Easily Remove Ticks After A Hike With The Help Of A Common Household Staple
Whether running through the foliage, or doing a full-on backwoods hike, one risk is being covered in ticks. Before they bite, grab this tool from your closet.
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The Best Method For Cleaning Your Backpack After A Camping Trip
Camping and hiking can be messy ventures, so caring for your gear after each outing is essential. There is a right, wrong, and a best way to clean a backpack.
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Laws You May Not Know About At US National Parks
Most of us try and stay on our best behavior when visiting America's national parks. But even the best among us may not know all the rules and regulations.
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Beware Of Dangerous Waters When Swimming At This Area Of The Beach
Swimming in ocean waters is one of the perks of beachgoing. However, be aware that this part of the beach usually has "no swimming" signs posted for a reason.
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Think Twice Before Adventuring In These Snake-Filled Lakes And Rivers In Nebraska
Nebraska's reservoirs and waterways are popular recreation areas for boating, camping and more. They are also popular with many of the state's venomous snakes.
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The Popular, But Surprisingly Dangerous Time To Hike At Mt. Rainier National Park
Mt. Rainier is a stunning place to hike, but one season hides serious dangers that can catch visitors off guard.
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Waterproofing While Hiking And Camping Just Got Easier With A Must-Pack Essential
Nothing is worse than getting caught in the rain while hiking or camping. Luckily, this must-pack essential can make waterproofing on the go much easier.
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Hikers Are Absolutely Loving This Budget-Friendly Costco Find
Hiking is an activity that can be as simple or as complex as you make it. It helps to have the right equipment, and hikers love this bargain Costco accessory.
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How To Stay Safe While Hiking Near Waterfalls
Hiking to and around waterfalls is a highly popular activity. It's important to remember to take extra safety measures when admiring these natural wonders.
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Camping In Your Car May Not Be The Best Option And Here's Why
Car camping, or camping in your car, has become increasingly popular for its convenience. But it also has some drawbacks worth noting before you head out.
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Bike Touring Or Bikepacking: How To Choose The Best Cycling Style For Your Next Adventure
If you've been on a lot of road trips and want to try something new, consider bikepacking or a bike tour. Here’s how to decide which one is best for you.
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The Idaho State Park Where You Can Swim Next To The Mountains And Zipline Through The Trees
Sure, national parks are amazing. But don't forget there are plenty of gorgeous state parks also, including this pristine lakeside park in northern Idaho.
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What Is Reef Safe Sunscreen And Why You Should Use It
It's not only your safety that counts when swimming or snorkeling — protect marine life as well. Here’s all you need to know about reef safe sunscreen.
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What Happened To Shark Tank's Oru Kayak's Fold-Up Boat
Fans of Shark Tank or kayaking may recall the trio that presented an origami-like fold-up boat to the Sharks. A decade later, here's where the company's at.
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Enjoy A Foot Pain-Free Hike With The Help Of An Oft-Overlooked Piece Of Gear
If you're an avid hiker, whether it's 10 miles at a time or 1,000, you may find your feet aching and not recovering. This increasingly popular item can help.
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How To Determine The Best Fishing Boat Size For Your Next Adventure
If you're ready to buy a fishing boat, it's important to take inventory of a number of factors. Buying the right boat size for your fishing style is vital.
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How To Choose The Best Boat Type For Your Next Coastal Saltwater Fishing Adventure
With almost 1,000 miles of saltwater coastline, the U.S. provides many different fishing opportunities. Choosing the right boat for specific waterways is vital.
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Follow These Simple Steps To Get Your Boating License
Getting out on the water is a national pastime for 100 million Americans. If you're ready to grab the helm, these are the steps for obtaining a boating license.
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The Incredible Glacier National Park Trail That's Considered The Busiest In The US
While there are thousands of trails in the National Park System, one in Glacier National Park is considered the busiest in the United States.
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DIY Fishing Lures From This Common Kitchen Utensil
While you may be used to purchasing your fishing lures from the store, you can easily DIY them out of a common utensil you have in your kitchen.
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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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Why You May Want To Think Twice Before Boating On Holiday Weekends
While holiday weekends may seem like the perfect time to go out on the water, there's one main reason why you might want to rethink boating on these days.
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This Uninhabited Island On The Texas Coast Offers A Unique Beach Experience
If you're looking for quiet, remote beaches with nothing but incredible views and outdoor activities galore, you can't do better than this private Texas island.
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Camp And Fish On This Remote National Seashore In Texas
Coastal Texas is a bucket list-worthy destination for those who love shore and bay fishing and beach camping. This remote spot is surprisingly easy to get to.
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The Less-Visited Island Of Kauai Is Home To One Of The Most Treacherous Climbs
While Kauai is the third smallest of the main Hawaiian islands, it's actually home to two treacherous hikes, including this soggy but beautiful long climb.
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5 Creatures To Beware Of When Adventuring In New York's Ocean
New York state boasts many shorelines, with a veritable cornucopia of recreational opportunities. But not all the ocean's residents are waiting to welcome you.
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How To Safely Handle And Release Fish
Catch-and-release fishing has become a popular option among anglers looking to enjoy the sport, while aiding the local population. Here's how to do it safely.
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