Four-Wheel Drive vehicles are an incredible resource for those looking to access, explore and foster a deep appreciation for the great outdoors. In a fast-paced society where our time is significantly constrained by the demands placed on us by careers, family and other obligations, having…
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Known as a peace-loving man, Thomas Stone lived in the small, mostly rural area of southern Maryland for most of his life. Yet, when the decade-long turmoil between Great Britain and the 13 American colonies erupted into armed conflict in 1775, Stone set aside his comfortable existence as a…
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Camping is an outdoor leisure activity enjoyed by many. There are several different types of camping to suit the needs and desires of the individual. For most camping is a way to enjoy nature and get away from city life for a spell, usually at…
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October 5-6 and 12-13 Camp Floyd State Parkand Museum -Fairfield Johnston’s Army Adventure Camp: Scouts travel back in time to 1858–1861 and enter the world of a soldier with Johnston’s Army. New recruits are processed, mustered into the army and issued uniforms. Camp curriculum is designed…
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The Larger LUND 1650 Rebel XL fishes like a boat twice its size, but without doubling the price Take note of a frequent-flyer ‘exit row’ occupant settling into the seat of an airliner boasting a few extra inches of leg room, and you’ll immediately sense…
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Strong enough to split ice and sharp enough to start holes, Beckson Marine’s Shipmate Stainless Steel Pick has a variety of purposes. It’s great for camping, fishing, boating or around the house. This stainless steel blade simply does not flex under normal use. This results…
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With harvest and fall colors coming to the mountains of West Virginia, Blackwater Falls State Park is stepping back in time to the 18th century, when American Indians and European Americans lived closer to nature. Tracking and Woods Lore Weekend, scheduled for September 28-30, refreshes a…
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With an impressive 12,000 miles of long-distance hikes across 6 continents under her belt, Jennifer Pharr Davis remembers a few trails that stand out. She’s been hiking at an advanced level for nine years and has opened up her own hiking company in that time.…
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DNR advises park visitors to wear blaze orange or bright colors during hunting season Special resource management deer hunts are scheduled to take place this fall at several Minnesota state parks. Access to parks around the state will vary during the hunts, according to the…
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While the GR 20 is highly regarded as one of Europe’s most popular and most beautiful trails, it is also one of the most challenging there is. Jagged rocks line the route, the elevation is constantly changing and exposed ridgelines and deep valleys beckon the…
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