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Trails Magazine Annual Subscription

Trails Magazine Annual Subscription

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Subscribe & Get the Latest Available Issue Subscribe & Read in November

Subscribe to a year of Trails Magazine and get the next four issues delivered to you quarterly, hot off the presses. A subscription will begin with Issue 8, shipping in November 2024. Interested in starting to read sooner? Add a back issue to your order—we'll send it your way immediately. 

You won't find these stories on our website or on grocery store newsstands. We want to bring you the things you didn’t realize you needed to know. That’s why Trails will only be available in print. No paywalls, no logins, just your mailbox. And a subscription is the only way to get guarantee you get any of it.

Subscribers get free shipping on four issues per year, get their copies before anyone else, and receive a discount compared to ordering individual back issues. In addition to four guaranteed good mail days per year, subscribers get an exclusive subscriber-only sticker with each issue, and get 15% off all our Trails Mag Gear (like hats, t-shirts, posters, and more).

All subscriptions are auto-renewing by default, but may be cancelled at any time. Read more here

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Independent

Too many magazines that you find at the grocery store are owned by massive outdoor media monopolies more concerned with selling NFTs than sharing good adventure stories. Trails Mag is completely independent, written for—and by—those of us actually sleeping in the dirt.

Coffee Table Quality

Trails Mag isn't mass-produced. It's printed on high-quality paper, it's thick with content, and it puts an emphasis on high-quality design and beautiful large-format photography. This isn't a magazine you throw out when the next one arrives.

Real Adventure Stories

This is what we've all been missing from legacy publications. True, exciting, inspiring stories from adventurers in destinations you're going to want to add to your bucket list, mixed in with gear reviews, destination highlights, and explainers you can actually use.

Fewer Ads

Legacy magazines stayed afloat (or didn't) by keeping issues ridiculously cheap and jamming ads into every nook and cranny. No more of that. We're strictly limiting ads and carefully choosing advertisers that we believe in and can impact your adventures. Outdoor print magazines are thriving in the current digital age with this model.

Print First

We want to bring you the things you didn't realize you needed to know. The beauty—and fun—of print is the ability to browse and discover, something a web search will always have a hard time replicating. That's why Trails will only be available in print. No paywalls, no logins, just your mailbox.

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Laura Behymer
Breath of fresh air

I get excited in preparation for every delivery and issue 7 has been a joy to read through. I love the photography and story telling.

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Rachel
Gets better every issue!

I've been a subscriber since issue 2 and this is one of the few magazines that I can genuinely say gets better with every issue! It's rare to find such care and intentionality put into every piece and I look forward to getting each issue in my mailbox! Plus — they're the perfect size to bring backpacking!

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S.D.
Best Yet!

I continue to be in awe of this publication in general. This issue however was the best yet. The diverse topics, photos, and writing really stood out to me in this issue. Great work team!

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t.r.
great issue!

I enjoyed this one. It has fantastic visuals and good reads about inside. Would def say it's one to have on your coffee table. :)

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Richard Perrault
One through Seven... All Awesome

Bought one to six and subscribed staring with seven. Love the quality of the writing and the pictures. Very diverse subject matter and focused on all aspects of being in nature and on the trails. Loved the insight on how some of us need to caffeinate with coffee. Also in seven was a great article on gender neutrality and realizing that trails are the place for personal discovery. Looking forward to #8!