Trail Teck

05/28/2026

Last Chance to Win $1,500+ for Your Route 66 Adventure

Route 66 is calling, but not for much longer.
The Adventure Genie + Trail Teck "Route 66 Sweepstakes" ends May 31,
and this is your last chance to enter.

How to Enter
1️⃣ Pick & Save a Route 66 Adventure
Choose any Route 66 section or the full Mother Road trip.
2️⃣ Sign Up
Save your trip with your email to lock in your entry.
3️⃣ You’re In
Three winners will be selected—one for each prize tier.

What You Could Win

👑 Grand Prize ($1,500+ Value)
Fuel, campground stays, RV rental credit, and premium memberships
🚙 Road Trip Kit
Adventure gear, memberships, and travel tools
💸 Bonus Perks
Maps, subscriptions, and exclusive offers

Start Planning Your Route 66 Trip:
https://adventuregenie.com/road-trip-ideas/route-66

05/07/2026

🚐🌅 THE ROAD IS CALLING 🌅🚐

We’re excited to officially be part of the Route 66 Sweepstakes with some amazing partners to celebrate the ultimate American road trip adventure. 🛣️🐾

From campground stays and RV rentals to road trip gear, memberships, and outdoor adventure perks — there are multiple ways to win and start planning your next journey.

🎁 Prizes include:
• Fuel + campground stays
• RV rental credits
• RV memberships & subscriptions
• Outdoor adventure gear
• Dog adventure essentials from Trail Teck 🐕⛰️

How to enter:
1️⃣ Save a Route 66 trip in AdventureGenie
2️⃣ Sign up with your email
3️⃣ You’re entered

📅 Sweepstakes runs now through June 1

Big thanks to all the incredible partners involved and

Ready to start planning your Route 66 adventure?

05/04/2026

Good food isn’t just for humans anymore 🐶✨
Our Bone Appetit menu is served on the patio, so your pup can join in on the fun right alongside you.

From tasty bites to sweet treats, it’s all made just for them—because they deserve a little something special too.

Bring your pup, grab a seat on the patio, and make it a meal for everyone 🐾

🕚 Open at 11:30am daily!
🍽️ View the menu: https://bit.ly/MainStreetMenu
📲 Order online: https://bit.ly/MainStreetToGo

04/15/2026

🐶🐾 Hey Pet Parents... 🐾🐱

Did you hear about our NEW Pet Benefit Program? It's built for RVers who travel with their pets (aka the best kind of travelers ❤️). As a member, you already receive thousands of dollars in partner benefits...now you get even more!

Huge thanks to our amazing partners helping make this possible:

Raw Paws Pet Food
Honest Paws
Trail Teck
SpotOn Fence
The Kind Pet
DNA My Dog
Dutch
Pumpkin Wellness Club
Necto
DIYK9 Dog Training
Bio-Groom

🎉 $1,000+ in exclusive pet discounts
🐕 Health, wellness, safety & travel essentials
🚐 Designed for life on the road

With most RVers bringing pets along and the majority of our hosts welcoming them, this program is all about making your adventures even better.

👉 Learn more: https://hubs.ly/Q04bxtnp0

Drop a pic of your travel buddy below! 🐾👇

04/12/2026

🐾 Happy National Pet Day! 🐾🐱

We’re celebrating by launching our NEW Pet Benefit Program—built for RVers who travel with their pets (aka the best kind of travelers ❤️). As a member, you already receive thousands of dollars in partner benefits...now you get even more!

Huge thanks to our amazing partners helping make this possible:

Dutch
Pumpkin Pet
Necto

And more!

🎉 $1,000+ in exclusive pet discounts
🐕 Health, wellness, safety & travel essentials
🚐 Designed for life on the road

With most RVers bringing pets along and the majority of our hosts welcoming them, this program is all about making your adventures even better.

Drop a pic of your travel buddy below! 🐾👇

03/31/2026

03/31/2026

Most dog harness problems aren’t the harness…
It’s the fit.

Too tight → rubbing, discomfort, restricted movement
Too loose → slipping out when it matters most

The difference comes down to 2 simple things most owners skip:

✔️ Measure your dog’s chest at the widest part
✔️ Follow the 2-finger rule (you should fit 2 fingers under every strap)

That’s what turns a stressful walk into a controlled, comfortable one.
Be honest,Did you measure your dog’s harness… or just eyeball it?

If you want a full step-by-step breakdown (with visuals), check this out:
https://trailteck.com/blogs/dog-outdoor-guides/how-to-fit-dog-hiking-backpack

03/27/2026

I’ve seen mixed opinions on this, so I’m curious where people land:
Do you think backpacks or carriers are actually safer for dogs?

At first I assumed carriers were safer since the dog isn’t doing any work, But after using both... I’m not so sure.

Carriers put all the responsibility on you (balance, support, positioning), while backpacks shift some of that load to the dog (which can be good or bad).

Feels like one isn’t automatically safer than the other… just different tradeoffs.
Interested to hear real experiences.

Have you had better outcomes with one over the other?

03/26/2026

When we first started using a dog backpack, we assumed if they kept walking, everything was fine. Looking back, the signs were there... just subtle.

-Slowing down more than usual
-Taking more breaks
-Less excited on the trail

Nothing dramatic, just small changes over time.

It made us realize dogs don’t always clearly show when something’s off, they’ll often just push through.

If you’re hiking with your dog and using a backpack, it’s worth paying attention to the little things.

Have you ever noticed this?

We broke this down more in detail here if you want to dive deeper:
👉 https://trailteck.com/blogs/dog-outdoor-guides/are-dog-backpack-carriers-safe

03/25/2026

Something I didn’t think about at first with dog backpacks:
How do you actually know if your dog is carrying too much weight?

We started light and gradually increased, but there’s no clear “line” where it’s obvious you’ve gone too far.

Our dog didn’t complain or stop… but looking back, there were small signs:
Slower pace
More breaks
Less excitement on the trail

Nothing dramatic, just subtle changes.
Made me realize they’ll often push through instead of signaling clearly.

For those of you who use dog backpacks regularly:
How do you personally judge what’s “too much” for your dog?

Do you go by body weight %, behavior, or just experience over time?

03/24/2026

Backpack's or Carriers?
Most people assume there’s a “right” answer here.
We did too at first.

But after actually using both on different hikes, it’s not that simple.

Some trails → a backpack makes more sense
Some situations → a carrier is way easier

And honestly… some dogs clearly prefer one over the other.
Curious what you’ve found. Do you stick with one, or switch depending on the hike?