White water rafting is a great summer outdoor sport for anyone, from the whole family to a group of more experienced rafters looking for a thrill. Depending on the size of the inflatable raft, it’s possible for a group as large as 12 to travel…
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Visitors to South Carolina’s Myrtle Beach might be surprised to see a new hot spot on the beach, or perhaps gaze in wonderment as jetpacks propel riders up to 30 feet in the air. These water-powered “jetpacks,” according to WMBF, are now under consideration by…
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Visit www.CampSD.com or call 1-800-710-CAMP (2267) beginning at 7 a.m. Central Time. Saturday is the first day you can make a reservation for a Aug. 30 arrival. As a holiday weekend, reservations that include any of the dates of Aug. 30-Sept. 1 require at least…
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Whether you’re cycling or hiking, you’ve got to carry your stuff. With all those straps, zippers and compartments, there can be some dizzying pack choices. But sometimes there are packs that just ease everything in. With an eye ahead to Father’s Day, here are a…
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Got the desire to get out climbing? Check out these four suggestions for some of the best ascents available in the United States. El Capitan Housed in California’s Yosemite National Park, El Capitan is a popular destination for rock climbers looking for a challenge. Its…
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Aiming to help National Trails Day attendees be safe and keep their cool on June 1, sponsors Columbia and Adventure Medical Kits have provided special supplies to selected events across the country. In addition to serving as national sponsors for America’s largest trails celebration, both of these companies have also chosen…
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Several historical interpretations, re-enactments and displays are scheduled for Rock Creek Trail Days, June 1-2 at Rock Creek Station State Historical Park. Rock Creek Station was established in 1857 along the Oregon and California trails. It was a supply center and resting spot for westward…
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Though solitude in nature is often a primary reason people go hiking or camping, a complete lack of technology is not always the best option when it comes to safety. To ensure you are properly equipped during your next trip, you may want to invest…
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FIRST DESCENTS, a Denver-based non-profit providing free outdoor adventures to young adults fighting and surviving cancer, has graciously accepted being the sole charity for the inaugural SeasonFive Summit Games, an event started to get people outdoors and kick off the summer season. This multi-sport event…
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Jay Getzel has just been named president of Mountainsmith, a leading supplier of legendary quality outdoor products including packs, tents, poles, camera bags and more. The well-deserved promotion will take effect June 1. Renee Pitra, President of Blackstone Recreational Brands Business, which includes Mountainsmith, Detours,…
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