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  • How to Bring Up the Altimeter on a Garmin GPS

    Garmin is a leading name in outdoor GPS systems. Series like eTrex and Oregon are standards in outdoor GPS navigation. Though it may seem less useful than GPS navigation, a built-in barometric altimeter allows you to monitor your ascent and descent and find your specific location on a topographic map. Since there are numerous outdoor GPS units that include b… read more

  • How to Lace Burton Upper Zone Boots

    It can be a real pain to realize that your snowboarding boot laces have come undone...again---but it can be dangerous to have them dangling while in action and hard to tie them when in cold, snowy climates. With that in mind, it is a welcome change to see a boot on the market that eliminates these hassles. Burton's Upper Zone boots have a speed zone lacing s… read more

  • How to Improve Grip Strength for Climbing

    Improving your grip for rock climbing will help you to become a more confident, stronger and safer climber. Of course rock climbing is great training for ice and mixed climbing as well. There are several ways you can improve your grip strength. Many of these ways can be done easily when you aren't able to be on the rock itself. So go ahead, train at your des… read more

  • How to Train for Tree Climbing

    Tree climbing is an up-and-coming sport that combines many of the same techniques used in rock climbing with the convenience of trees. Tree climbers must prepare their bodies in much the same way as they would before climbing boulders or rock walls. Taking the time to properly condition and prepare muscle groups for a tree climb can significantly enhance the… read more

  • Kayak Conditioning Exercises

    When you are not on the water but want to stay in shape for kayaking, there are a number of conditioning exercises you can do to retain your shape and improve your strength. Conditioning exercises take a variety of different forms so you can stay in shape throughout the seasons. read more

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  • Bunny Hop a Mountain Bike

    The bunny hop is one of the most useful mountain biking techniques you can learn. It allows you to jump your bike over small obstacles. It's easier to perform a bunny hop if you have clipless pedals installed on your bike rather than p… read more

  • How to Make Copies of Animal Tracks

    If you find an animal track that is relatively whole and in good shape then you may want to make a copy of the track with plaster to capture the imprint. It can be difficult to find a perfect track but even one that is mostly whole can… read more

  • How to Fold the Instant Junior Sun Shelter

    The Instant Junior Sun Shelter is a product designed to shield your baby or toddler from the sun's harmful rays while allowing them to enjoy being outside. The sun shade opens easily by removing it from the carrying case and allowing i… read more

  • How to Fish With Tube Jigs

    A type of fishing jig growing in popularity is the tube jig. This is a hollow plastic tube with a round head at the front and streamers at the end. If used properly, tube jigs can make effective impersonations of darting minnows and cr… read more

  • How to Put up a Pop-Up Tent

    Pop-up tents are small, lightweight camping tents. The main attraction is that they are quick and easy to set up and bring down. They are usually dome-shaped and made of waterproof material such as nylon. It takes only a few minutes to… read more

  • The Best Days for the Cheapest Travel Airfares & Hotels

    Your vacation time is here and money is tight. Give up your outdoor adventure? No way. With a little knowledge and some flexibility with your calendar, you can afford much more than you ever thought. read more

  • Facts About Wheelchair Athletes

    Perceptions of those with physical disabilities (and what they are capable of) have come a long way since the first heavy, awkward and inefficient steel-and-wood wheelchairs. For those in chairs, athletics are now readily available and… read more

  • How to Caulk an RV Rubber Roof

    Rubber RV roofs, also known as EPDM roofs, are sturdy and long-lasting. They do require regular maintenance, however. Clean and inspect your RV roof every three months to determine whether it needs repair. During your inspection, check… read more

  • How to Adjust Snowshoe Bindings

    The bindings that are attached to the top of your snowshoes basically serve as a harness for your feet. These harnesses can accommodate most types of hiking boots or sports shoes and hold the snowshoes securely to your feet during your… read more

  • How to Load a Kayak Without Scratching It

    Kayaks come in different types such as river kayaks and ocean kayaks, and most weigh 75 pounds or more. Lightweight kayaks are easy for one person to carry, but the heavier kayaks require multiple people to transport. When you load a k… read more

  • Lower Ab Exercises

    Abdominal muscles support your trunk, known also as your "core." Whether you run, hike or bike trails, you need core strength for top performance and to avoid injuries. Try these exercises that focus on the lower abdomen to ensure the… read more

  • How to Hang a Kayak in a Garage

    Kayaks should be stored properly when they are not in use. The best way to store kayaks is by hanging them indoors. To hang a kayak in a garage, all you need is space and a few items, and you can safely put away your boat until your ne… read more

  • How Do Clipless Bicycle Pedals Work?

    You may notice your cycling friends wear special shoes and ride bikes with tiny pedals. While an extra investment, cycling shoes and clipless pedals can improve your efficiency and increase your safety on your bike. read more

  • How do I Make a Straight Loop in a Fishing Line Leader?

    Knots are just as much a part of fishing as hooks, weights, lures and line. Knowing how to select and properly tie the correct knot is essential and can mean the difference between a great day of fishing and watching the big one swim a… read more

  • How do I Autoroute Trails with the Garmin TOPO Map 60CSX?

    Garmin Electronics makes products ranging from fish and depth finders to handheld GPS units like the 60 CSx. One function of particular use to backcountry explorers and adventurers is the auto route. This feature drops electronic waypo… read more

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    Backcountry Camping Tips

    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

    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

    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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