10 tips to get you prepared for winter trail running
Posted by Jason miller onWhether you're jogging in the park or scrambling up a mountain, you'll need to be prepared for winter. Trail running expert Keri Wallace explains what to wear and carry on the trails this winter. By...
10 Enchanting Frozen Waterfalls Worth a Winter Hike
Posted by Jason miller onHappy Travelers, don’t put away those hiking boots just yet! Winter is the perfect time to experience the magic and majesty of Pennsylvania’s woodlands and waterfalls. It’s time to journey to one or more of...
Down vs Synthetic Insulation
Posted by Jason miller onWhen it comes to staying warm in the great outdoors, some people prefer down insulation. Other people prefer synthetic insulation. In reality, both have pros and cons. If you’re not sure which type of insulation...
How To Begin Birding
Posted by Jason miller onBy Nicholas Lund January 25, 2015 I’m biased, but in my opinion, birding is the Greatest Pursuit Available to a Citizen of the Modern World. It’s basically a lifelong scavenger hunt played across the entire...
Rab Nexus Pull On
Posted by Jason miller onGet ready to gear up!! This is my go to technical fleece in all seasons. It has kept me warm at home here in Pittsburgh and as far away as Switzerland. It is buttery soft,...
Speedgoat 5: Still the GOAT!
Posted by Jason miller onHoka shoes have held a top spot at 3ROC for years and there’s no doubting that the new upgrades are stellar! If you have stepped into a pair of Hoka’s and felt that “Cinderella moment”...
3ROC's Guide to Winter Layering
Posted by Jason miller onHere are our best tips for layering based on activity! XC Ski/Trail Run: Base Top- Rab Synchrino Base Bottom- Patagonia Peak Mission Tights Mid Top- Cotopaxi Otero Quarter Zip Fleece Outer Top- Outdoor Research Ferosi...
5 Tips For Picking The Right Sleeping Bag
Posted by Jason miller onSleep like a baby in the backcountry. There is nothing worse than a cold, cramped night’s sleep. Sleeping bags are another one of those gear items that quickly start multiplying as you expand the types...