At around 1 p.m. Friday, Volusia County Sheriff’s Office deputies searching Lake Jesup found the body of Charles T. Jackson, 26, of Deltona – the second of two men who went missing Saturday. Jackson’s body was found floating in the lake about halfway between Black…
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On Dec. 26, 2012, southeastern lower Michigan finally enjoyed its first real snowfall of the winter season. As the snow fell and accumulated, children headed outside to play and snowplowing businesses rejoiced. By the next morning we would have a decent six or so inches…
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With the arrival of winter-correct temperatures, natural snowfall, and the use of snow making equipment, the landscape at Canaan Valley Resort State Park sports white slopes for downhill skiing and a new attraction: Canaan Valley Tube Park. “It’s time to officially celebrate the opening of the…
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Six new map cards, more HD lakes and ‘Follow the Contour’ capabilities In 2012, LakeMaster’s Galilean-inspired team of mapmakers spent every waking minute exploring the waters you fish, updating data, and writing code. The goal? Provide anglers across the country with unprecedented, cutting-edge maps to…
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The Ascender Series, cornerstone of Kelty’s new Travel collection, features an expanding frame, expanding bag, and modular functionality In 1952, Kelty changed the outdoor world forever with the introduction of the first ever aluminum frame backpack. Now, over 60 years later, Kelty is ready to…
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With the arrival of winter – and as ice-related activities become a more prominent part of Michigan’s outdoor recreation scene – Department of Natural Resources officials remind anglers, snowmobilers, skiers and others that no ice is ever 100-percent safe. “All ice has the propensity to…
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Cheboygan State Park will offer an evening of lantern-lit cross country-skiing and hiking from 5:30 to 9 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 26. The event will begin at the park trailhead located off Seffern Road, where skiers will find approximately 1.8 miles of groomed and track-set trails…
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The Pinnacles National Monument, the eleventh oldest national monument in the United States, is just one step away from becoming elevated to national park status. A rare Sunday lame-duck session of the United States Senate passed Congressman Sam Farr’s (D-Carmel) bill to establish Pinnacles National…
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The next meeting of the Governor’s State Trails Council will be held Monday, January 14, 2013 from 10 a.m. until 12 p.m. The meeting will be held via teleconference. Any interested parties that are not members of the Council may attend the meeting by coming…
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The U.S. recreational boating industry began to see the tide turn for new power boat sales with an estimated ten percent increase in 2012, according to the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA). Early projections indicate the industry will see additional increases in 2013 by as…
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