Miles the Fox’s Free Adventure Kit

Miles the Fox is giving away free resources for hikers, road trippers, and outdoor lovers to make your adventures easier, safer, and more fun. No sign-ups, no steps—just free goodies to help you explore and reconnect with nature.

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RECIPES

Carne Asada Tacos

Carne Asada Tacos Recipe
Learn to make a tasty carne asada that’s perfect for outdoor cooking. Because anything cooked over an open fire tastes better!

Pasta Alfredo With Shrimp

Pasta Alfredo With Shrimp Recipe
A quick and delicious meal, easy, hearty, and absolutely worth the very little effort while camping.

Healthy Snack Ideas Checklist HOT

Healthy Snack Ideas Checklist
Fuel your adventures with wholesome, energizing snacks. Ideal for hiking, camping, or road-tripping, this guide keeps you nourished and fully immersed in the outdoors.

TIPS & TRICKS

Leave No Trace Cheat Sheet

Leave No Trace Cheat Sheet
Learn how to explore responsibly and protect the environment for future adventurers.

First Aid Cheat Sheet

First Aid Cheat Sheet
If you’re setting off for a weekend in the woods, or road-tripping to a remote campsite, being prepared for injuries and unexpected medical issues is essential.

TRAVEL

First Time Solo Female Travel Checklist

First Time Solo Female Travel Checklist
Solo camping can feel intimidating the first time, but it doesn’t have to be. With a little preparation and the right mindset, you can enjoy a safe, confident, and empowering outdoor adventure.

Baja California Safety Checklist

Baja California Safety Checklist
Because it’s always a good idea to be prepared and know what to look out for, especially if it’s your first time visiting Baja California.

Baja Road Trip Essentials

Baja Road Trip Essentials: Packing And Prep Checklist
Exploring Baja California by road is one of the most rewarding adventures you can have… but services are sparse. This guide helps you pack like you’re truly off-grid.

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What Readers Are Saying

“The Baja Essentials Guide also stresses border prep. Passport, FMM tourist permit, vehicle insurance—check!—and it notes that in Baja proper, you don’t need import permits, which is helpful since that’s easy to overthink. Vehicle-wise, the article wisely says any decent rental works on main roads, but if you want hidden beaches or remote spots, a 4×4 is clutch. That nuance really helps balance expectations—Baja isn’t only glam, it’s real-deal adventure. Plus, local driving tips—like flashing hazards for hazards or cows on the road, ditching travel after dark—are pure gold.”

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