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Exploring the world is one of life’s greatest adventures—but let’s be honest: no matter where you roam, one universal truth remains… at some point, you’re going to have to pee. And when you do, the experience might look a lot different than you’re used to.

There’s something powerful about heading into nature alone. No compromise on pace. No competing agendas. Just you, your thoughts, and the wild freedom of the outdoors. Solo adventuring among women is on the rise—and for good reason. It builds confidence, invites self-reflection, and allows for pure, uninterrupted connection with the natural world.

There’s something thrilling about stepping out your front door and diving into a city with nothing but curiosity, a good pair of shoes, and a loose plan. Whether you’re exploring a new city on vacation, rediscovering your own neighborhood, or chasing the best coffee on foot, urban adventuring is an energizing mix of spontaneity and street-smart planning. But to fully enjoy it, you need the right essentials—especially when it comes to comfort, safety, and (yep) bathroom breaks.

Discover essential tips for hiking with kids—from packing smart and keeping them engaged to handling those tricky outdoor bathroom moments. A must-read survival guide for active moms on the trail.

Spring is here, the flowers are blooming, and Easter weekend offers the perfect excuse to break out of your routine and hit the road—or the trail. For active women who love the outdoors, travel, and adventure (but also appreciate a little comfort and convenience), this long weekend is more than just egg hunts and chocolate bunnies—it’s an opportunity to reset, recharge, and reconnect with nature.

If you're an active woman on the go, your car isn’t just a way to get from point A to point B—it's your mobile command center. Between workouts, errands, school drop-offs, weekend hikes, and maybe the occasional spontaneous road trip, your trunk can become your best friend (or your biggest stressor) depending on how well it's stocked. At ZipHers, we believe in gear that moves with you, and that philosophy extends beyond what you wear—it’s about how you live.

Hiking is an amazing way to connect with nature, clear your mind, and get some solid exercise. But whether you’re trekking through national parks or taking a local trail, safety should always be a priority. Here are some key tips to help you stay safe while hiking in the U.S.