Everything the Season Asks For
Warm afternoons, cold campfires, and the best weather of the year. Here's the gear, and the trips, to make the most of it.
Pick Your Weekend
Three ways to spend a fall Saturday, and exactly what you need for each.
The After-Work Trail
Your closest trailhead, after the heat breaks. Daypack, a warm layer, and a headlamp for the walk back.
First Cold Campfire
Fall is the season the tent actually feels good. Sleep systems, camp chairs, and packs rated for a 45° night.
Kids' First Overnight
Small packs, warm layers, and the gear that keeps everyone happy past bedtime.
The Fall Layering Rule
It can swing 35 degrees between the trailhead and the campfire. Three layers cover all of it.
Base that breathes
Merino or synthetic. Cotton is the reason people say they hate camping.
Fleece or light down
The layer you'll wear 80% of the trip. Pick one you'd wear to the grocery store too.
Wind and rain shell
Weather turns without much warning. A packable shell weighs nothing and saves the weekend.
Fall Kit Picks
Not Sure What You Need?
Come see us in Dallas-Fort Worth. Our crew will get you fitted, answer the awkward beginner questions, and send you out with only what you'll actually use.
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