The world’s leading ski manufacturer, K2 Skis, prides itself on a long history of aligning with the industry’s top athletes to represent the brand and its products. Remaining true and consistent to this key component of innovative product development, K2 Skis once again secures a…
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Surveyors Roundtable member Steve Knox was the chair of the committee that wrote the new ABYC standard A-33 Emergency Engine Cut-Off Devices in 2007 and 2008. He likens it to making sausage – don’t dwell on how it came to be, just use it and enjoy it.…
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A guided hike at Monroe Lake on April 12 will showcase wildflowers in the Salt Creek valley and surrounding hillsides. The free hike will be led by Monroe Lake naturalist Jill Vance. The hike is limited to 14 people. Registration is required by April 10…
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Lights, camera…action! Getting a great photo when enjoying the outdoors while fishing, hunting, or hiking isn’t just icing on the cake, a great photo is something we share with family and friends. It engages our memory of a special day for years to come—sometimes a…
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Boating began March 25 for the 2013 season at Chatfield State Park and Colorado Parks and Wildlife is reminding boaters of several precautions to take as they launch for the first time this season. Before boating, check that your vessel has all of the required…
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Drop-dead gorgeous looks make the Hinckley Company’s newest model, the T34, easy on the eyes. But just as important, this jaunty jetboat offers effortless power, thanks to twin Yanmar 260 mhp diesel engines and Hamilton jet drives. Equally suited to angling in secluded byways, towing…
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If your Easter weekend plans include boating on Lake Powell, you’ll have to decontaminate your boat before you leave the lake. An order requiring you to decontaminate your boat was signed recently by Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Director Greg Sheehan. The recent discovery of…
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife and Pheasants Forever are co-sponsoring a June 7 through June 9 conference in Estes Park that will teach best practices for providing outdoor skills education. Participants will receive in-depth training in how to teach skills like archery, cast-iron cooking, shooting, canoeing,…
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Spring is springing!! Pack your gear for early spring weather and get out to enjoy your recreational activity of choice at Mueller State Park. Trails are open and accessible, campsites are available and sledding hills are open as weather permits! Remember our cabins are available…
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A sure sign of spring in Denali National Park and Preserve is the opening of the park road beyond park headquarters. Park visitors will be able to drive as far as the Mountain Vista Trailhead, a rest area east of the Savage River Campground, beginning…
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