Notes From The Trail
Have you checked out our stunning Glen Canyon tee collection? Featuring breathtaking images of the famous Horseshoe Bend, these shirts capture one of the Southwest’s most iconic natural wonders. Located about 140 miles from both the South and North Rims of...
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The birds are chirping, the sun is shining, and the mountains are calling. Spring is finally here, which means our favorite trails and hillsides are bursting with the country’s most captivating wildflowers. From the East Coast’s famous cherry blossoms in...
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Our dogs love exploring America’s backcountry just as much as we do and sometimes even more! While many National Parks don’t allow dogs on their trails (and for good reasons), there are still plenty of amazing pet-friendly spots where your furry friend can roam free and enjoy the great outdoors alongside you.
While summer is the classic season for hitting the outdoors, spring offers a quieter, less crowded chance to get outside and camp. If you’re itching to escape early, it’s a fantastic time to go—but spring weather can be unpredictable. Along with your usual camping gear, consider packing a few extra items or upgrading your gear to stay warm and dry. Here are some of our favorite must-haves for spring camping:
Not many brands can say they were born on the trail—figuratively speaking—like American Backcountry. Outdoorsman and avid traveler Frank Hintz transformed his love for America’s national landmarks into trail-ready apparel. It all began when he walked into the Appalachian Trail Conference headquarters back in 1993 with the first American Backcountry prototype, later debuting it at the annual Appalachian Trail Day Festival.
The response? An instant hit. Today, American Backcountry lets you show off your passion for the outdoors—and the trails you’ve conquered—in both style and comfort.
In this post, we’re highlighting the top three iconic thru-hike trails in the U.S. and what makes each one truly special: