A Polar Vortex Is Heading This Way: Here's What It Means For Weather
Meteorologists are observing the beginnings of a polar vortex in much of the U.S. But how does this impact Thanksgiving day travel, and how should you prepare?
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Winter Is Almost Here. Here's What The National Weather Service Is Predicting
Get ready for winter, bundle up, and be aware of the incoming weather. The National Weather Service has made its predictions for the upcoming winter season.
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Winter Is Coming. Here's What An OpenSnow Forecaster Predicts For The Season
OpenSnow has long-term forecasts specifically for those who love winter sports. These are the types of weather conditions you can expect to see this winter.
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Here's What The Old Farmer's Almanac Is Predicting For Thanksgiving Weather
Since 1792, travelers have turned to The Old Farmer’s Almanac for weather predictions. This Thanksgiving, it’s worth checking what’s happening in your region.
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New Jersey's Latest Hiking Trail Is A Train Track Turned Path For Walkers
Rail-to-trail conversions are popular for good reason: The land is there and primed for walking and cycling. Now Passaic, New Jersey boasts a homegrown trail.
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How The US Government Shutdown Will Impact The National Parks
The government officially shut down Oct 1st until a budget can be agreed on. There's good news and bad news when it comes to visiting America's national parks.
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What Outdoor Enthusiasts Should Know About The Recent Roadless Rule Rollbacks
Back in 2001, the U.S. Government introduced a law to help protect the country's national forests and grasslands. Today, that same law is under threat.
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South Carolina Is Set To Open A New State Park For The First Time In 20 Years
South Carolina has a network of 47 state parks with 90,000 acres of activity. Residents of The Palmetto State are about to get a first-of-its-kind 48th park.
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A Partial Solar Eclipse Is Coming: Here Are The Best Spots For Catching A Glimpse
Solar eclipses, both total and partial, happen a few times around the world each year. Here’s where to head to catch September’s impressive partial eclipse.
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Do You Have To Worry About The Flesh Eating New World Screwworm?
Common in Central America, the flesh-eating New World screwworm was reported in the U.S. for the first time in 50 years. Here's what to do to avoid infection.
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Hawaii Is Seeing A Rapid Rise In Sea Urchins And The Consequences Could Be Devastating
In addition to posing a threat to swimmers, sea urchins in this popular snorkeling and diving spot in Hawaii are also harming the local ecosystem.
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Why This Town Is Restricting Bird Feeders
Discover why one town is restricting the use of bird feeders in residential areas and why you might want to implement some of the same practices yourself.
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What To Know About The Land Snorkeling Trend Before Trying It Yourself
While snorkeling typically involves water, a new trend called land snorkeling is a bit different. Discover what this term means and how to get in on the trend.
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The Decor Trend That'll Give Your Patio A More Unique And Personalized Look
If you want to add more interest and personality to your patio, check out this unique decor trend that's so easy to customize to your style and preferences.
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This Is The Absolute Worst US State To Camp In, According To New Data
Some states, like California and Washington, should come as no surprise to be popular camping destinations. That said, have you ever wondered about the worst?
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