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  • Two cast iron pots cooking on campfire

    Elaborate, But Delicious Sweet Treats To Make On Your Next Camping Trip

    Roasting marshmallows can get a little old. Instead, bring some skewers and a dutch oven along on your next camping trip for some incredible campfire treats.

    By Ryan Cashman 27 days ago Read More
  • A hummingbird approaching red flowers

    11 Fascinating Facts About Hummingbirds You May Not Have Known

    You probably know that hummingbirds can hover, if you've ever watched them feed. But these tiny pollinators lead fascinating lives, from eating to mating.

    By Daniel Warden 30 days ago Read More
  • Person hiking and calling for help in the woods

    Survival Myths To Know Before Your Next Camping Adventure

    Many people are convinced they know how to survive in the woods, Bear Grylls style. But a lot of what we think we know only works some of the time. Or never.

    By Amanda Ketola 1 month ago Read More
  • A beautiful pond in a well-landscaped garden

    Head-Turning Ways To Add Water To Your Garden

    From gentle streams to natural swimming pools, there are endless ways to add a garden water feature depending on your budget, landscape, and desired upkeep.

    By Daniel Warden 1 month ago Read More
  • Buck with massive antlers in field

    Wild Animals That Are Way More Dangerous Than People Realize (In North America)

    Most of us know to give bears a wide berth in the wild. But there are gentler wild animals, even prey, that can get very aggressive in the wrong situations.

    By Nicholas B. 1 month ago Read More
  • A leftover jack-o'-lantern sitting on a moss covered rock

    8 Things To Do With Those Leftover Holiday Pumpkins

    If you’re like us, it takes a while to toss the season’s pumpkins. The good news is, there are lots of ways to get a little more life (or meals) out of them.

    By Amanda Ketola 1 month ago Read More
  • A Patagonian lake with snow-capped mountains in the distance

    South America's Most Dangerous (And Thrilling) Hikes

    South America is a massive continent with wildly diverse terrain and ecosystems. Exploring it on foot is wondrous, but can be risky if you're not prepared.

    By Daniel Warden 1 month ago Read More
  • A vegetable garden with raised beds

    Crucial Steps You Really Shouldn't Skip While Preparing Your Vegetable Plants For Winter

    If you’ve ever watched farmers prepare their fields before winter hits, you know it's a lot of work. Get your own garden ready for spring with these tips.

    By Daniel Warden 1 month ago Read More
  • Purple sand at Pfeiffer Beach

    The Most Stunning Beaches You've Never Even Heard Of

    Finding a unique beach with incredible views is one thing. Finding one that's not overrun by tourists and doesn't show up on every travelogue, is much harder.

    By Nick Geracie 1 month ago Read More
  • Healthy strawberries growing in a greenhouse

    Companion Plants That Your Strawberries Will Flourish Next To

    Companion plants can be grown in such a way that each plant supports the other. Strawberries, as it happens, are friends with lots of other veggies and flowers.

    By Ryan Cashman 1 month ago Read More
  • A multi-colored assortment of succulents

    These Outdoor Succulents Can Withstand Extreme Winter

    When we think succulents, we generally think hot, dry desert conditions. But many species thrive in cold, rocky areas, and even endure subzero temperatures.

    By Daniel Warden 1 month ago Read More
  • Hand holding moss above garden near bucket

    The Unexpected Benefits Of Adding Moss To Your Garden

    Once thought of as a nuisance, moss is now being recognized for its contributions in creating healthy, low-maintenance, and aesthetically pleasing gardens.

    By Nicholas B. 1 month ago Read More
  • Snowy mountains and vast landscapes at Rocky Mountain National Park

    The Best US National Parks To Visit In The Winter

    From Yosemite to Denali, trade summer crowds for a winter wonderland at these breathtaking U.S. national parks.

    By Daniel Warden 1 month ago Read More
  • Great Smoky Mountains with sunset

    Ranking The Nation's Best National Parks For Camping So You Don't Have To

    Camping in America’s national parks provides unique experiences not to be missed. We’ve found some of the best campsites, from family friendly to adventurous.

