Real-life treasure hunting is a thing. It’s called geocaching, and all you need is a phone, curiosity, and a willingness to wander a little off trail. We’re hooked.
Learn how it works at ExploreFieldTrip.com
That “clean” smell from store-bought air fresheners? Often just chemicals in disguise. We’re breaking down what’s actually in them, and how to make DIY versions that smell good and don’t wreck your air. Read more at ExploreFieldTrip.com
It’s late January, and the world feels loud. We’ve been finding peace in small rituals: long walks, real books, phones tucked away, and noticing what’s right in front of us.
Read the full reflection at ExploreFieldTrip.com
Do you really need morning sunlight before coffee, or is that just another wellness flex? Trail Mail digs into the science of morning light, circadian rhythms, and how to make it work without freezing. Read more at ExploreFieldTrip.com
Sustainable Living Challenge Day 1: Refill before you replace.
It’s one of the simplest ways to cut waste, and it works for way more things than people realize. Soap, cleaning supplies, pantry staples, and even some outdoor gear basics. What’s one thing you’ve refilled instead of replaced?
It’s Christmas Eve. The gifts are bought. The wrapping situation is…dire.
Before you grab the shiny stuff, here are planet-friendly ways to wrap what you’ve got without trashing the place we love.
Read more at ExploreFieldTrip.com
From lake-effect flurries to mountain snow and surprise dustings down south, winter is showing up across the country. Fresh tracks, cold air, and that quiet moment when everything slows. Wherever it’s falling—step outside and take it in. ❄️
Last call! Only 17 hours left to enter our Jetboil Genesis Basecamp Giveaway. It’s the two-burner, fast-boiling stove we use everywhere, valued at $400+ and free to one lucky winner. Enter now at ExploreFieldTrip.com.
November feels like a quiet loop of tiny thank-yous and big reminders that there’s still good out there if we look for it. From camp coffee to Tai Chi to opting outside, here’s what’s on our mind this week, plus a #sponsored giveaway of a Jetboil Genesis Basecamp System.
More at ExploreFieldTrip.com
Fall in Yellowstone hits different when Cody, WY, is your home base. Quiet trails, big skies, and a cozy bed waiting after every elk bugle.
See why Cody made our fall travel shortlist at ExploreFieldTrip.com
This holiday season, give the gift of coziness.
Our Field Trip Hoodie is soft, durable, and designed for everyday exploration — whether that’s a trail walk or a slow weekend morning.
Warm layers, simple joys.
Available now at ExploreFieldTrip.com.
Thanksgiving is the Super Bowl of food… and food waste. We pulled together a zero-waste guide to help you plan smarter, store better, and keep more good stuff out of the trash. Leftover lasagna, anyone?
Read the full guide at ExploreFieldTrip.com
Cemeteries don’t have to feel cold or carved in stone. Better Place Forests is showing what end-of-life can look like when it’s rooted in nature. We talked with Marketing Manager Kelly Julson about grief, green memorials, and trees that hold our stories.
Read the story: ExploreFieldTrip.com
What outdoor place are you most thankful for this year? Tag someone you’ve shared it with and pass the love along.
More places worth knowing (and protecting) at ExploreFieldTrip.com.
What began as a small idea in 2015 has become a tradition shared by millions: step outside, slow down, choose a different path. Join us this Black Friday as we #OptOutside!
Discover the story at www.rei.com/blog/social/...
It’s National Take a Hike Day! A good excuse (not that you need one) to lace up, hit the trail, and trade screen time for tree time.
Where’s your go-to trail?
More trail inspo at ExploreFieldTrip.com
Today’s National Kindness Day: a reminder that the best gestures don’t have to be big. Hold the door. Compliment a neighbor. Because every small good thing makes the world a little brighter.
Today we honor those who’ve served and the public lands that they've helped protect. Take a walk, watch the sunset, or visit a national park in their honor. Gratitude looks good outdoors.
From releasing two baby squirrels back into nature, to glamping our way across Wyoming, to stepping into a classroom full of curious 8th graders, it’s been a season of letting go, showing up, and finding wildness in new places.
Read the full Campfire Chat at ExploreFieldTrip.com
Trail Mix is our bite-sized newsletter for people who’d rather be outside. Fresh stories, clever field tips, and zero inbox fluff. Subscribe and get your dose of the great outdoors at ExploreFieldTrip.com
Mosquitoes got you cornered? Skip the spray and call in nature’s own pest control. Chris and Harrison of @batbnb.bsky.social are proving that conservation can be functional and beautiful.
Read their story at ExploreFieldTrip.com and get 15% off your BatBnB purchase with code FIELDTRIP.
Ghost Camping: for those who love spooky season but prefer stars to jump scares. ✨
Show up gently, camp lightly, disappear completely. Leave no trace, take only memories.
Read how to camp like a ghost at ExploreFieldTrip.com
From all of us at Field Trip, Happy Halloween!
Here’s to crisp air, carved pumpkins, and celebrating the wild side of fall. 🍂
Whether your plans involve trick-or-treaters or trail time, take a moment to enjoy the season’s magic.
More fall inspiration at ExploreFieldTrip.com
October’s for strong coffee, crunchy leaves, and celebrating women-owned businesses. 💥
Field Trip is proud to be one. Here’s to every woman building something wild and wonderful.
Visit us at ExploreFieldTrip.com
As the days get shorter, there’s no better reset than a little time outside.
Fall’s brief — but it’s also one of the best reminders to slow down, breathe deeply, and enjoy the change of season. 🍁
See how we’re making the most of it at ExploreFieldTrip.com
Spiders = eight-legged jump scares. But here’s the twist: most are your free pest control squad. Only a couple deserve real caution (looking at you, widow + recluse).
Full breakdown here: ExploreFieldTrip.com
Today's the day!
At 7 pm tonight, Doug Tallamy joins @wildonesnatives.bsky.social for Next Steps for Nature — a free webinar on how to help pollinators, tackle invasives, and make your yard part of the solution.
Don’t miss it: wildones.org/next-steps-f...
It’s National Wildlife Refuge Week: A time to remember the wild places set aside just for animals, habitats, and awe. Visit, advocate, share stories. Our refuges need love now more than ever.
October = National Book Month.
Pro tip: your next great read might already be waiting at a used bookstore or library sale. Secondhand shopping = cheaper, greener, and full of surprises.
More outdoor + sustainability tips at ExploreFieldTrip.com
