Camping doesn’t have to end when the leaves fall or snow starts dusting the trail. In fact, there’s something peaceful—almost magical—about a quiet winter campsite. No crowds, no mosquitoes, and often ...

Camping in the winter is truly an adventure. The snow is beautiful, and the woods are quieter than they’ve been all summer and fall. But camping during the winter months requires careful planning and ...

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A. The North Face Mountain 25 2-Person Winter Tent | B. Clif Bar’s | C. Mountain Hardwear 3rd Dimension Sleeping Bag | D. Benchmade D2 Steel Mini-Griptillian Knife | E. Cabela’s WindShear Trek-Tech ...

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Just because the air is cold and the ground is covered in snow doesn't mean you have to stay inside all winter. Winter camping is a popular activity in Minnesota, and this year you can join in the fun ...

Do you need a 4-season tent for winter camping? Short answer: no, it isn’t necessary, but it is nice. In fact, you don’t need a tent at all if you are willing to build a snow shelter or something ...

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