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How to Organize Food for a Long Trip

Whether you'll be staying in one place on a long camping trip, or moving to several locations, if you are going on a long trip, you'll want to organize your food. Keeping all your food organized will make it easier to access and keep it fresh longer. Nothing is more frustrating than searching through several bags looking for one particular item or misplacing… read more
List of Energy Bars

Energy bars are a convenient way to get some food in your system. They're light, they pack well and they are usually packed with calories. They are a favorite among backpackers, cyclists and people who find the need to eat on the run. And nowadays, active people have a variety of energy bars to choose from. They come in so many forms that it's easy to find o… read more
Vegetarian Restaurants in Denver, Colorado

Denver, Colorado has many excellent vegetarian restaurants from which tourists can choose. Denver has over 200 city and mountain parks that provide activities. Many parks have hiking, swimming, boating, fishing, mountain climbing and skiing. Winter Park Resort offers ice skating, skiing, snow shoeing, snow bike trips in the winter months. Recreational boatin… read more
Portland, Oregon's Best Vegan Restaurants

In 2008, the editors of "VegNews" named Portland the Veg City Taking Over the World. This came as no surprise to local vegans, who have long been proud of their hometown's interest in local and sustainable agriculture, fresh ingredients and innovative cuisine. If planning on visiting Portland, travelers can plan on enjoying a variety of animal-free meals aro… read more
Organic Restaurants in Hackensack, New Jersey

The town of Hackensack is in the state of New Jersey but is just a 20-minute drive from New York City. Despite its close proximity to the excitement of the Big Apple, Hackensack still draws its own share of tourists with attractions such as the New Jersey Naval Museum and the World War II submarine the USS Ling. Other attractions include the Hackensack River… read more

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Things to Do in Akron, Ohio

Akron is an industrial city that offers surprising access to a wide array of outdoor activities. Hike into the Cuyahoga River natural areas or take long walks on the Ohio & Erie Canal towpath. Explore an industry tycoon's mansion a… read more
Denver Health Food Restaurants

Eating out does not have to be synonymous with unhealthy food. Several restaurants in the Denver area offer healthy entrees, appetizers and desserts. These restaurants also use environmentally-conscious practices; you can dine on healt… read more
Hotels Near Pearl River, New York

The Hilton Pearl River is Pearl River, N.Y.'s premier accommodation for your Lower Hudson Valley outdoors, recreation, and touring activities. Located on 17 acres just off the Palisades Parkway and convenient to the New York State Thru… read more
Restaurants in Hohokus, New Jersey

The limited selection of restaurants in Hohokus, New Jersey, will delightfully surprise even the most discerning palate. Gourmet food is apparently the norm and international cuisine a given in this town. After a weekend of dining in H… read more
Restaurants in St. James, New York

Located in Suffolk County in Long Island, New York, St. James is a residential community composed of families and home to the University of Stony Brook. The town is also the home of numerous area restaurants featuring tasty fare such a… read more
Hotels in Bolivia

Bolivia is a remote, land-locked country in South America that offers many attractions for the outdoor enthusiast. From salt-flat deserts to horseback riding in the jungle, Bolivia has a wealth of activities. The capital city of Boli… read more
Mount Kisco, New York Restaurants

Located near the Hudson River and a number of lakes, the area near Mt. Kisco offers a wealth of water sports, including swimming, boating and kayaking. Play a round at one of several golf courses available in the area. Or hike the nea… read more
Irvington, New York Restaurants

Located on the Hudson River, Irvington, New York is a small town with a lot to do. With great fishing opportunities and no less than four parks, Irvington is a place where you can take in the tranquil beauty of the riverfront or walk t… read more
Restaurants in the Lexington, Kentucky Area

Lexington, Ky., is the much-overlooked queen city of the central Kentucky region, home of the Keeneland Thoroughbred Racetrack in the heart of horse country. Regional attractions also include some of Kentucky's impressive caves, beauti… read more
Hotels on Camelback in Phoenix

Camelback Mountain is the most recognizable peak in the Phoenix area. Named for its similarity to a crouching camel, this mountain in the middle of the city is a popular spot for hiking, biking and enjoying the desert scenery. When s… read more
Vegetarian Restaurants in the Seattle Area

Men's Fitness Magazine has consistently rated Seattle in the top ten on its annual list of fittest cities. It's no wonder considering the easy access to outdoor activities and the high interest in healthy lifestyles. The interest in he… read more
Restaurants in Charleston, SC

Beach life at its best, Charleston, South Carolina is a top destination for outdoor lovers who enjoy immersing themselves completely in water life rather than merely spectating. After surfing or skiing, or after a guided kayak tour on… read more
Lodging & Hotels in Tofino, BC

Discover Tofino on the west coast of British Columbia, once known as a timber and fishing town, now attracting people from everywhere to experience its natural wonders, temperate climate, hot springs, sea lions, whales and more. Enjoy… read more
What are the Best Restaurants in West Hollywood, California?

West Hollywood likes to look good, inside and out. You'll find a fitness-obsessed culture here and devotion to all things organic, vegan and locally sourced. That said, there's plenty of comfort food to be had, too, and a willingness t… read more
Camp Kitchen Procedures

For many, one of the best parts of camping is setting up a camp kitchen and cooking in the outdoors. However, operating a camp kitchen requires a number of procedures above and beyond mere food storage and preparation. Care must be tak… 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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