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Your trail gear should solve problems, not create them. TownShirt’s new composite gear is lightweight and functional!Fan...
09/04/2026

Your trail gear should solve problems, not create them.

TownShirt’s new composite gear is lightweight and functional!

Fannypack- The perfect spot for all those little random things you need.
Wallet- Comes with and ID card so it's never 'really' lost.
Resupply Bag- 16L. Carries the big town haul without adding much weight.

Head to TownShirt.co to check out our new wallet, resupply bag, and f***y pack!

Want to see a monarch butterfly in the wild? Know where to look!Monarchs have one of the most incredible migrations in t...
09/03/2026

Want to see a monarch butterfly in the wild? Know where to look!

Monarchs have one of the most incredible migrations in the animal kingdom. They can be found across much of North America, but their range changes throughout the year as they migrate between Mexico, the U.S., and Canada.

• Spring & summer: Head north
• Fall: Watch for migration south
• Winter: Many monarchs gather in Mexico

Where have you seen a monarch migration?

09/02/2026

What’s still blooming on the trails in September?

Even as summer fades, the PCT, CDT, and AT are still showing off some beautiful late-season blooms:

🏔️ CDT: Harebells & late gentians
🌵 PCT: Rabbitbrush & asters
🌲 AT: Cardinal flower & Joe-Pye w**d

September on the trail brings flowers, cooler temps, and a whole different kind of beauty.

Which trail are you hiking this month?

A tiny visitor helping a timeless wildflower. 🐝🌸Trilliums may spend 5–10 years growing before producing their very first...
09/01/2026

A tiny visitor helping a timeless wildflower. 🐝🌸

Trilliums may spend 5–10 years growing before producing their very first bloom, making every pollination opportunity count.
Here's how the cycle works:
🐝 Bees and other insects transfer pollen between trillium flowers, allowing them to produce seeds.
🌸 After flowering, trilliums develop seeds that are often carried away by ants—a fascinating partnership called myrmecochory.
🌱 Because trilliums grow so slowly, every bloom represents years of patience and the countless pollinators that helped make it possible.

Next time you spot a trillium on the trail, take a closer look - you might catch one of its tiny helpers at work.

Have you ever seen a bee or butterfly visiting a trillium?

08/31/2026

Calling all CDT hikers & trail lovers!

CDT Trail Fest is bringing the trail community together in Steamboat Springs for a weekend of hiking, live music, trail stewardship, gear, and good times.

📅 September 4–6, 2026
📍 Steamboat Springs, CO

Tag your trail crew and make plans to celebrate the CDT!

08/25/2026

Meet one of the forest's greatest performers: the American Woodcock. 🐦💃

If you've ever hitched with , you know there's one proven way to earn your forgotten trekking poles back...

This bird has already mastered it.
🌿 Found in young forests, woodland edges, brushy fields, and damp areas with soft soil.
👀 Its eyes sit so far back on its head that it has nearly 360° vision - perfect for watching for predators while hunting worms.

Every spring evening, the males put on one of North America's wildest courtship displays:
🐦 Start with a loud "peent" call from the ground
🐦 Spiral high into the sky
🐦 Their wings create a musical twittering sound as they fly
🐦 Glide back down...
🐦 Then do it all over again

Miss Janet might not accept this as an excuse for leaving your trekking poles behind... but if anyone's getting them back with a dance, it's the woodcock.

Have you ever seen a woodcock perform its sky dance?

The trillium is more than a beautiful wildflower - it carries centuries of history. 🌸Various trillium species have long ...
08/24/2026

The trillium is more than a beautiful wildflower - it carries centuries of history. 🌸

Various trillium species have long been valued by Indigenous peoples across North America for traditional medicinal purposes. Depending on the species and region, preparations from the roots and other plant parts were used in healing practices to help treat wounds, inflammation, and other ailments.

Today, trilliums are celebrated not only for their beauty, but also for the deep knowledge and relationships between people and native plants that have been passed down through generations.

If you're lucky enough to find one blooming along the trail, admire it where it grows. Trilliums can take years to mature, making each bloom a special reminder to leave no trace. 🌱

Our Trillium Print Sun Hoodie celebrates this iconic woodland wildflower and the forests it calls home.

08/21/2026

Ever wonder why rain smells so good? 🌧️✨

That fresh, earthy scent is called petrichor.

When rain falls on dry ground, compounds from plants and soil are released into the air, creating one of nature's most recognizable smells.

Turns out your favorite rainy-day scent has a scientific explanation. Have you ever noticed it?

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