Hiking layers

Know how to layer clothes for outdoor adventures. Be prepared for a change in weather during hiking, camping, and trail running adventures.

The advantage to layering, of course, is that when working hard and starting to overheat, you can simply take off an insulating layer (usually a fleece jacket or vest), replace your windproof shell…

Being a hot sweaty mess on the trail is no bueno. In my new blog post, I share my favorite hiking get-ups that help you stay dry and comfy no matter the conditions.

Wool isn’t just for sweaters and base layers anymore! Merino wool is great for hiking t-shirts too: it's breathable, odor-resistant, moisture-wicking, and most of all, comfortable!

Wearing the best base layers for hiking ensures an essential foundation of warmth. But how do you choose the correct ones. Read on to find out

Planning a trip outdoors but wondering what to wear? Here’s our ultimate guide to layering to get you started. Read on to learn more!

How to layer for spring hiking including base layers, mid-layer, and outer layer, merino wool, down, puffy jackets, hiking pants, polyester, fleece.

Learn what to wear hiking in fall with our checklist of the best fall hiking clothes for women that wick sweat, keep you warm, and look good.

More than two dozen women tested synthetic and wool long underwear from 18 brands. These are the products that came out on top.

Layering is a simple yet effective principle for keeping warm and comfortable while outdoors. Find out more about insulation and wearing layers in winter!