Detours
Climbing Magazine Review: Trailhead Adventure Shorts
How do the shorts hold up after six months of trad climbing, yoga, yardwork, and being a dad?
5 Reasons to Photograph Glacier National Park
It's no secret that Glacier is a stunning place. Here's why you should photograph it.
Capturing the Canyons of Buckskin Gulch
The sound of boulders falling through the canyon, the sight of petroglyphs on the walls. Read what Buckskin Gulch has to offer.
Trailhead Pants: A Review for Women
The Adventure Pants are unisex, which is understandable from a practical point of view. But how about the rather different shapes of men and women? Merith tells it like it is.
How to Explore the Country and Still Save Money
Traveling doesn't have to cost you everything. Ambassador Hunter Page shares practical tips on how to make the most of your adventure.
This Clever Travel Jacket Will Help You Avoid New Airline Baggage Fees
With fall just around the corner, a lot of air travelers are asking themselves: How do I avoid new airline baggage fees?
Eric Bennett Reviews the Camper Hooded Jacket
From the Dolomites of Italy to the Unitas in Utah, how does the Camper Hooded Jacket hold up?
The Camper Hooded Jacket is the Only Outer Layer You Need
Versatile enough to transition from an outdoor adventure to your daily urban commute. Uncrate reviews our newest flagship product.
Top 10 Reasons Iceland Needs To Be On Your Bucket List
Iceland is an amazing place with architecture, waterfalls, hot springs, and so much more. These 10 places are a must-see for your next adventure!
Chasing Light Within the Earth
Ambassador Peter Coskun shares a few tips on how to capture the otherworldly glow of a slot canyon.
9 Reasons You Should Buy Your Clothing and Accessories From Coalatree
The Salt Lake City brand seems to have found the perfect formula that everyone is looking for: ridiculously comfortable outdoor apparel that you can wear to the office and still look great.
Teaching Kids to Kayak in Chile
SBP teaches kids how much fun and life-changing kayaking can be, as well as the importance of maintaining free flowing rivers.
The Trip of a Lifetime
Rafting the Grand Canyon has to be one of the best trips in the world. It is unlike anything else. The experiences and the sights truly make it one of the greatest wonders of the world.
"These Incredible Hiking Pants Are Perfectly Engineered For Dad Life"
The rough and tumble world of the active outdoorsman really doesn’t have anything on the rough and tumble world of the active dad.
Made for Women: Coalatree Trailhead Adventure Shorts
"You can definitely tell these have been designed specifically for women." Merith gives an unbiased, independent review of our Women's Trailhead Adventure Shorts.
Plastic Surf
Each of us is personally responsible for the number of plastic straws we sip from, plastic bottles we drink our water from, and plastic bags we take our groceries home in. And we're each responsible to care for our environment and keep our oceans and beaches free of litter.
HiConsumption: "12 Best Hybrid Adventure Shorts"
There was a time not that long ago that outdoor adventure gear and normal everyday apparel were two different categories of clothing. That time has gone.
Finding Beauty in Death (Valley)
Death Valley is arguably one of the most stunning and diverse landscapes in the west. Not only can you visit the lowest elevation below sea level in the lower 48, but you can often look at snow capped mountains from the same spot during the winter and early spring months. Learn what makes this landscape so special to Coalatree Ambassador Peter Coskun.
Our Giveback: Blankets for the Homeless
When Coalatree was founded in 2010, one of our goals was to give back to the environment and to our community. Eight years later those goals still ring true.
Surfing the Arctic
As we finally left the darkness we were greeted by one of the best views I could have imagined. A few small buildings clustered in this valley with walls of granite rising behind and on either side of us. And directly in front of us, the ocean, glimmering under the low-lying Arctic sun. We were here. Unstad.
Zion Like You've Never Seen it Before
With tired, achey feet, we barely made it to camp before dark, pitched our tent, and quickly got to work melting snow for drinking and dinner. We saw exactly two other people that day.