Havasu Falls is one of the most well-known waterfalls in the world and is also referred to as the Garden of Eden in the Desert. This incredible attraction can be found at the bottom of the Grand Canyon, and while it may seem short at…
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No matter the weather outside, it’s always important to stay hydrated while being active outdoors. Snowshoeing, skiing, winter hiking or camping all require you to be well-hydrated, but things can get complicated if the water in your bottle freezes or your water bottle gets frozen…
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Winter is nearly upon us, and with it comes cold and flu season. To avoid getting sick and missing out on all the outdoor thrills winter has to offer, it’s essential that you know what foods to eat to keep a balanced and robust immune…
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With the days getting colder and darker, we could all use a little extra motivation to continue with our workout routine. Training with a partner could provide just the motivation you need to complete that strenuous run. We take a look at some of the…
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Just because the temperatures are starting to drop, doesn’t mean you have to give up your favorite sport. Now is the perfect time for you to try out cold-water surfing, a sport that initially became popular as surfers sought quieter locations where they wouldn’t have…
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To take in the phenomenon of fall foliage, there’s no need to travel very far. All across the United States, from the Pacific Northwest to New England, trees are dropping their leaves and giving us a dazzling display of fall colors. One of the best…
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As the days get shorter and the temperatures continue to go down, we make different considerations when buying our gear. Temperature rating and wind protection, as well as waterproofing, become main factors. Layers become your best friend as the temperatures during the day are so…
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A good habit to have is to always pack the Ten Essentials whenever you head out into the backcountry, even if it’s just a simple day hike. While it’s true that you will probably only use a few of them on a routine trip, you’ll…
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Every March on Brushy Mountain in Frozen Head State Park, Tennessee, the most brutal and punishing race around the world happens. The Barkley Marathons are thought to be the toughest marathon in the world, spanning more than 100 miles, where participants run unsupported through the…
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Anyone that spends time in the backcountry is almost inevitably going to run into a bear at some point. Typically, bears tend to shy away from people, and they are not prone to attack. If a bear does attack you, chances are, you have startled…
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