Polar Bottle and USA Pro Cycling Challenge have signed an agreement to make Polar Bottle, which is manufactured in Colorado, the official water bottle of the race through 2013. “We are thrilled to be on board with the USA Pro Cycling Challenge for the next…
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This weekend, marine law enforcement officers here in Georgia and nationwide will be on patrol during Operation Dry Water (ODW), an annual campaign focused on enforcement of BUI laws and educating all boaters about the risks of operating a boat under the influence of alcohol…
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Britain’s Mike Westmacott has died on June 20 at the age of 87 after a climbing career that spanned more than 60 years. Some of his most notable accomplishments are: Being part of the first team to successfully reach the summit of Mount Everest in…
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This time-lapse video contains approximately 7000 images and a few dozen hours of work condensed into two minutes. It might not be the best step-by-step tutorial of all time but it sure is cool. httpv://youtu.be/D28Z3p0v_pM
On June 11, the U.S. Coast Guard received a phony distress call from a yacht that supposedly blew up off the coast of New Jersey. That call was one of the costliest hoaxes in U.S. Coast Guard history. Yesterday, the Coast Guard has released a…
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Twelve months after one of the highest water years in recent memory on Utah’s Colorado and Green rivers, the story has changed. This year’s record-low run off is prompting concerns by some river outfitters for a soft rafting season. However, Western River Expeditions http://www.westernriver.com plans to…
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The Access Fund, the national advocacy organization that keeps climbing areas open and conserves the climbing environment, is pleased to announce that New Hampshire lawmakers today passed legislation that bolsters landowner protections for people who open their property to climbing. After a concerted advocacy effort…
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Several state forest campgrounds in the Upper Peninsula temporarily closed during the Duck Lake Fire have been completely or partially reopened to visitors, the Department of Natural Resources announced today. Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, and the majority of its recreational facilities, is open for business and…
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At this time of year, many Hoosiers usually find themselves around a fire pit on the weekends. However, due to a nasty drought throughout the state, a campfire ban is in effect, scrubbing many outdoorsmen and womens’ recreational plans. Open burn bans were issued on…
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High temperatures in the 90s seem to have settled in throughout much of Missouri, so many people have opted to beat the heat by staying indoors. For those wishing to escape to the heat as well as the house, Missouri State Parks offers numerous opportunities…
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