Personal essays by a trail runner and hiker on the Sierra Nevada, Yosemite and the Southwest, blending naturalist observation with memoir. Issues cover ecosystem transitions, a stormy point-to-point run, and grief over losing two dogs.

Hiking America publishes navigation guides and trail reporting for the American Discovery Trail and Great American Rail-Trail, drawing on hikers' field notes on water, snow, closures and campsites. Its issues follow individual thru-hikers and explain practical conditions along the route.

Mind the Moss is a personal newsletter by a Boston-area writer blending outdoor hiking, urban nature, and cultural or political commentary. Recent issues cover a forthcoming book on urban hiking, traffic and crowding on popular New England trails, and reflective essays about hills as places of personal reckoning.

A weekly blog by a retired neurosurgeon who grew up Amish, mixing memoir chapters with first-person accounts of hiking the Appalachian Trail. Readers get personal storytelling, trail anecdotes and some natural history of the Appalachian landscape.