The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) today issued a warning that unsafe conditions will remain in much of the backcountry of the Adirondacks and Catskills through Labor Day Weekend. Several trail areas are closed or inaccessible due to Hurricane Irene storm damage…
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Salt Lake City, Utah – August 31, 2011 – Beyond Coastal, a leading manufacturer of premium sun care products for the outdoor and active lifestyles, is pleased to announce their sponsorship of the Park City Point to Point (PCP2P), a key outdoor event in their Park…
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Bozeman, Mont. (August 31, 2011) – Teko Socks, an innovative leader in both performance and sustainable socks, announced today that Brian Erickson is the new force behind sales representation for the Alaska market, effective immediately. Erickson is a veteran in the field, with more than…
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All trails in the Kolob Canyon section of Zion National Park have been closed due to threats from a wildfire in the area. Kolob Canyons is the northern section of the park and is located just off I-15 approximately 15 miles south of Cedar City, UT. This precautionary…
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SALIDA, Colo. – Outside magazine selected the Arkansas Headwaters Recreation Area (AHRA) as one of the top five state parks in the nation. The AHRA is a 152-mile Colorado State Park that features one of the nation’s best whitewater boating locations as well as one…
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You’ve read the story of kayaking on the Grand River and now you want to fashion your own epic kayaking adventure. In this guide, I’ve picked the Au Sable River in northeast Michigan (lower peninsula) as an example along which you can design a personal…
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Warm summer temperatures and a lack of moisture in parts of Michigan have created high fire danger conditions. Showers have been irregular throughout the state recently, with predicted slight chances again this Labor Day weekend. “Fire danger varies widely due to the nature of this…
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Jefferson City, MO., AUG. 30, 2011 — In May, Big Oak Tree State Park and Towosahgy State Historic Site in Mississippi County were covered with 12 to 16 feet of water and sand following the intentional breach of the Birds Point Levee along the Mississippi…
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SPRINGFIELD, IL – Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) Conservation Police want to remind the public to play it safe this Labor Day weekend. Conservation Police Officers (CPOs) will be stepping up enforcements across the state looking for individuals operating under the influence (OUI), in…
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With the Missouri River level predicted to drop below the 14-foot stage by about noon Central Time on Wednesday, department officials felt it was the right time to lift restrictions. “We are waiting until Thursday morning to lift restrictions so we have time to assess…
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