How To Safely Use Distress Flares When Lost At Sea
Distress flares can save your life if you're ever lost at sea. However, they can also be dangerous if not handled correctly. Here's how to safely use one.
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The Rule Of Three That'll Help People Find You If You're Lost In The Woods
Even the most seasoned hikers can get lost in the woods. If this ever happens to you, be sure to remember the rule of three and how to incorporate it.
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Prevent Getting Lost In The Woods With These Helpful Tips
Getting lost in the woods happens more often than you think. Preparation starts before you even hit the trail, so here's what you need to know.
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What Is The STOP Method And How Can It Help You If You're Lost In The Woods?
If you ever find yourself lost in the woods, using something known as the STOP method can help you avoid unnecessary risks and get back to safety.
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The Genius Phone Tip That Can Help You If You Get Lost In The Woods
Preparing for a safe hike should begin before you hit the trail. Here's what to do with your phone while you still have service.
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Here's How To Properly Read An Avalanche Forecast
if you're exploring an avalanche-prone region, it's important to stay informed. Avalanche forecasts, in particular, should always be checked.
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Simple Ways To Protect Your Home & Outdoor Space During A Storm
While it's best to start preparing your home for a storm well before it even forms, there are still some things you can do to minimize the damage.
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Why You Should Pack A Mirror For Your Next Outdoor Adventure
Increasingly, hikers rely on cell phones and GPS devices instead of once-essential tools. Here's why mirrors remain an emergency supply item to have on hand.
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How To Plan Out Your Hiking Route And Why It's Important
Planning your hiking route is one of the most important steps to ensure an enjoyable outdoor adventure. Here are all the factors to consider.
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The Dangerous Reason You Shouldn't Touch This Wild Newt
While the California newt may appear non-threatening and cute, this critter is actually very toxic. Here's why you should refrain from touching or handling one.
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Rules You Should Follow When Bringing Your Dog On The Boat
A trip outdoors with your pup is always fun. If you ever wondered how to prepare your dog for a boating trip, here are some rules to follow.
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What To Do If You Start Having An Allergic Reaction While Camping
An allergy attack in the wild can be irritating at best and frightening if severe. If you have an allergic reaction while camping, here's what you should do.
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How To Prepare For A Hurricane
If you live near a coastal region and are caught in a hurricane, you need to know what to do. Here are our tips for preparing for a hurricane.
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How To Properly Remove A Tick
What is the best way to remove a tick bite? An expert tells Outdoor Guide that specialized devices aren't necessary, but precision is vital. Here's why.
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3 Serious Spider Bites That Require Immediate Medical Treatment
Usually, the majority of spiders you encounter are harmless. However, there are three bites you need to be aware of that require medical attention.
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The Genius Technique That'll Help You Find Your Way Out Of The Woods If You're Lost
If you ever find yourself lost in the woods, don't panic. One method you can try may help you orient yourself while also helping rescuers find you.
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What To Know About Flash Flooding And Our Top Tips For Staying Safe
Flash floods can happen anywhere and they happen fast. Here's what you need to know about flash flooding along with our top tips for staying safe.
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What To Know About Tornadoes And Our Top Tips For Staying Safe
Tornados may seem rare, but they happen more than you'd think. Here's everything you need to know about surviving during a tornado emergency.
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Ensure A Safe Solo Adventure By Taking These Important Steps
Enjoying the outdoors on your own can be incredibly therapeutic. That said, it also means you should take extra precautions to ensure a safe solo adventure.
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Our Tips For Preparing And Staying Safe During An Earthquake
Earthquakes can happen without warning, no matter where you are. Being adequately prepared can save your life if you're outdoors when an earthquake strikes.
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How To Safely Kayak In Different Types Of Water
Kayaking has grown in popularity over the last several years, and there are lots of places to do it. Here's how to safely kayak in different types of water.
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These Apps Can Help Keep You Safe While Exploring The Outdoors
Nobody is immune to accidents, even seasoned hikers. If you ever find yourself in an emergency while outside, these safety apps are handy to have on your phone.
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Safety Tips To Know Before Firing Up Your Grill
Grilling is a staple summertime activity. Regardless of where you choose to cook, be it a campsite or backyard, there are some safety tips to remember.
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An Expert Breaks Down The Most Dangerous Snakes In North America
North America is home to several highly venomous snakes. To find out more about them, we spoke to Jay Brewer, host of Roku's "Reptile Royalty."
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Self-Defense Essentials Every Solo Traveler Should Own
When planning a solo trip, it's easy to forget a few things. Your safety should come first, so remember to pack all of these self-defense essentials.
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Try This Toothpick Trick To Help You Find Your Way When You Are Lost In The Wilderness
Even the most experienced hikers can forget to pack something for their outdoor adventures. This toothpick trick can help you if you're lost without a compass.
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How To Survive If You Get Lost At Sea While Scuba Diving
Scuba divers usually think about underwater exploration - not about getting lost. If you ever find yourself separated from your group, here's what to do.
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