The Michigan Department of Natural Resources will host a Becoming an Outdoors-Woman kayaking and hiking workshop at Harlow Lake and Hogback Mountain in Marquette on Saturday, Sept. 17. This “Beyond BOW” event is designed for women who already have some experience with kayaking and hiking,…
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GOLDEN, Colo. – School may be back in soon, but the summer is still going strong at Golden Gate Canyon State Park. Camping, hiking, biking, and weekends packed with exciting educational programs. Friday night through Sunday afternoon, we’ve got lots to do and learn. Highlights include:…
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BELLVUE, Colo. – Come join the fun, learn about nature and see Lory State Park change with the season. Park staff will lead you on a journey of discovery through our guided hikes and activities. Programs are free, however, please remember that all vehicles entering the…
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SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. – America’s State Parks and Sony Creative Software have teamed to introduce America’s State Parks Filmmaker Challenge, a video competition created to provide funding to state parks across the nation. “West Virginia could easily become a winner,” said Ken Caplinger, chief of West…
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Patoka Lake is the latest DNR property singled out by USA Today as being the “best” in a national overview of state-by-state outdoor recreation destinations. In Monday’s edition, the newspaper published a list of best places for wildlife viewing in the 50 states and the District of…
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Teko Socks, founded in 2004 with the goal of creating the best socks on the planet and the best socks for the planet, continues to lead the performance sock category with proprietary fiber and product line launches. Set to debut at the upcoming Outdoor Retailer…
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Grand Rapids, Minn. – It’s been rather ‘hush-hush’ about what transpired near midnight on Lake Pokegama during the Governor’s Minnesota Walleye Opener – a long-established annual celebration in the Land of 10,000 Lakes. Finally, details about the phantasmal occurrence are now coming to light. An…
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by Ty Easley (I have been fortunate enough to take several whitetails with my bow. It was not till college that I decided to start writing stories of each successful whitetail buck that I had harvested. Each story was a great moment in my life…
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Two DNR favorites—“Snakes Alive” and the Kids Fishin’ Pond—kick off day one of the Indiana State Fair and will be offered daily during the Fair, from Aug. 5-21. Both events will be adjacent to the air-conditioned Natural Resources Building, the center of DNR activities at…
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When traveling, creature comforts such as warmth and plentiful hot water feel extra-luxurious. But there’s usually a price to be paid with a clunky, space-hogging heater. Aqua-Hot’s new 400 series Hydronic Heating System gets the job done quietly in a very small footprint. Unlike noisy,…
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