Rock Climbing Mountaineering

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How to Maintain Rock Climbing Ropes

Climbing ropes are literally a life-line in rock climbing or mountaineering. They are also a symbol of trust between your climbing partner and yourself. In order for a rope to perform the way it is meant to, you must do your part in maintaining your dynamic climbing ropes properly. The following will guide you in preventing damage to your rope, keeping your… read more
Petzl Elios Climbing Helmet?

The Petzl Elios climbing helmet is designed for maximum protection in a minimalist profile. Generous enough to wear over a winter hat for ice climbing and mountaineering, it also has an additional face shield for ice climbing. The adjustable chin straps and headband allow for quick sizing and exterior clips make securing your headlamp a breeze. Available in… read more
Luxury Hotels in Cornwall, England

Located in the extreme southwest of England, Cornwall is a Duchy lying on the coast. Tourists flock here in droves to enjoy water sports, rock climbing and mountaineering, hiking and exploring the pristine coastline. Despite the fact that residents of Cornwall earn some of the lowest wages of any region in the United Kingdom, there are plenty of luxury hotel… read more
Bloomfield, New Mexico, RV Parks

Bloomfield is a small city located in northwestern New Mexico, in the Four Corners Region. The Salmon Ruins Anasazi site is just west of Bloomfield, while Navajo Lake State Park, which has hiking, camping, fishing, and boating, is just east. Durango, in Colorado, is 44 miles north, and has skiing, rock climbing, mountaineering, kayaking, and fishing. Bloomfi… read more
Camping at Shasta Lake

Shasta Lake in northern California is part of the Shasta Trinity National Forest. The lake has more than 300 miles of shoreline, making for plenty of opportunities to kayak-tour, canoe, fish, swim and sail. Hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing, mountaineering and backpacking are possible throughout the region on U.S. Forest Service land. Numerous back- and… read more

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Being prepared is a key factor to a successful adventure in the great outdoors. Whether you are spending several weeks on the John Muir Trail or kayaking your local river, a well-supplied first aid kit is an essential part of your gear… read more
About OSHA Climbing Regulations

For those who oversee or manage facilities that involve outdoor or indoor rock climbing or mountain hiking, certain regulations must be followed as set forth by the federal Occupational Health & Safety Administration. read more
List of Alaska National Parks

Alaska's National Parks offer a wealth of opportunities to experience its wilderness areas firsthand. This pristine state abounds with natural wonders and beauty, attracting thousands of photographers and naturalists to its untamed bac… read more
Guided Fishing Trips in West Virginia

West Virginia's New River Gorge area offers picturesque views while casting a line for fiesty, smallmouth bass. Tour guides chart a course for the best local "fishing holes" while providing hints and tips to novice anglers. A three-day… read more
Famous Food in Philippines

The Philippines offers an outdoor playground filled with activities such as caving, whitewater rafting, sea kayaking, rock climbing, mountain biking, surfing and board sailing. Whether you catch a wave in La Union, trek to the heights… read more
Tropical Vacations on a Budget

When thinking of a relaxing retreat, weary souls conjure up images of white sand beaches, azure waters, tropical breezes and scenic landscapes. For water enthusiasts, swimming, kayaking, snorkeling or diving in pristine waters to explo… read more
Guide to Lake Como

Located in the northern Italian province of Lombardy, Lake Como is one of Europe's biggest lakes and a popular resort destination. It is a great place to spend the day either touring ornate and antique villas, or enjoying the beautiful… read more
Hotels in Downtown Morgantown, West Virginia

Morgantown is home to West Virginia University and the Mountaineers football field and basketball stadium. Aside from college spectator sports, visitors to Morgantown enjoy public access to Cheat Lake with canoeing, fishing, hiking and… read more
Mount Washington Resort in New Hampshire

The Mount Washington Resort is a four-season resort in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire. Mount Washington is the largest mountain in the northeastern United States. The resort has both luxurious and casual lodging and dining options. Outdo… read more
Hotels Near Campton, Kentucky

Overnight, non-camping visitors to the Daniel Boone National Forest or Natural Bridge State Park are in luck, there are plenty of hotels near Campton, Kentucky to choose from. Whether the destination is hiking, rock climbing, mountain… read more
Mitchell, Indiana Hotels

Mitchell, Indiana, is a small city in the southern portion of the Hoosier State. The area is very close to a number of first-rate outdoor recreational opportunities. Hoosier National Forest offers a plethora of activities including ba… read more
Motels in Charleston, WV

West Virginia is a fantastic place to visit to experience the beauty of nature. Charleston offers visitors a variety of outdoor activities to enjoy. Skiing, whitewater rafting, ATV vehicles, rock climbing, mountain biking, canoeing,… read more
Blue Rose Cabins in Logan, Ohio

Blue Rose Cabins are centrally located in Hocking Hills and are not only for romantic getaways but for outdoor enthusiasts as well. As a guest in Blue Rose, you can enjoy canoeing, kayaking, hiking, rock climbing, mountain biking and c… read more
RV Campgrounds in Belmont, North Carolina

Belmont is located in Gaston County, North Carolina. Local attractions are plenty and include the Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden and the U.S. National Whitewater Center. Outdoor activities abound in the area such as whitewater rafting,… read more
RV Parks in Pocatello, Idaho

Pocatello, Idaho, is a midsize city on the banks of the Portneuf River. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy hiking trails, mountain and road biking, river rafting, fly-fishing, rock climbing and mountaineering in the region. In winter, there… read more

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