If you’re one of those people who believe Europe is just about history and beautiful cities, we’re here to set you right. There’s a lot more to this continent than just delicious food and incredible sightseeing. It’s not as easy to find as many remote…
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Congratulations, you’ve done it! After weeks, months or maybe even years of hemming and hawing, you’ve committed to adventuring on the journey of a lifetime and pursuing your dream of an Appalachian Trail thru-hike. The initial whirlwind of emotions and excitement can quickly give way…
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Some of the most stunning landscapes in America are protected within its 59 national parks, and you can reach some of the greatest corners of national heritage while out on day hikes. A lot of them can be done even if you are a beginner,…
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One of the newer state parks in North Carolina is Elk Knoboutside of the city of Boone and the latest state park I checked out. We went there over the Memorial Day Weekend and being a newer park may explain why we were able to…
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I think it was 3 years ago that I was sent an Energizer headlamp to do a product review for the blog. Here was my report.I still think it is the best headlamp I own, BUT it’s heavy. Well, not really – but when you…
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Seems like a number of folks that know I love the outdoors have been seeking me out to ask me about ticks I guess cause I should know something about them. Well I do know a little bit they BITE!!! It would appear the mild…
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White Nose Syndrome a devastating disease is killing bats up and down the east coast and is the reason National Forest has closed mines and caves to visitors. “The effort has been to slow the spread of this bat-killing fungus. It’s very…
First, I want to thank Laura from Asylum PRfor giving me an opportunity to review this knife. Here is the Press Release that caught my attention: New Knife from Light My Fire Features an Integrated FireSteel® Swedish FireKnife™ combines a…
I’ve posted articles before about reading maps and utilizing topos to search out attractive land features, but substituting a GPS for an old fashioned compass is a great way to wind up lost and cursing your dead batteries. Take a compass. Hard to…
I was surfing over at OutdoorHubwhen I came across this story about the BioLite camp stoveand I got to tell you I was amazed. With their stove you can have a stove that converts the heat from a wood fire into electricity and carry it…
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