    By Nick Geracie 2 months ago Read More
  • A luxurious outdoor space with seating and greenery

    Hacks To Make Your Outdoor Space Look Luxurious On A Tight Budget

    Whatever size outdoor space you have, you want it inviting and appealing. We've got a bunch of ways to dress up your porch or garden without breaking the bank.

    By Amanda Ketola 2 months ago Read More
  • Anxious hiker beside a river

    Crucial Mistakes Every Beginner Backpacker Makes

    Backpacking is a relatively low-entry sport for cost and equipment. There are some basic measures on and off the trail that make the experience so much better.

    By Nicholas B. 2 months ago Read More
  • Aerial view of yard with man mowing lawn

    Essential Lawn Care Tips To Keep Your Yard Thriving

    It may seem as if you can hang up your lawn care equipment once fall brings cool weather. In fact, depending on your grass type, there’s a lot of work to do.

    By Daniel Warden 2 months ago Read More
  • A skunk standing in a grassy field

    Genius Ways To Keep Skunks Off Your Campground

    Skunks are pretty cute, but you don't want them wandering into your campground. With a little camp care and a couple of tools, you can send them on their way.

    By Amanda Ketola 2 months ago Read More
  • A large wooden deck surrounded by forest

    Clever Tips That Will Make Your Deck Look Brand New

    If you've noticed your deck looking a little tired lately, never fear: We've got expert tips for giving everything from the boards to the furnishings a refresh.

    By Daniel Warden 2 months ago Read More
  • Person pruning perennials in the fall

    Perennials You Should Consider Pruning During The Fall Months

    Give your perennials a fall trim to prevent pests, curb disease, and set your garden up for healthier, stronger growth next spring.

    By Nicholas B. 2 months ago Read More
  • An outdoor kitchen beneath a pergola

    Simple Tips For Successfully Winterizing Your Outdoor Kitchen

    As winter approaches, your comfy outdoor space gets less inviting. Whether stashing things away or adapting to conditions, it’s important to know what to do.

    By Daniel Warden 2 months ago Read More
  • A one-dish meal hanging over a campfire

    One-Dish Meals That Will Make Camping So Much Better

    Camping is a balancing act between convenience and efficiency, and that extends to meals. We've got both traditional and innovative dishes, each using one pot.

    By Amanda Ketola 2 months ago Read More
  • Man aerating a residential lawn

    Avoid These Mistakes To Get The Most Out Of Aerating Your Lawn

    Many lawn owners know that aeration is a thing you do from time to time and it helps, well, somehow. But it must be done right, or you can make things worse.

    By Nicholas B. 2 months ago Read More
  • Gardner holding up healthy soil in the sunlight

    Hacks To Improve Garden Soil On A Shoestring Budget

    Whether you're gardening a small space, or keeping a tight budget, soil amendments and fertilizers can get pricey. But there are a lot of free or cheap options.

    By Ryan Cashman 2 months ago Read More
  • A hole in a garden dug by a rodent

    Tricks To Help Identify What Animal Is Digging Holes In Your Yard

    Voles? Moles? Groundhogs? Learn how to identify the animals digging holes in your yard and protect your garden from further damage.

    By Daniel Warden 2 months ago Read More
  • A gardener with orange gloves pruning a hydrangea plant

    Think Twice Before Pruning These Plants During The Winter Months

    Winter is usually the ideal slow time in the yard or garden to cut things back and tidy up. But pruning certain plants when it's cold can actually harm them.

    By Daniel Warden 2 months ago Read More
  • Pouring olive oil from a glass bottle

    Genius Ways You Should Be Using Olive Oil In Your Garden

    Olive oil is useful for so much more than just cooking. In particular, you can use it in the garden to control pests, fix a squeaky hinge, and more.

    By Daniel Warden 2 months ago Read More
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