Mountain bike races, gran fondo road rides, townie tours, world-renowned trails and more will keep two-wheelers grinning and fist-pumping this summer and fall in Gunnison-Crested Butte, Colorado. Biking is a way of life here, whether it’s on skinny tires, fat tires or a bike with…
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Here are the latest updates on the South Dakota State Parks reservation system: Picnic shelter reservations open tomorrow (April 6) at 7 a.m. CT for all arrivals within 90 days. Reservations for shelters are available 90 days within arrival from this point on. Go online…
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Late last month, poet and performance artist Crystal Hoffman set out on a literary pilgrimage that will presumably take just under a half year to complete. She will be traveling on foot from West Virginia to the Pacific Coast with her first major destination being Cincinnati.…
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Participants in this free, guided hike on April 19 will follow an earthquake fault line south of Bloomington in search of spring wildflowers. The hike will be led by Monroe Lake naturalist Jill Vance. Participants will meet at 6 p.m. at the Paynetown State Recreation Area…
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Have you ever wanted to watch a bald eagle hatch? Pet collective is giving you the chance with its live webcam feed of 27 year old Wray’s and 13 year old K01’s (Superman) nest. So far two of the bald eagle’s couples have hatched and…
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If you are going to search for buried treasure, make sure you know the rules. A man is facing charges after digging beneath a descanso in New Mexico while searching for Forrest Fenn’s buried treasure. Spokesman for the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish…
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A cutting tool such as a knife might be the oldest of man-made implements that’s still in use today in a myriad of professions and outdoor activities. In fact, hundreds, if not thousands of knives exist for the outdoor survivalist, camper/backpacker, casual trail hiker, and…
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Cherry Creek State Park, which opened to boating on March 15, announces the ANS inspection schedule for the 2013 season. Boaters are reminded that boat inspections for aquatic nuisance species are mandatory at most waters in the state, including state parks and state wildlife areas.…
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A young artist inspired by the night sky soars to new heights but as the artificial light around him grows, his inspiration suffers and so does his art. Is he doomed to dullness? Is his career on the rocks? “I think you’ll want to watch…
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A trio of professional kayakers journeyed to Hawaii’s Big Island to experience the fury of Kilauea Volcano for themselves, up close and personal. Kilauea is the most active of the island’s five volcanoes and is in a constant state of activity. That is fitting for its…
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