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Over its 14-year history, Eagles Nest Outfitters, Asheville, NC has established a following of loyal outdoor enthusiasts. The company’s brightly colored hammocks offer a unique way to rest after a long day on the trail or a lightweight alternative to a tent for overnight shelter.
Eagles Nest Outfitters Wins The Conservation Alliance’s Outstanding Partnership Award for 2014
The Conservation Alliance awarded ENO for being creators of packable, travel ENO hammocks, camping accessories, and more. Check out ENO's contributions for it!
Johnson City’s First Student Hammock Lounge
Live relaxed with Heights at 1301 Hammock Lounge Launch ENO and Mahoney’s sponsor Heights at 1301 Apartment’s first on-campus Hammock Lounge What do students taking finals want more than finishing exams?
Rock climbing is one of the best ways to be outside, explore new places, and stay in shape. You’ll use muscles you didn’t even know you had! Which type of rock climbing appeals to you?
How to Care for and Wash Your ENO Hammock
Learn how to care and clean your hammock so it can last for years to come. You have so many adventures ahead together.
5 Tips on How to Keep Bugs Away While Outdoors
If someone says that after a long day of hiking when your ankles are swollen and every joint hurts, they are still not bothered by the annoying crawly pests and bugs buzzing around your head call him/her a liar then and there.
Max Patch: a Hidden Hammocking Gem
Take a virtual trip to one of our favorite hammocking spots in our backcountry! Max Patch is a nearly bald mountain located on the North Carolina/Tennessee border right off the Appalachian Trail.
Hauling up a fire-break, getting airborne across a creek and bogging down in three feet of gumbo mud are what make off-road bike riding some of the best fun you can legally have.
February 3rd, 2014 – Asheville, NC – This year’s Winter Outdoor Retailer proved particularly rewarding for Eagles Nest Outfitters (ENO), creators of hammocks and relaxation products for outdoor enthusiasts. The brand hosted a friendly competition between America’s two most prestigious hiking trails and their conservation groups, the Appalachian Trail Conservancy (ATC), and the Pacific Crest Trail Association (PCTA), in an effort to raise funds for trail preservation and management. The event, dubbed “East vs. West: A Tale of Sister Trails,” marked the first time that ENO, the ATC, and the PCTA had collaborated on a fundraising event. In honor of the event, ENO sold their special edition ATC DoubleNest Hammock and newly released PCTA DoubleNest Hammock with a set of Atlas Straps for a show special of $50. ATC and PCTA representatives provided booth visitors with information about trail preservation, and booth displays featured important facts and statistics about the two trails. One hundred percent of the sale proceeds were donated to the ATC and PCTA. In total, ENO sold 106 hammocks, raising $5,300. “We are so pleased with the outcome of this event,” said Lane Nakaji, ENO’s General Manager. “It was such an honor to have the opportunity to...