Hiking Write for Us – Share Your Trail Stories

We’re thrilled that you want to contribute to Arrive Outdoors!
Our blog is built for explorers, trail lovers, and outdoor enthusiasts who find freedom in every step. Whether you’re hiking local trails, trekking national parks, or exploring rugged mountain routes, we’d love to feature your stories, tips, and gear recommendations.

Get Started

We welcome hikers, adventurers, and outdoor writers who want to share their knowledge and inspire others to hit the trail.

Email: info@arriveoutdoors.com

What We’re Looking For

We publish practical, authentic, and inspiring hiking-related articles in areas like:

  • Trail guides and destination features
  • Hiking tips for beginners and seasoned hikers
  • Backpacking routes and multi-day trek stories
  • Hiking gear reviews and recommendations
  • Safety, navigation, and preparation tips
  • Solo, group, or family hiking experiences
  • Sustainable and Leave No Trace hiking
  • Seasonal hiking guides (winter, desert, alpine, etc.)
  • Fitness, training, and mindset for long hikes

If your story helps others plan their next hike or enjoy nature responsibly, it belongs on Arrive Outdoors.

Image Guidelines

  • Include 2–3 high-quality images from your hike or adventure (landscape orientation preferred).
  • Only use photos you own or have full permission to publish.
  • Don’t have images? Our editorial team will select complementary visuals.

Content Requirements

  • Submissions must be original and not published elsewhere.
  • Recommended word count: 800–3,000 words.
  • You can include 2–3 backlinks to your own website and 2 reliable resource links.
  • Keep it relevant and family-friendly — no adult, gambling, or unrelated topics.

Approval & Editing

All articles go through an editorial review to ensure they align with our mission of promoting safe, responsible, and enjoyable outdoor experiences.
We may edit for grammar, clarity, formatting, and SEO optimization.
You’ll be notified once your post is approved and scheduled for publication.

Ownership Notice

Once published, your article becomes the property of Arrive Outdoors and may not be republished elsewhere.

Ready to Submit?

Please send your submission to info@arriveoutdoors.com and include:

  • Your article (Word or Google Doc)
  • Image links or attachments
  • Desired backlinks
  • Short author bio (optional)

We can’t wait to share your hiking story with our growing outdoor community. Whether it’s a breathtaking summit, a hidden local trail, or lessons learned on the path — your experience could inspire someone’s next great adventure.

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