Completed • March 2026
Superstition Mountains, AZ
Four nights of desert basecamp with sunrise hikes and clear-sky stargazing. Rated the tent, pad, and stove that made cold mornings easy, with a full trip budget.
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Trekking Singles connects single hikers, campers, sailors, RVers, and paddlers. It's built around doing, not swiping: real adventures, real gear, and people you can actually meet on the trail.
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Explorer Logs
Document your completed adventures: photos, the story, the gear you used and how it held up, even what the trip cost. Your profile becomes an outdoor résumé that shows what you do, not just what you say you like.
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Reputation here is earned through participation. Verified treks, classes, events, and meeting members in person build your standing over time. Verification tells us you exist. Participation tells us who you are here.
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Search by general area and shared activities to find single outdoor people in your region. Friendship, activity partners, group outings, and dating all belong here, and you say which ones you're open to.
Explorer Logs
Your adventures become your profile.
An Explorer Log is the record of a completed adventure: where you went, what you did, what gear earned its place in the pack, and what the trip really cost. Here's what member Explorer Logs will look like.
Completed • May 2026
Shenandoah National Park, VA
Tent camping at Big Meadows with four moderate day hikes. Field notes cover which overlooks were worth the extra miles and the boots that handled the wet spring trails.
Completed • July 2026
Lake Champlain, VT/NY
A weekend sail with anchorages both nights. The card logs the route, the weather, the navigation gear that mattered, and lessons from a first-time crew member.
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Field notes
Written from the road, the trail, and the water.
Trekking Singles is also a publication. Field notes are firsthand reports from real trips: gear field tests, destination guides, honest trip budgets, safety lessons, and outdoor life after 50. No generic listicles, just what actually worked.
Gear field test
What I actually used after 30 nights of tent camping
The gear that earned its place in the pack, what failed, and what would get bought again. Every item tested on real treks, not on a showroom floor.
Adventure on a budget
What a $100 outdoor weekend really looks like
Real numbers instead of vague savings tips: campsite fees, fuel, food, and where sharing a site with another member changes the math.
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Hiking after 60, and finding people who haven't stopped
Your old hiking friends may have hung up their boots. You don't have to. Gear, comfort, and groups for staying on the trail through retirement.
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