For many people, Vermont — nicknamed “The Green Mountain State” — is a year-round playground filled with endless outdoor activities all four seasons. Many archeologists believe people have been living and exploring this land for more than 13,000 years. And there’s no surprise as to…
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If you’re a seasoned camper — with at least 15 to 20 years of camping under your belt — you probably remember life before the invention of Bluetooth speakers. You may have had a cassette or compact disc (CD) player (commonly called a boombox), along…
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If you’ve ever been camping, you probably have a vivid memory of something you ate during your trip. And maybe you even remember how it smelled or what the texture was like. After all, part of the camping experience is cooking outside of your traditional…
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If you’re visiting South Padre Island, between the beach, wildlife and activity opportunities, there is plenty to keep you busy When you think of Texas, you probably picture vast amounts of land filled with farms and ranches. After all, there are more than 120 million…
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With a wide variety of camping sleep systems to choose from, both in-store and online, here’s how to choose the right setup for you Camping is a great way to get away from civilization, unplug or simply get some fresh air while star gazing around…
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Water and outdoor adventure go hand in hand. Your body needs to stay hydrated so that you can perform your best outside. If you don’t stay hydrated, your physical performance can suffer — especially with intense exercise, like elevation gains while hiking in extreme heat.…
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Going well beyond fit, factors such as UV protection and polarization should be considered when choosing sunglasses for water activities You probably already know that the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) radiation can wreak havoc on your eyes if you don’t protect them while you’re outside adventuring.…
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Yellowstone National Park is a place of wonder. With hydrothermal and geological features — some unlike anywhere else on earth — visitors have been drawn to Yellowstone for nearly 150 years since it became designated as the first U.S. National Park in 1872. In 2020…
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You probably already know about the importance of hydrating during your outdoor adventures. Whether you’re hiking, kayaking, rock climbing or out on a trail run, it’s important to drink plenty of water. Water helps you think clearer, it helps regulate your body temperature and keeps…
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Across the United States, the U.S. Forest Service (USFS) provides hundreds of cabins that are available for rent. During the early 1900s, workers in the Civilian Conservation Corps built the majority of these rustic log cabin structures for seasonal forestry staff and forest rangers to…
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