Perhaps your skiing trip to the mountains slipped through your fingers, but you’d still like to get up high and do more than just enjoy the sights. Why not high line from mountain to mountain? Seb Montaz and his crew love doing just that; climbing…
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The filmmakers of the new indie thriller First Winter are currently under investigation in New York for killing two deer on-set outside of hunting season and without a permit. A spokeswoman for the New York Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) said the agency is looking…
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Found on xkcd.com, the infographic below depicts ocean, lake and trench depth side-by-side for comparison so that you can finally lay that “which is deeper” debate to rest. Find the spot James Cameron’s submersible reached earlier this year, the 7-mile deep Mariana Trench, and learn…
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The 2012 Commonwealth Bank Beachley Classic got off to a sensational start in Sydney today. The tricky four foot (1.5 meters) surf, at the world famous Dee Why point offered up the perfect challenge for the world’s best female surfers to show what they’re made…
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The ASP 3-Star Protest Vendee Pro will kick-off tomorrow morning in Vendée. A field of over a 100 competitors will gather for the opening day of competition. A first call will be made at 9am at the secondary site of Les Dunes for a possible…
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For many, springtime heralds the return to water recreation. In our eagerness to get the boat and family out on the water again, doing so safely can best be summarized by some sage advice from Benjamin Franklin, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound…
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The Marine Retailers Association of the Americas announced today that it has partnered with Priority One Financial Services to create a new benefit for the MRAA Rewards Program. Priority One is the nation’s leading retail F&I outsource company for recreational dealers. As the endorsed F&I…
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Photographer Cory Richards will be honored as this year’s Rowell Award recipient by the American Alpine Club. Richards is a climber, filmmaker and humanitarian photographer who was also named one of National Geographic’s Adventurers of the Year for 2012. The Rowell Award honors great adventure…
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Colorado State University apparel design and production researchers and students are working to develop natural-fiber outdoor clothing that can charge MP3 devices, tablets, computers, GPS units and cell phones with built-in — but comfortable to wear — solar panels. The project is so impressive that…
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The Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism (KDWPT) has announced that its new online campsite and cabin reservations system is up and running. This good news followed reports that with the exception of a few downed trees and a temporary power outage at Kanopolis…
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