No Money Down: Free Camping in Missouri and Illinois
Camp overnight for free at one of these regional sites in Missouri and Illinois.
Camp overnight for free at one of these regional sites in Missouri and Illinois.
Are you primarily a hiker or a camping? Planning and executing your first overnight backpacking trip.
What to know about Missouri’s growing black bear population.
What new hikers need to know to stay safe and have a fun outdoor adventure.
How you can hike amid history at Piney Creek Ravine Nature Preserve in Campbell Hill, Illinois.
A succession of historic trails stretching from Illinois and Missouri to points further west allow outdoor enthusiasts to travel the paths of the pioneers.
The seven wilderness areas in Mark Twain National Forest could be Missouri’s most naturally beautiful and remote places.
How to prevent tick bites and how to keep them from making you sick.
Discover the unique appeal of getting off-grid with your off-road vehicle.
Seven unique places to camp on your next outdoor adventure in Missouri and Illinois.
Catching up with some recent Ozark Trail thru-hikers for their stories and advice.
Gear manufacturer ust recently relaunched in Columbia, Missouri, with the goal of growing a diverse Midwest outdoor community.
Winter is one of the best times to hike in Missouri. Here are five trails to try out, along with a few safety tips.
Terrain Magazine’s Readers’ Choice Awards recognize the best people, businesses, and activities in the
St. Louis outdoors.
The new Trekko app strives to eliminate wasted time and effort by acting as a hub for the most up-to-date trail conditions.
St. Louis area campgrounds that provide easy access to heart-pumping adventures.