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Emma Veidt

Emma Veidt

Assistant Editor - Skills at Backpacker

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  • Nature & Wildlife

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Recent Articles

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Want To Test Your Relationship? Hike Half Dome With Your Partner.

Because willing to hike with you for 14 sweaty, stinky hours on Half Dome (and still have a good time) is the biggest green flag of them all.
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These Hikers Brought 150 Pounds of Gear to Hike Mt. Whitney. It Did...

After SAR rescued two heavily laden, inexperienced hikers from the Lower 48's highest peak, they had some strong advice to share with anyone thinking of following in their footsteps.
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We Watched “Grizzly Man” With a Bear Biologist. It Got Weird. - Bac...

Our Gen Z editor had a secret: She had never seen Grizzly Man. We recruited bear biologist and podcast host Wesley Larson to watch it with her and recorded their reactions.
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Headphones Are Leaving Hikers Clueless. Here’s How to Fix it.

If you like music, you've likely worn headphones while hiking at one point. However, by doing this, you could be putting yourself at risk.
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Don’t Own a Car? Access Remote Trailheads with These 6 Tips

There are plenty of resources at your fingertips, as long as you know where to look, to go hiking without a car.
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Hikers Are Leaving Used WAG Bags on the Trail. It’s a Shitty Habit.

Abandoned, poop-filled WAG bags are multiplying on trails, and land managers are having a hard time keeping up.
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Stopping to Save a Stranger Derailed My Hike, But It Taught Me a Va...

What does it take to support your fellow hiker? After our editor encountered a hiker in distress on Mt. Whitney, she knew she had to step up.
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The Summit Nap Is My Favorite Hiking Tradition. Could It Be Yours, ...

After counting switchbacks, I like to count sheep. Sometimes, the summit nap is my favorite part of the hike itself.
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Visiting Paris for the Olympics? Escape the City On These 5 Hikes

Escape the Paris crowds on these quick escapes close to town.
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Spend Summer Camping On The Beach On These 5 Beautiful Shorelines

Summer means beach camping. Spend the longest days of the year at these campsites, just a few steps from shorelines, trails, and more.
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Tired On the Trail? Try These Self-Hiking Boots

Wouldn’t it be nice you had self-hiking boots to (literally) step in when you’re tired? The host of Failure Is an Option engineers a solution.