Ashburn, Va. – The National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) is pleased to announce that July is national Park and Recreation Month. Since 1985, Americans have celebrated Park and Recreation Month during the month of July to promote the importance of parks and recreation in…
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Boating restrictions previously established on several northern Indiana lakes because of high water levels have been lifted, allowing normal use of motorized watercraft to resume. The affected bodies of water are: -Barbee Chain in Kosciusko County, including Banning, Big Barbee, Little Barbee, Irish, Kuhn, Sawmill,…
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SANDUSKY, OH – Boaters trying to save a few bucks on the cost of marine fuel may be responsible for minor accidental fuel spills into public waterways when using portable containers to refill their boat gas tanks. Not paying attention to the refueling process while…
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Park City, UT, Jun 07, 2011 – PARK CITY, Utah (June 7, 2011) – Possessing an equal love for technology, analytics, ecommerce management and the outdoors, Young Lee loves to rip singletrack just as much as he loves to meditate on algorithms. That makes him…
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Salt Lake City, Jun 08, 2011 – Singing Rock has announced a preventative recall of the Singing Rock harnesses, Crux, Nara and Nemo. There are less than 95 of these harnesses remaining in the hands of US consumers after the recovery efforts of Liberty Mountain,…
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ELDORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Join Eldorado Canyon State Park for a unique concert in the canyon on Friday, June 17. The concert will begin at 7 p.m. at the park’s visitor center. The musicians, Chris Lee on vibes, Colleen O’Brian singing and playing the cello,…
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ARBOLES, Colo. – Summer is in full swing at Navajo State Park. In addition to the many recreational opportunities available, events scheduled for this weekend include nature hikes, ancient art crafts for children, and another evening of musical fun with Sharman Alto and David Snyder.…
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“Extra extra read all about it… the S4 Lockdown has arrived”. After visiting with Jon Yokley, Pro Staff coordinator for S4 Gear, my binoculars were about to embrace something they would have asked god himself for. “The ultimate optical support” Make no mistake about it…
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Mountain biking can be an extremely exciting sport and depending on your likes and dislikes there has to be a type of biking for you. Starting at the very beginning before you really think about becoming an extreme mountain bike rider you have to make…
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I have used compasses, surveyors tape, and personnal items like hats glove, etc. to mark my trail. All have disadvantages. i.e. Having to remove or recover items. I now carry a roll of unscented toilet paper. Easy to leave a square or two to mark…
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