up a tent. If you following these 10 "simple" steps you are guaranteed a better nights sleep. I am not saying that there will not be other things keeping you up at night, but your tent shouldn't be one of them. Each day this week we will be post something either about camping or for camping so check back often.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 21 May 2013 06:00
 

Spring 2013 Gear Guide: Running

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New Balance 890v3 Running Shoe

There is still a month of spring left and running outside is getting a lot more enjoyable. If you are new to the sport of running or planning for your tenth 10K, this guide has something for you. We found 5 new pairs of shoes and some great new pieces of clothing that will get you off the couch and on the road or trail. So find some new gear, make a resolution to use it, and then sign yourself up for a race. Enjoy the run!

Last Updated on Saturday, 18 May 2013 21:28
 

Get Ready for Delicious Camping Meals

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Campfire Cuisine Book Cover

It’s mid-May, and spring is in full swing here. With the warm, sunny weather we’ve been having, you can bet that I am gearing up for the camping season. Since my book, Campfire Cuisine, was just released in a new, revised edition, I’m even more inspired than usual to get out into the woods and do some amazing cooking au naturel (by which, of course, I mean “out in nature” not “naked,” although that could be fun, too!) There is nothing like eating an amazing gourmet meal out in the wilderness, and as I set out to prove in Campfire Cuisine, it doesn’t have to be difficult.

Last Updated on Monday, 20 May 2013 05:46
 

Gear Review: Mountainsmith Mayhem 35

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Mountainsmith Mayhem 35 Backpack

I don’t know about you, but I love backpacks. When I first got married my wife wondered why I needed so many packs. I guess that was a legit question to ask. I can’t remember how I answered that questions but I am sure I said something like, "you know I need a different pack for snowboarding, and another for climbing and one for backpacking, etc." This was true to a degree. But really I love backpacks. And I do love certain packs for certain activities. With that said if you are looking for one pack that can work for multiple activities, then the Mountainsmith Mayhem 35 is that pack.

Last Updated on Monday, 13 May 2013 19:57
 
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