There is so much in the outdoors to explore, so much that you can find that leads to adventures, challenges, or picture perfect spots. One of the many features that can provide all of these things for you is rock features. Rock features such as…
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For millions of Titanic fans around the world, the city that built the most famous ship on the planet is now Europe’s new must-see destination. Titanic Belfast, the world’s largest Titanic visitor attraction has opened in Belfast, Northern Ireland, on the site where the ship…
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A single, state recreation land pass now can be used on either of two motor vehicles, thanks to new legislation signed today by Gov. Chris Gregoire. The change takes effect immediately. Holders of previously issued annual passes may enter a second vehicle license number on…
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A celebration of ski history, racing and tradition returns to Beaver Creek on Saturday, April 7th with the third annual Vintage Ski Fest. The event is a throwback to the early days of skiing and ski racing. Put on your woolies and knickers, dust off the…
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When onboard space is limited, a low-profile antenna creates more mounting location choices. Shakespeare Electronic Products Group offers its 3′ Skinny Mini 5250 VHF and 5250-AIS antennas, and an array of ratchet mounts, for varied installation options. The antennas are ideal for bass boats, center…
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The KTA is pleased to report that the worlds governing body for the sport of sailing, the International Sailing Federation (ISAF) held their 2012 Olympic equipment and format trials last week. A total of nearly 70 sailors attended the event, 18 of them being kiteboarders…
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Don’t be a fool and miss out on an opportunity to exercise in the great outdoors on an April Fool’s Hike at Crowder State Park near Trenton. The hike, sponsored by Missouri State Parks, will begin at 1 p.m. on Sunday, April 1 at the…
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A total of 20 skiers and riders registered and accepted the challenge to conquer over 100,000 vertical feet in a single day on Monday, March 12th to benefit Make-A-Wish Foundation of New Hampshire. Weather for the event was ideal for the field of male &…
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Unseasonably warm weather has people in the camping mood a little early this year in South Dakota. And with 80 degree days in March, campers have already been spending their weekends in the parks. Campgrounds in southeastern South Dakota are seeing large increases in the…
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Pictograph Cave State Park will host the program “Crow Indian Interpretations of Rock Art” with Dr. Timothy McCleary on April 28, 2012. The 6 p.m. public program at Pictograph Cave State Park Visitor Center Classroom is free. Rock art of the Yellowstone Valley is greatly…
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