Trails Magazine Issue 9

As always, this issue features delicious backpacking recipes, trip reports from amazing adventures, beautifully illustrated trail maps, tons of big photos, and the best backpacking stories you can find anywhere, and it's all printed on hefty 80-pound paper with fewer ads than any other magazine. Stories in this latest issue include:

• A look at a curious phenomenon taking place in the Northern Rockies where bears, humans, and moths meet, 
• A photo feature documenting one artist's work to preserve melting glaciers by sealing them in hot wax, 
• The story of how gorpcore blurred the line between fashion and function, 
• A bikepacking novice's journey through the Moroccan desert, 
• A look inside the factory of Alpaca Raft, 
• A recipe for backcountry trout tacos, 
• One writer's attempt to go backpacking wearing only clothes she found at Goodwill, 
• A trip report from two paddlers who canoed from Minnesota to the Arctic, 
• Looks at backpacking destinations in the North Cascades, Gore Range, Apostle Islands, and beyond, 
• One writer's thoughts on whether or not the UL community is prone to waste, a review of a revolutionary new bear canister, Vantage Points, maps, and a whole lot more. 

You won't find any of these stories online. The only way to read them is to pick up a copy of Issue 9 while supplies last. 

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