After several cold winters living in the Rocky Mountains, I've tested the best base layers for skiing, including Merino wool ...

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If you’re part of the “always freezing” crowd — especially if you live in a colder climate — warm winter base layers are a wardrobe ... these socks are made for hiking but can work ...

Layering is key Vinayak Mahadik, trek co-ordinator, Trek Panda When it comes to high altitude treks, there is no one stop ...

Executive director Gaylene Gillis McCarron said hiking in winter is possible if people ... "If you've planned correctly, you're wearing layers, like, a nice base layer that's moisture-wicking.

Good base layers should be formfitting ... These will come in handy if you’re hiking, skiing or working out in winter: Sweat turns ice-cold when you stop moving around.

Hiking in the winter doesn't have to mean trudging through snow. You just have to find some low-elevation hikes to take instead. Here are a few ideas.

Layer Up: Stay comfortable by layering your ... so plan to start your hike early to avoid getting caught out after dark. Winter hiking in the Carolinas is a wonderful chance to see familiar ...

“So many layers. Having a warm hat because you lose ... I think it’s really worth going out.” There’s also a winter hiking event you can do on your own, and it’s called “trail ...