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    Default What Outdoor/Hiking Magazines Do You Subscribe To?

    I finally caved today and subscribed to "Backpacker Magazine".

    What Outdoor/Hiking etc magazines do you subscribe to?

    What DID you subscribe to, but never renewed?
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    In the beginning there were mail order catalogs, The New Complete Walker and Backpacker magazine. All served a useful purpose.

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    Today I subscribe to TrailGrove magazine.

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    I get backpacker but I have no idea why because I have never paid for a subscription. It might be a throw in for membership in some outfit like ATC or GMC or AMC or PCTA or FTA. Anybody know? I also get all the magazines those groups publish.
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    Backpacker & Trailgroove online magazine. Backpacker has neat new gear, Trailgroove has articles I enjoy

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    golf digest

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    Quote Originally Posted by bamboo bob View Post
    I get backpacker but I have no idea why because I have never paid for a subscription. It might be a throw in for membership in some outfit like ATC or GMC or AMC or PCTA or FTA. Anybody know? I also get all the magazines those groups publish.

    I only looked at one site, but the PCT people give a free year of Backpacker with membership to the club.

    Not sure what other organizations give it away.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ricky&Jack View Post
    I finally caved today and subscribed to "Backpacker Magazine".

    What Outdoor/Hiking etc magazines do you subscribe to?

    What DID you subscribe to, but never renewed?
    A few, including Backpacker, all not renewed ("Outside", "NG Adventurer", "Outdoor Photographer", seems like one or two more...). Not really enough good, in-depth info, mostly ads and fads. Backpacker is the least objectionable, though still the info presented is only surface stuff, no depth. I occasionally still but a BP issue, which is dumb because a full year subscription is probably about the cost of 2 or 3 individual newsstand issues!

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    yeah, $9.99 for a year subscription
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    My wife got me backpacker for Xmas to feed my addiction. Love it.

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    Trail Groove is only an online magazine, correct?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ricky&Jack View Post
    Trail Groove is only an online magazine, correct?
    Yes. Good trip reports. Decent gear information. A Forum. Free.

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    I use to subscribe to Outside Magazine. Every couple of months they would have at least one article that was worth the price of the subscription to me. For example it was Outside Magazine that originally published the Christopher McCandless story.

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    Quote Originally Posted by imscotty View Post
    I use to subscribe to Outside Magazine. Every couple of months they would have at least one article that was worth the price of the subscription to me. For example it was Outside Magazine that originally published the Christopher McCandless story.
    "into the wild" is my catcher in the rye.

    I own:
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    3 softbacks
    1 audiobook CD set
    and the audiobook download.

    ive never been more obsessed with a book in my life.

    But I dont own that issue of the magazine. I should check ebay someday.
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    Only actual magazine I subscribe to is the "North Tulsa Quarterly Hobbies & Crafts"...
    And that's only because I was their male model in the Spring 201 issue...

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    *2012 issue.....

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    The Economist isn't an outdoor magazine but there was a good article this week on the horrifying garbage dump around Mt. Everest.

    http://www.economist.com/blogs/econo...st-explains-15
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    TMB/Alps Sept 2015
    PCT Mile 0-857 - Apr/May 2015
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    Quote Originally Posted by Coffee View Post
    The Economist
    i like their Gear section and swin suit issue too!
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    I didn't get it last year, but got it the year before
    I'll get it in the future, but when I just don't know
    I've cut down on my subscription, to only one a year
    the periodical that I speak of, it's this one over here


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    Backpacker and TrailGroove.
    GA←↕→ME: 1973 to 2014

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