With so many products to choose from it can be a daunting task to pick just the right gift for the special outdoorsperson in your life. We have taken some of the guesswork out of it and compiled a list of 10 products that are sure…
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Help your loved ones get a jump start on their New Year’s resolution this holiday season with outdoor products that will keep them fit and trim. We’ve collected 11 ideas for outdoor enthusiasts in your life that are into extreme outdoor sports. Check ’em out below! Body…
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Whether you prefer a tent or a motorhome, camping is fun just about any time of the year. Camping is a great way to bring friends and family together to enjoy and explore nature, cook outside, tell stories, and spend quality time with the people…
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It’s time to make your list and check it twice for all of those friends and loved ones who hike. If they are passionate about the outdoors and love the thrill of hiking trails and being outside, then this guide is the perfect place to start.…
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There were delicious, dark, ledgy, and mossy rock cuts. Going through a tunnel, a motion sensor illuminated the false night above a wooden boardwalk. The swampy side of a kidney-shaped pond loaded with camps and cottages—not far from a small wooden covered footbridge—was part of…
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Freestyle skiing world champs. An Olympic snowboarding medalist. A adaptive skiing pioneer. All are members of the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame Class of 2015. Seven people will be inducted in April, 2016. They are freestyle skiing world champions Genia Fuller and Bob…
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Nathaniel T.P. Davis must have been as hardened as the granite surrounding him. The son-in-law of Abel and Hannah Crawford, members of the pioneering family that brought trails, hotels and visitors to the rugged northern New Hampshire notch that bears his in-law’s name, had an…
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The snowy spotlight is shining on Park City this winter. It’ll become the nation’s largest ski area. But there are plenty of other opportunities in Utah, including making some turns at smaller areas. In case you missed it, not only will Park City Mountain Resort…
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Bill Enos helped shape the careers of snowboarders like Sage Kotsenburg, Jamie Anderson, Chas Gouldemond, and Ty Walker. A former US Snowboarding team member, he competed at the World Cup level. He got athletes ready for competitions like the Olympics, Winter Dew Tour, X Games,…
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It’s a cycling organization for the masses. Six of the top mass participation bicycling events in the world have come together to form the World Association of Cycling Events designed to promote and increase cycling all over the world. The events are: South Africa’s Cape…
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