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What to Pack for a Day Hike to a Swimming Hole

One of the best ways to enjoy a summer day is to hit the trails and hike to a local swimming hole. Unlike other, drier hikes, hiking to a swimming hole requires additional items that you might not otherwise bring. Here is a list of must-have items to pack on your day hike to a swimming hole. read more
The Best Day Hiking Boots

Men, women and also dogs enjoy hikes in the local woods or mountains. You might encounter well maintained hiking trails or you may have to deal with the varied terrains of unkempt paths. The best day hiking boots are made from breathable material, should feature soles that prevent slippage in any terrain, and also provide the comfort of all day wear. Protect… read more
Day Hike Survival List

Too often, hikers are ill-prepared for worst-case scenarios, because they believe they are taking a simple day hike. However, a sudden storm, an injury or stepping off the trail can change a day hike into a dangerous night on the mountain. Here are some things to pack along on a day hike in case of an emergency. read more
Four-Day Hiking Trips for Thanksgiving Weekend

While weather can be a factor in enjoying the outdoors in November, the extended holiday of Thanksgiving provides plenty of opportunity for multi-day backpacking trips around the country. Depending on the conditions, some winter camping gear may need to be carried on these hikes, and extra warm clothing should always be brought in case the weather changes ab… read more
Recommended Shoes for Day Hiking

Day hikes are outings on defined trails and with light loads (usually under 25 lb.). A heavy boot offering the solid ankle support needed to haul a 60 lb. load over a mountain is too much of a shoe for such a trek, which is where the hiking shoe comes in. However, light does not mean cheap, and there are a lot of flimsy hiking shoes on the market that would… read more

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Hiking Gear for The Appalachian Trail

The Appalachian Trail is a 2,175-mile path ranging from Katahdin Mountain in Maine to Springer Mountain in Georgia. Since its completion in 1937, few people have claimed to embark on the hike from one end to the other. Those who do, ge… read more
Civil War Day Hikes Near Washington, DC

The Eastern Theater of the Civil War was the realm in which nearly all of the war's most famous battles took place, and most of these sites are within a few hours of Washington, D.C. They are also remarkably well-preserved, and in most… read more
How to Hike ""The Subway"" in Zion National Park

Zion National Park is full of natural beauty and excitement, and one of the best ways to see it all is on a hike. While there are several trails in the park that offer the average hiker plenty of views and adventure, the Subway is one… read more
How to Hike the Inca Trail in Two Days

According to the Peru Tourism Bureau, over 25,000 hikers from over the world hike the Inca trail to Machu Picchu. The trail usually begins at Qorihuayrachina and ends 27 miles and three to four days later at Machu Picchu. There is, how… read more
How to Make a Poncho Tent

Knowing how to make a poncho tent means you can quickly provide yourself an emergency shelter on the fly if you are suddenly caught in inclement weather. On a short trail hike or day trip, you will not be carrying a tent and may not ha… read more
The Best Ways to Travel Ireland

The beauty of traveling in Ireland is that there is a mode of travel that appeals to everyone. Opt to travel by bike, on foot, by car or public transport. Your destination, itinerary and goal will determine which form of travel works b… read more
Big Island Hawaii Activities

The Big Island of Hawaii provides plentiful chances for those who love the great outdoors to enjoy their vacation in paradise. The gorgeous beaches are only the beginning when it comes to having fun with recreation beneath the sun on t… read more
How to Fix a Camper Awning

Relaxing beneath the shade of an awning after a long hike or day on the road is one of the pleasures of owing a camper. Ensure the longevity of your awning by keeping it clean and fixing tears early before they become a larger problem… read more
Description of the Pacific Crest Trail

The Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) extends 2,650 miles from British Columbia, Canada, to Mexico, passing through Washington state, Oregon and California and exposing the beautiful high deserts, glaciers and volcanic peaks of the Sierra Neva… read more
Hotels in Black Hawk, Colorado

Black Hawk, Colorado was founded as a gold mining town, and a different kind of gold mine saved the tiny mountain community from becoming a ghost town. The introduction of casino gambling in 1991 revitalized the town. In addition to th… read more
Attractions in Naples, Florida

Naples attractions offer a natural wonderland that will delight the senses while satisfying your hunger for an outstanding outdoor adventure, whether you are looking for a peaceful hike, a day in a canoe or a bike tour like no other. A… read more
About Agadir, Morocco, Tourism

Don't expect a lot of historic structures or exotic culture when you travel to Agadir. This bustling city on the Atlantic coastline in southern Morocco is brimming with trendy cafes, lively nightlife and modern architecture. Tourists f… read more
Pike Place Market Hotels

Seattle's Pike Place Market is a great place to pause before heading out of town for some of the exciting hikes and climbs in the area. You can stock up on fresh, locally produced trail food from the market's many fine food vendors, an… read more
The Best Largemouth Bass Fishing Rod & Reel

There are a large number of rods and reels suitable for catching largemouth bass, and every largemouth bass angler has his favorite. Choosing the best combo depends almost exclusively on the type of largemouth bass fishing you intend t… read more
Top Things to Do in Portland, OR

With its proximity to the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, as well as Mount Hood National Forest, Portland, Oregon, is a gem in the Pacific Northwest. The city hosts more than 10,000 acres of parks and natural areas, two rive… read more

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Backcountry Camping Tips

You've already tried car and RV camping. You've camped at commercial campsites that had a convenient restroom and water supply. Now, you want to explore the road less traveled. Backcountry camping, also known as primitive camping, is a wonderful way to explore the remote...
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Beach Camping Near Pismo Beach, California

Pismo State Beach, California, has many attractions and activities including camping, swimming, hiking and wildlife viewing. Birdwatching is one of the primary activities in the area. The park also has the largest over-wintering colony of monarch butterflies in the natio...
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Common Sense Hiking Tips

The first and most fundamental thing is never hike alone. There are too many situations, especially as an unexperienced hiker, where you may find yourself without anyone to help you. So the buddy system works and applies very much in hiking.
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