Haze Outdoors

Wild camping, bushcraft, foraging and free-diving sit at the core of this practical outdoor channel, alongside hiking, camp cooking and gear reviews. Its broad fieldcraft mix gives viewers a route from trip inspiration to hands-on outdoor techniques, rather than limiting the format to destination footage. It will best suit English-speaking viewers who enjoy self-reliant recreation and want varied coverage across the outdoors. Foraging, water activity and remote-camping methods should be adapted to local rules, conditions and personal experience.

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Editorially reviewed: 04 September 2026

Viewer engagementNot enough recent signal

Sample target: 20 recent videos

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Editorial focusBackcountry Hiking Backpacking Gear

Audience scale134K subscribers

Videos432 videos

Active since21 October 2014

Deep Dive

Haze Outdoors: Fieldcraft from Camp to Coast

Main focus

Haze Outdoors follows self-reliant time outside through wild camping, bushcraft, foraging, free diving and hiking. Camp cooking and gear reviews widen the mix, linking trip ideas with practical techniques for the trail, shoreline and campsite.

Why it matters

Choosing kit for a night outdoors or building fieldcraft skills, viewers can move between camping methods, outdoor food and water-based pursuits. The range suits people who prefer practical outdoor recreation over destination footage alone.

Style

Camp-based projects and outdoor techniques sit alongside hiking, cooking and review-led videos, creating a hands-on rather than purely scenic mix. The approach moves across woodland skills, coastal activity and equipment choices.

Consistency

From wild camping and bushcraft to foraging, free diving and gear reviews, the archive supports varied outdoor interests rather than a single narrow pursuit.

Wild camping
Bushcraft techniques
Foraging
Free diving
Hiking
Camp cooking
Outdoor gear reviews

Editorial note

Treat foraging as an identification task, check local access and fire rules, and adapt camp methods to conditions. Free diving should never be undertaken alone; use suitable training and safety procedures.