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.

Practical trail guides for Swiss Alps day hikes, covering distances, difficulty, costs, crowds and how to reach trailheads by train or car. The writing is first-person and gives concrete planning details such as elevation, timings and cable car prices.

A local guide to Banff and Canmore covering ghost stories, seasonal events like a free illuminated winter walk, and detailed hiking route advice such as the Plain of Six Glaciers trail. Readers get practical, place-specific planning details and a sense of local lore.