Mike Richard is a Freelance Writer at various esteemed publications. He specializes in travel and tourism, consumer travel, and arts and entertainment, drawing from his extensive global adventures, including kayaking in Antarctica and tracking wildlife in South Africa. Mike's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Gardner News, Cape Cod Times, and Men's Health magazine UK.
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By: Mike Richard
Drones have become a nuisance for many hikers despite strict laws prohibiting their use in US National Parks and other wilderness areas. But this recent story out of Arizona proves they can also be used for good. Earlier this month, a helicopter flying a routine patrol over Phoenix’s Camelback Mountain spotted a hiker attempting to […] The post Delivery drone helps stranded hiker in first-of-its-kind Arizona mountain rescue appeared first on The Manual.
By: Mike Richard
Teardrop travel trailers are the epitome of roadtrip minimalism. While most are built for the open road, many long-distance cyclists and bikepackers are also learning to enjoy the “creature comforts” of these featherweight tow-behind campers. Case in point: Nirvana Van’s simply named Bike Camper. The company’s debut bicycle camper borrows heavily from traditional teardrop design, […] The post Nirvana Bike Camper is a featherweight, four-season shelter for serious cyclists appeared first on The M
By: Mike Richard
The insane vortex blasts dirt and debris from outdoor gear and will even help you start a campfire to boot.
I've lived in New England for more than 30 years among some of the best hiking trails in the country.
By: Mike Richard
Music lovers can whet their eclectic appetites with a full menu of new curated programming blocks that are now airing over the course of the week on Sandwich Community Radio.
By: Mike Richard
Mike Richard Upgrade your home office or workspace with these cool gadgets. Our editors rounded up 29 actually useful products, starting at $10.
By: Mike Richard
SUMMER IS OFFICIALLY here. And whether you're a front-country weekend warrior or a hardcore backcountry camper, you no doubt have a few camping trips lined up this season.
By: Mike Richard
THE SECOND BEST hiking season is here (the first is fall, and we'll die on that hill). So, it's high time to dust off your go-to trail gear.
F ROM FEATHERWEIGHT BACKPACKS and impossibly light hiking boots to collapsible coolers and egg-size camp pillows, 2026 is all about doing more with less.
When you're looking for the best hiking backpack, it should be durable, lightweight, and have special compartments to protect your gear. Check out our picks.
