Bailey Bremner, Author at CleverHiker

Bailey Bremner

Gear Analyst

Bailey “PseudoSloth” Bremner is a Colorado-based adventurer. She has thru-hiked established trails such as the Continental Divide Trail and Colorado Trail. However, her real passion is hiking unique routes, such as the Western Wanderer Route from Canada to Mexico and the Alaska Four Range Route.

When she isn’t off hiking in the wilderness, Bailey can be found teaching math to middle schoolers, helping beginner backpackers get started in the outdoors, and spending time with her two trusty dog companions.

Articles by Bailey Bremner

A Comprehensive Guide to Backpacking the Great Divide Trail

A person wearing a pack is hiking down a scree slope. There is a glacial blue lake in the valley below and mountains in the distance.

A Comprehensive Guide to Backpacking the Great Divide Trail

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This 700-mile trail through Alberta and British Columbia offers the rugged beauty of the Continental Divide with the added challenge of some off-trail travel.

Lone Star Hiking Trail Backpacking Guide

The trail runs through a leafy, green forest. The ground is covered in green plants and it is a sunny day.

Lone Star Hiking Trail Backpacking Guide

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With easy access from Houston, this 95-mile trail is great for beginners or anyone who wants to knock out a thru hike over a week long vacation.

Idaho Centennial Trail Guide

Landscape photo of a wooden suspension bridge spanning a good sized river. Beyond the bridge, granite peaks rise steeply making the valley deep cut.

Idaho Centennial Trail Guide

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Snaking its way the length of Idaho, this 1000-mile trail offers a rugged choose-your-own-adventure experience. It’s a challenging but beautiful thru hike.

Colorado’s Four Pass Loop Trip Guide

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Colorado’s Four Pass Loop Trip Guide

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Hikers will experience oohs and aahs on the four pass loop in the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness – a stunning mountainscape with colorful flora.

Pinhoti Trail Guide

A person wearing a rain jacket is sitting on a rock on the edge of a ridge looking out at the ridge on the other side of the valley. There is a small terrier standing next to them and the day is overcast.

Pinhoti Trail Guide

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Stretching across eastern Alabama and western Georgia, this thru-hike is a favorite starter pack trail for both beginners and seasoned thru-hikers building their endurance, thanks to its extended hiking season, unique trail towns, and relatively gentle terrain.

Best Hiking Underwear For Women of 2026

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Best Hiking Underwear For Women of 2026

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Stay comfortable on the trail with the best women’s hiking underwear. Check out our top-tested picks for moisture-wicking, chafe-free, and durable designs made for adventure.

Baleaf Laureate Hiking Pants Review

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Baleaf Laureate Hiking Pants Review

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Durable, breathable, and affordable, these women’s hiking pants offer great value for outdoor enthusiasts seeking comfort and performance in dry, warm conditions. Perfect for various activities.

Women’s Columbia Ice Maiden II Winter Boot Review

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Women’s Columbia Ice Maiden II Winter Boot Review

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One of our top choices for casual use in the winter, this boot is light on the feet with an affordable price tag. While water resistance, warmth, and traction are a bit lacking, it still gets the job done for short excursions in the snow.

Women’s Sorel Caribou Winter Boot Review

A person snowshoeing while wearing the Sorel boots in the woods.

Women’s Sorel Caribou Winter Boot Review

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Looking for the perfect boot to shovel snow or go sledding? Then these might be for you! They have many different features to keep feet dry on snowy days. We find them to be a bit clunky, but they have such great durability that they are worth the price.

Women’s Keen Revel IV Polar Winter Boot Review

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Women’s Keen Revel IV Polar Winter Boot Review

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This boot is one of our favorites for hiking year round hiking. They are easy to move in thanks to their reasonable weight and insulation. However, there are some pitfalls to these boots that mean they aren’t the right choice for everyone.

Women’s Merrell Thermo Chill Mid Winter Boot Review

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Women’s Merrell Thermo Chill Mid Winter Boot Review

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For hiking boots that make a great choice year-round consider this model. With excellent water resistance and weight that is light on the feet, they have a lot going in their favor.

Women’s Bogs Neo Classic Tall Winter Boot Review

A close up of the Neo Classic Tall boots in the snow.

Women’s Bogs Neo Classic Tall Winter Boot Review

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There is a reason ranchers love these boots in the winter. Unmatched water resistance, decent insulation, and functional tread all come together to create a work boot that functions in the winter.

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