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Lauren Loria-Corbat

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Shop For Your First Downhill Ski Gear

If you’ve downhill skied for a couple of seasons without your own gear, you know renting equipment can be expensive, even doubling the cost of your day on the slopes. As you start skiing more regularly investing in your own equipment can save you time…

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The Serene Shores of Indiana Dunes National Park

Nestled on the southern shores of Lake Michigan, Indiana Dunes National Park is a natural gem offering a stunning mix of sandy beaches, wetlands and diverse wildlife. This park covers over 15,000 acres, and whether you’re hiking through its trails or relaxing on the beach,…

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Wall Rescue: Why All Climbers Should Have Basic Rescue Skills

Rock climbing is an exhilarating sport that pushes adventurers to their physical and mental limits, offering breathtaking views and a profound sense of accomplishment. However, the inherent risks of the sport mean that every climber should be equipped with more than just strength and technique.…

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6 Technique Tips for Beginner Rock Climbers

Rock climbing — a mix of physical strength, mental toughness, and problem-solving — offers an exhilarating adventure for beginners eager to challenge themselves. But with the array of technical gear, ropes, and an entirely new vocabulary of climbing terms, the information can quickly become overwhelming.…

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Mackinac Island: A Biker’s Paradise in Michigan

Nestled between Michigan’s two peninsulas is a small island in the Straits of Mackinac. Able to be reached only by ferry and with no cars allowed, Mackinac Island is a bikers paradise. Island History Mackinac Island (pronounced MACK-in-aw) was originally inhabited by the Anishinaabek people…

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Dispersed Camping: A Cathartic Wilderness Experience

When many of us think of camping, we imagine getting outside in nice weather and listening to the sounds of nature. Unfortunately, there are many places where this is not the case — with campgrounds booked up months in advance and overcrowding in popular recreation…

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Storing Your Snow Skiing Gear for the Summer

As the springtime sun rolls in and snow melts, unfortunately, snow skiing season must come to an end. Except those lucky few who live near year-round skiing, there comes a time to hang the skis in our gear closets until the next snow flurries fall.…

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On the Slopes with Toddlers: Things to Know

One of the most exciting parts about having children is introducing them to the sports and activities you enjoy. Skiing is a great activity for the entire family to share, and starting kids young can lead to a lifelong love of the sport. As a…

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