We are excited to announce the brand new Gregory ambassador team! Our ambassador team is the embodiment of everything Gregory stands for. We could not be happier to have them represent us as they head off into their adventures.Without further ado, please give a warm welcome to our amazing team for 2023: ▪️ Jenny…
3 Tips for traveling with Just a Backpack
By: Olivia Tati It’s a new year, meaning so many possibilities for fun travel adventures. With the world opened back up, international travel is on the rise, and those 2020 trips that got canceled are looking more like a possibility again. On your next international adventure, pack in a maximum of 2 backpacks. One larger…
5 Outdoor Goals for your 2023 New Year’s Resolution
By: Nick Tortajada The new year has arrived, and it’s time to start thinking about your epic outdoor bucket list checkmarks-to-be for this year. Let’s all just keep the overall theme of the new year simple: go on more adventures. That’s it! It’s simple, really. Plan to be awesome, and you shall be awesome! Now…
New Year, New Gear
By: Logan Reavis As we enter the holiday season many of us outdoor lovers are asking loved ones for new gear into the next year. As a fellow traveler, my most used piece of gear are my backpacks, luggage, and duffle bag from Gregory Packs. Whether I’m hitting the road to Washington or on a…
Backcountry Bourbon Cider Smash
By: Nick Tortajada You are wonderful. You are so smart and witty. I love the way you laugh. Thanks for being you. Doesn’t that feel nice? Compliments are golden and are better in abundance. In keeping with this positivity, let’s talk about the perfect complement to a fall camping adventure: a delicious backcountry cocktail that…
Holiday Adventure Gift Ideas
By: Logan Reavis Looking for a fun and different gift for your loved ones this holiday season? Gifting an experience, trip, or adventure for them may be a great way to make a lifetime memory rather than another sweater or hat from grandma. As much as it is fun to open presents, many people forget…
Hiking Tips For Winter Weather
By: Logan Reavis Hiking in winter is variable depending on where you live, so please use this as a guide to plan but you may want to alter your plans based on the weather pattern and environment. I am going to break this down in a few sections to base your planning off of so…
The Open Fences Project & My Path to the PCT
By: Matthew Landis – Gulf War Veteran, two-time PCT Hiker, and Gregory Ambassador What is it we covet in the mountains? What’s out there that calls us so deeply? Where is your sacred space outside? Do you remember its color? The details of the landscape? On your last visit, were you alone or with someone?…
Why Leaving Your Food Waste Outside Is Wrong
By: Logan Reavis How many times have you thrown an apple core out the window while you were driving? Tossed an orange peel off the cliff after a long hike? I know I have, and it’s okay to admit you have too. Myself I thought that doing this would give the animals a little extra…
Storing Your Summer Gear for Fall & Winter
By: Nick Tortajada The warm weather is winding down, and with it comes the end of camping season in most places. It’s that time to swap out the flip-flops for warm boots and break out the winter gear. But wait! You spent good money on adventure gear that you love, and in turn, it takes…