Michigan’s famous Sleeping Bear Dunes on the lower peninsula’s northwest shore may soon receive a special conservation designation under legislation awaiting a vote in the U.S. House. It was passed unanimously by the Senate on Sunday. The bill would preserve 32,000 acres of the park’s…
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All-New Professional Walleye Circuit to Kick Off Season in April 2013 Mercury Marine, an industry leader in outboard engine manufacturing, has joined the Cabela’s National Walleye Tour as part of a multi-year partnership announced today. Mercury adds to the impressive lineup of sponsors already committed…
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Nearly two years after introducing the first GPS designed specifically for RVers, Rand McNally today launched the first RV GPS app for the iPad. The RV GPS is being shown for the first time at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nev. Rand McNally’s RV GPS…
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SylvanSport, the premier mobile adventure gear manufacturer, is pleased to announce it recently opened an expanded manufacturing facility to support projected sales growth and facilitate new product development. The new space more than triples the facility’s square footage. “The building, when fully completed, will increase…
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Today, all around the world, the outdoors is being challenged with pressures from every angle including; education, environment, cultural and economic. Those who work in the outdoors are all too aware of these issues. New Zealand is the mecca for the world’s outdoors adventurers. Rotorua…
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The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) State Lands Division has opened a multi-use trail system at the Forever Wild Splinter Hill Bog Complex located in north Baldwin County. The Pitcher Plant Loop Multi-Use Trail System is more than four miles in length…
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The cross country ski trail will be groomed and ready to enjoy. The pond will be cleared and ready for skating. It will be a day of outdoor activities for the whole family – skiing, skating and wildlife watching. Bring the little tots’ sleds –…
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Woods and water are the grist of myth and legend in Michigan’s western Upper Peninsula (U.P.). It’s the former stomping grounds of doughty French-Canadian fur traders, who first explored this rugged region and left every portage with a tale to tell. When the fur trade…
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After 26 years of fighting for boaters’ consumer rights, Boat Owners Association of The United States (BoatUS) Consumer Affairs Department Director Caroline Ajootian has announced her retirement. Seaworthy Magazine Editor Charles Fort takes the helm of the BoatUS Consumer Protection Bureau, which is the only…
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The title of National Geographic‘s Adventurer of the Year goes to outstanding individuals who wrapped up the year with incredible and inspiring achievements under their belts. The award has been running for six consecutive years with voting for the 2013 People’s Choice Adventurer of the…
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