Take a peek at some awesome German skiing stunts from the 1930s edited down from the film Der Weisse Rausch, or The White Flame. It was directed by Arnold Fanck, a German mountain film pioneer who later met political and financial trouble by refusing to…
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On Monday, June 18 more than 300 bicyclists will begin a 230-mile journey from St. Charles to Clinton on Katy Trail State Park. Hosting the five-day tour is Missouri State Parks and the Missouri State Parks Foundation. On June 17, a pre-ride of approximately 25…
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Teams will compete in a variety of shoreline and shallow-water challenges during the fun and friendly Beach Olympics, June 30, at Lake Monroe’s Paynetown State Recreation Area. The event starts at 7 p.m. and is free. Competition is limited to 12 teams of four people…
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Sometimes the best tools to clean an RV’s exterior are an owner’s hands. With Shurhold Industries’ Wash Mitt and Deluxe Wash Mitt, outdoor enthusiasts can help brush away dirt on the surface or give a good washing without dragging out a bunch of supplies. The…
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The Access Fund, the national advocacy organization that keeps climbing areas open and conserves the climbing environment, is excited to announce that Backcountry.com is supporting the Access Fund-Jeep Conservation Team in 2012. The Access Fund-Jeep Conservation Team employs two, full-time conservation/trail building experts who travel…
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Water temperatures are warming in South Dakota, and boaters typically begin to take to the water in greater numbers as the July Fourth holiday approaches. In an effort to help keep those boaters safe on South Dakota’s public waters, the Department of Game, Fish and…
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Through writing my blog, I have had the unique opportunity to be often asked, “What are the top places to hike in Southern California?” While this is a tough question answer, it is pretty easy for me to narrow down my current favorites to a…
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As temperatures continue to rise this summer, Missourians can escape the heat by visiting one of Missouri State Parks’ 17 open swimming beaches for a day of fun in the water. Once again, weekly water sampling showed that all state parks beaches met their weekly…
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The Department of Game and Fish was still trying to catch a black bear Thursday that ripped a camper’s tent and scratched a young girl in the Ponderosa Campground of Bandelier National Monument early Wednesday morning. According to park rangers, the girl and her mother…
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Thanks to Carolina Skiff, boat owners no longer have to choose between the fun and performance of a v-hull boat and the family-friendly roominess of a pontoon boat. The Waycross, Georgia boat builder has announced the official release of its revolutionary new Fun Chaser line…
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