October 2013
Features, essays, news, and gear reviews from the October 2013 issue of Blue Ridge Outdoors magazine
“Why carry a backpack with just the necessities when you can put everything you could imagine in a canoe and float down the river?”
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Meet the first thru-hikers of The Great Eastern Trail, a new 1,600-mile footpath from Alabama to New York.
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Matt Kirk completes the fastest unsupported hike of the Appalachian Trail
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There’s something special about the Secret Sandwich Society, and it has to do with the guys on the line.
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The Anacostia River in Washington, D.C. is one of the most polluted waterways in nation. Now, an effort is being waged to save this “forgotten river.”
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Whether you’re a paddler, climber, biker, or hiker, we have a trip for you that will revamp your faith in the beauty and power of nature.
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Learning to soar like an eagle at Lookout Mountain.
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Nora Jane Struthers took a circular path to get where she is now, firmly planted in the bluegrass and Americana music scene.
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Point, counterpoint on PEDs from the experts.
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Ben Friberg is first to SUP from Cuba to Florida.
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Enter our Ellijay Weekend Getaway Giveaway to win one of two outdoor adventure prize packs to Ellijay, Georgia, North Georgia’s Outdoor Playground.
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Taking a hike with a autistic son has it’s challenges, but ultimately can be a rewarding experience.
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Submit your best outdoor adventure story in our Outdoor Adventure Essay Contest to win a new Deuter backpack and have your essay featured by BRO.
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