Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks has added restrictions, including a ban on campfires, to its properties in south central Montana to address extreme and deteriorating wildfire conditions. Most counties in the region have implemented Stage II fire regulations, which are the most restrictive short of…
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As summer weather tempts local youth to find a place to swim, EPA reminds the public to use the Woonasquatucket River responsibly. Specifically, residents of North Providence, Johnston, and Providence should keep in mind that contamination in and along the river may pose a health…
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Boaters in the Mississippi Delta region have a new and low-cost way to get help if they run aground, run out of fuel or have a mechanical breakdown. Capt. Shane O’Neal, who runs TowBoatUS “ports” in six other locations in Tennessee and Alabama, has opened…
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Outdoor Channel, America’s Leader In Outdoor TV, along with XFINITY and the Chicago White Sox, today announced a series of summer events taking place at the U.S. Cellular Field in Chicago. The first of the two marquis events will be held on June 29th with…
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Mammut, the Swiss quality providers of alpine gear and apparel, is putting Wyoming-based Exum Mountain Guides on the sharp end with the brand’s new eco-friendly 9.8 Transformer ropes. The lightweight and SUPERDry coated Transformer will be the standard for all of Exum’s guided excursions beginning…
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Where the Trail Ends is an upcoming production by Red Bull featuring the word’s best freeride mountain bikers on a quest to find exciting and challenging new terrain that has never been ridden before. Here is how the film is being described by its promoters: This…
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This year is the 90th anniversary of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, a car and motorcycle race up to the summit of Pikes Peak, Colorado which bills itself as the “second oldest motor sports race in America”. This year also marks the first time it has been…
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Results of DNA testing on two of the three black bears removed from Arizona due to recent attacks confirmed that neither of the bears were involved in the most recent attack at Ponderosa Campground on June 24. A lack of DNA material from the first…
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Water levels on a number of Minnesota lakes and rivers are expected to remain high during the Fourth of July holiday week, so the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is urging boaters to slow down and use caution. “People should always wear their lifejackets…
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Attitash Mountain Resort will begin its Pin The Trail downhill mountain biking summer weekly race series on Wednesday, July 11. The six week series is comprised of a weekly single run format downhill mountain bike race held every Wednesday at Attitash. “For downhill mountain bikers…
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