Snowshoeing is one of the most underrated winter activities. Many people get outside to hike in the summer, but then winter comes around and they stay inside to avoid the cold. Little do they know, winter is much more enjoyable when you find unique activities that showcase all the wonderful things the season has to […]
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Getting a blister while hiking is no fun, and, if we’re being honest, neither is blister first aid. But when you’re still miles from camp or the nearest town, knowing how to take care of your feet is paramount. While prevention is going to be your greatest ally in the fight against blisters (choosing the
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When you think of Florida, you typically think of the beaches and theme parks. A lot of people even focus in on big cities like Orlando for the restaurants and nightlife. What most people don’t know is that there are plenty of hidden gems in Central Florida for you to get a break from the
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If you’re headed up to the slopes for the first time, you’re likely going to have to choose between skis or a snowboard for your first day. While you’re never stuck in one or the other, this first decision will set the groundwork for all of the learning you’ll continue to do on the slopes.
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No matter how much technology evolves, a map and compass will always be the most reliable method of finding your way in the wilderness. This article will explain what features make a compass and map useful, help you decide what kind of compass will best suit your needs, and show you how to put it
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If you’re starting from scratch, this basic tent camping checklist may look a little intimidating at first. Getting into camping can seem overwhelming, so it’s best to keep things simple and start packing far enough in advance. You may already have many of these items around the house so you don’t necessarily have to go
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Finding the perfect campsite can make or break your camping trip, but what constitutes the perfect camp spot depends on what type of camper you are. Some of us will need to have a hot shower no matter what, whereas others will only care about the view and proximity (or lack thereof) to others. No
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Dogs make wonderful camp companions. There’s always up for anything and very rarely complain. They also look so cute and cuddly curled up inside the tent and can provide some welcome company (and protection) if you’re camping alone. Plus they’re part of the family and will be super sad if left at home. Camping with
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Getting new hiking boots is always exciting. Add in the fact that your new hikers also double as one of the most important pieces of gear on your backpacking list, and chances are you’ll be chomping at the bit to get on the trail and try them out. But before you go setting off on
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Around 4.02 million people visit Yellowstone National Park annually, the nation’s longest-standing national park. Most travelers arrive at the park during the summer months of June, July, and August, which is a wonderful time to view the area’s amazing wildlife. Within the park’s borders, there are a recorded 300 species of birds, 16 different fish, six
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