The Unexpected Hidden Danger To Beware Of At Death Valley National Park
Death Valley’s extremes aren’t limited to heat. A lesser-known hazard can rise fast from distant storms, reshaping canyons and plans in minutes.
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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.
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It's Baby Copperhead Season: Tips For Staying Safe On Your Next Hike
While you may be ready for sweater weather or spooky season, baby copperhead season is a real thing, as thousands of newborn snakes populate the South and East.
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Snow Is On The Way. Here's What AccuWeather Is Predicting For The Winter Season
As winter approaches, it helps to know when to pack a parka or rain gear. AccuWeather has the skinny on what regions will see heavy snow and when.
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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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Simple Maintenance Tips That'll Help Keep Your Mower From Going Up In Flames
With all the safety considerations for lawn mowing, you also need to worry about flames. There are some tips, though, that will help prevent lawnmower fires.
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Hurricane Season Has Arrived: Here's How To Get Your Garden Ready
As hurricane season looms, generators get filled and storm shutters go up. But don't forget about prepping the trees and plants in your garden and on the patio.
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Are Snow Melting Mats Worth Investing In Before The Winter Snow Hits? Here's What Users Say
Shoveling snow is a pain, and ice melt is an environmental hazard. Instead of doing all the hard work, some folks like the convenience of snow-melting mats.
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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.
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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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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.
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Why You May Want To Reconsider Using Electric Fencing In Your Yard
An electric fence in your yard might be effective, but the benefits don't outweigh the drawbacks — and you could be better off opting for a safer alternative.
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A Must-Know Safety Tip To Keep In Mind When Camping In Your Car
Car camping allows you to enjoy the great outdoors in style and comfort. If you want to try it out, though, you'll still need to remember this vital safety tip.
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How To Manage Phone Battery Life While Hiking In Areas With Poor Or No Reception
If you've ever found yourself trying to save the last 20% of a phone battery halfway through a hike, you know there must be a better way. In fact, there is.
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The Overlooked Alaska National Park That's A Great Spot For Your Next Winter Adventure
When thinking about Alaska's national parks, people think Denali, but another remote destination is the largest park in the U.S., and an adventure in winter.
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A Group Hiking Tip That'll Keep You Safe On Your Next Adventure
Hiking may be good for you, but it's not totally risk-free. Keep these walking tips in mind, and remember: There's always safety in numbers.
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Need A New Hiking Backpack? Make Sure It Has This Potentially Life-Saving Feature
Nothing's more important than staying safe while hiking in the great outdoors. Luckily, one small change to your backpack could save you all kinds of trouble.
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How To DIY An Emergency Whistle For Extra Safety On A Camping Trip
A whistle is a vital tool when it comes to staying safe while camping. If you've left yours at home, though, don't fret: Just make one yourself.
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The Old Farmer's Almanac's Winter Weather Forecast Is Here And This Is What It Predicts
Each year, the Old Farmer's Almanac issues its winter weather forecasts with an 80% accuracy rate. Before you head outdoors, check out what it's predicting.
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A Must-Know Rule That'll Help You Find A Safe Campsite
When choosing campsite, there's a lot to think about. If you want to find a safe place to camp, there's one critical thing that shouldn't be overlooked.
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How To Keep Yellowjackets From Nesting In Your Yard
Yellowjackets can turn your peaceful backyard into a danger zone. Use these prevention strategies stop them from setting up shop before it's too late.
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Why You May Want To Skip Out On The DIY Marble Fence Trend
The marble fence trend looks stunning on social media, but there's a serious safety risk most DIYers don't realize. Here's what you need to know first.
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What To Do If Your Clothes Smell Like Food While Camping In Bear Country
Bears are not only attracted to food at campsites, but they can also be drawn to the smell of food on clothing. Knowing what to do with your clothing can help.
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How To Easily Bear-Proof Your Bird Feeder
Unfortunately, as well as feather friends, bird feeders can entice bears to visit. These simple modifications keep both your feeder and your yard safe them.
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Why Burning Pulled Weeds In Your Fire Pit Is A Bad Idea
Tossing pulled weeds into your fire pit seems like perfect disposal, but this common practice can backfire in dangerous and costly ways. Learn the risks here.
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Keep Bugs Away From Your Campsite With The Help Of A Feathery Plant
Camping, at its best, is a relaxing break. At its worst, it's a bug-fueled nightmare. Fortunately this common plant wards off biting insects in several ways.
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The Unexpectedly Dangerous New Mexico Swimming Hole You May Want To Skip On Your Next Trip
Deep in New Mexico lies one of America's most beautiful natural swimming holes. Watch out, though, because this tourist hotspot is as dangerous as it is pretty.
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