If you’ve ever used traditional walkie talkies, you’re probably familiar with their simplicity. You push a button, talk into the radio and you get a response from someone on the other walkie talkie. But what if the person you’re talking to moves farther and farther…
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When you think of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort in Teton Village, Wyoming, you probably think of skiing. And rightly so. The resort is known for its world-class skiing, with challenging terrain and deep powder. People visit for personalized private skiing lessons, to take their family…
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Whether you’re hiking through fall foliage, setting up camp or exploring scenic lakes and trails, having the right gear is crucial for a successful and enjoyable adventure. This guide highlights some new outdoor gear — from water filtration options and technical apparel to camping mattresses,…
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If you’ve ever been to Knoxville, Tennessee, you’ve probably noticed the giant golden orb structure in the skyline — known as the Sunsphere — built for the 1982 World’s Fair. There’s also the prominent University of Tennessee’s Neyland Stadium along the Tennessee River that can…
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After a camping trip, it’s easy to stash your gear away and forget about it. But taking a little extra time to clean and properly maintain your camping gear will pay off in the long run — extending the life of your equipment and ensuring…
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If you’re new to unique camping experiences through Harvest Hosts, you’re in for a treat! Across the United States and Canada, members can choose from more than 5,200 Harvest Hosts sites, some with unique experiences like exploring farms, wineries and breweries. For example, Serenity Vineyards…
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If you’ve ever been on a day hike or a multi-day backcountry trip, staring at yet another dehydrated meal from a foil packet, it might be time to mix it up. Packing and cooking some easy-to-make meals using fresh ingredients is one alternative to eating…
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If you’ve ever seen the Appalachian Mountains in Tennessee — close up or passing through on a road trip — you may have seen Roan Mountain. The mountain is more than 6,200 feet high (one of the highest in Tennessee), near the North Carolina border…
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For Gina Lucrezi, trail running with a group of women in Colorado, removing old barbed wire fence as a volunteer on public lands in Chaffe County and hosting marathons across the nation are commonplace. As the founder of Trail Sisters — an organization striving to…
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Looking for a refresh of some seasonal gear? We’ve got a list of great new releases that will add value to your time on the trails or across the water. Whether you’re hitting the trails, setting up camp or exploring new waters, having the right…
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