Salomon athlete, Bobby Brown, will be in Seattle for the Triple Threat World Premiere of the ski film “WE: A Collection of Individuals” hosted by Red Bull Media House in association with Poor Boyz Productions. In addition to the film screening, athletes and Salomon personnel…
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I mentioned in an earlier post that the biggest hole I poked in my backcountry hunting set-up during our Cohutta, Georgia wilderness marathon hiking trip was my sleep system. The hospital pillow that I thought was such a great idea ended up leaving me tossing,…
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The swimming beach at Watkins Mill State Park will remain closed due to water quality issues, according to the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. The beach, which is located northeast of Kansas City in Clay County, will remain closed following the results of water samples…
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The trip may be over, but Chicago rower Jenn Gibbons isn’t finished raising money for Recovery on Water (ROW). She’s only $25,000 short of her $150,000 goal to support a program that teaches breast cancer survivors how to row. She raised it by rowing 1,500…
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The long Labor Day weekend is coming when boating is fun for the whole family, providing a great way to cool off in while exploring lakes, reservoirs and rivers. To help boaters stay safe, Colorado Parks and Wildlife has created a boating safety video, available…
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Gov. Mitch Daniels announced today that Indiana will continue to participate in the Recreational Trails Program (RTP) that has provided $14.5 million in federal funds for more than 100 trails projects in the state since 1994. The Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century…
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Republicans, soon to gather in Tampa for their National Convention, aren’t the only ones keeping a close track on Tropical Storm Isaac, which is expected to strike the Florida coast early Monday. Recreational boaters of every political stripe are urged to make storm preparations for…
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September and October are a sweet spot for boating and sports fans alike as baseball and football season overlap with boating season. Boatgating, the combination of two American pastimes—boating and tailgating—is still one of the most unique ways to enjoy game day at stadiums across…
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Even though school is “back in session,” the upcoming Labor Day holiday is expected to bring people to the water to celebrate for one more warm weather weekend. The Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Division stresses the importance of safety for all boat…
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Applications for the boat dock lottery at Alum Creek State Park (Delaware County) can be submitted in person or sent to 3615 South Old State Road, Delaware, Ohio 43015. Call 740-548-4631 for application forms and more information. Applications for the boat dock lottery at Buck…
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