11 Tragic Caving Disasters
While caving is a sport enjoyed by millions, there are significant risks. From disorienting dives to unfortunate rockfall, danger lurks around every corner.
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The Roof Snow Removal Trick That May Be Worth The Effort
When snow builds up on your roof, there is a risk of damage, and a safety risk below. Do not climb up on the roof! Instead grab this handy item and make it fun.
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The Common Gear Mistake To Avoid When Encountering Bears While Hiking
Some national parks are well-known for their bear populations. If you ever encounter a bear while hiking, avoid making this common gear mistake.
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U.S. States Where You're Most Likely To Encounter Black Widows
Black widows are one of the most common venomous spider species in the U.S., but where do they live and how do you avoid getting bit by one?
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Deadly Black Ice On Wintery Roads: Can It Be Predicted Before You Start Driving?
Encountering black ice on the road during winter can be deadly. Here's how to stay safe and determine the risk of black ice before you begin driving.
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The Holiday Season Is Almost Here. Old Farmer's Almanac Shares Its Christmas Weather Predictions
Whether traveling for the holidays or checking on your favorite snowboarding destination, The Old Farmer's Almanac has you covered with its Christmas forecasts.
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How To Prevent Theft While Hiking In Popular National Parks
Theft is a common crime in national parks, and thieves tend to target cars parked at trailheads. Here are a few steps to prevent theft while you're hiking.
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The Ancient Gardening Technique That Can Produce Better Crops For Years To Come
For thousands of years, humans in places all around the world, including ancient Rome, have used an ancient gardening technique to deter pests and improve soil.
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The Invasive Mosquito Species That's Been Spotted In The US And How To Protect Yourself
As climate change creates warmer seasons, dangerous mosquitoes that carry deadly diseases are being found in more U.S. states. Here's how to avoid being bit.
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When You Get Bitten By A Tick, Here's What Could Happen To Your Body
In much of the U.S., ticks are nearly unavoidable. While most tick bites are harmless, it’s important to know what could happen and what symptoms to look for.
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How To Stay Safe And Secure Your Tent When Camping During High Winds
If you're camping outside and the wind really picks up, how can you best secure your tent while staying safe? And how can you prepare for high winds?
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A Clever Winter Preparation Tip That Make Removing Snow Even Easier
Are you ready for winter? Snowfall can put a damper on things around your driveway, but there's a better way to prepare for snow removal before it even starts.
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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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Freezing Winter Weather Is On Its Way To Central And Eastern US. Here's How You Can Prepare
Freezing temperatures are coming, and while winter can be unpredictable, a few steps now can help your home and outdoor spaces stay ready for the cold ahead.
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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.
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A Common Mistake To Avoid When Getting Rid Of A Wasp Nest In Your Yard
Finding a large, active wasp's nest near your house can be nerve-wracking enough. Taking one down the obvious, but wrong way can lead to a lot of angry wasps.
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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.
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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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