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  • The Best Time to Travel to Europe

    The most popular time to travel to Europe is the summer, when children are off from school. But that doesn't necessarily make it the best time. It all depends on what you want to see and do. read more

  • Ski Gear List

    Appropriate ski gear is an absolute must for an enjoyable skiing trip. While you can rent your skis and boots at many locations, your apparel and accessories are up to you, and an appropriate set of gear can make the difference between a painful day on the slopes or a delightful day of skiing. Make a packing list before you head out and check it twice to ens… read more

  • Bus Tours From Munich to Italy

    Bus tours from Munich to Italy follow the scenic route through the Alps to Innsbruck in Austria and via the Brenner Pass into Italy. Munich's proximity to Italy through a narrow stretch of the Alps has made it the most Italian of German cities. Bus tour options range from a full-package tour to a skiing trip or a self-guided tour on a hop-on, hop-off service… read more

  • A Packing List for a Ski Trip

    Packing for a ski trip can be a tedious task, but planning ahead can alleviate some of the stress. The list will vary for every skier as the items needed will depend on factors such as ski destination, type of ski trails (groomed or ungroomed) and personal preferences. read more

  • Ski Lodges in Russia

    Russia is known for long winters, snow and vast expanses of remote tundra. Russia is fortunate to have many mountain ranges, and Europe's tallest mountain, Mt. Elbrus. The resort community of Sochi will host the 2014 Winter Olympics. Skiing in Russia is becoming better known throughout the world. Many skiers now keep the mountain resorts of Russia in their c… read more

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  • Ski Waxing Tips

    Properly waxed skis make it easier to rip and tear down mountainsides. Besides improving performance, applying glide wax to form a smooth and slick surface helps skis last longer. The task of waxing also can help build anticipation for… read more

  • Mountain Hardwear Monkey Woman Jacket Review

    Made from what Mountain Hardwear calls Monkey Phur, i.e. long fleece, this jacket sheds cold and wind--more like polar bear fur. This fleece jacket is 100% polyester, weighs 15 ounces, has a DWR finish and is reversible. Mountain Hardw… read more

  • Taos Ski Valley Lodging Reviews

    The Taos Ski Valley is a natural wonder in New Mexico and great for skiing. The lodges offer everything from affordable, dorm-style bunks to a romantic, cabin escape. People on a budget can spend as little as $20 per night for a bed as… read more

  • Tips on Skiing in the Boyne Highlands

    The Boyne Highlands are a popular skiing region in northern Michigan. The area's propensity for fine, white snow draws thousands of ski enthusiasts every year. Discover tips on skiing in the Boyne Highlands region to make your new ski… read more

  • Organize Your Vacation Photos With These Simple Tips

    If you are overwhelmed with loose photographs or stacks of snapshots around the house, you can learn to properly organize your images and create labels that effectively detail important aspects of your vacation. Organizing your photos… read more

  • Tourism in Morocco

    Located on the northwest coast of Africa, Morocco features desert landscapes and travel by camel for adventurers seeking unusual thrills. However, the country also offers year-round water sports on the beaches and winter skiing in the… read more

  • Airline Luggage Rules

    If you are taking a ski trip or any other excursion requiring a flight, be aware that the once-friendly skies may not seem so friendly anymore. Airlines have new rules and fees regarding checked baggage. Before you fly, or book that fl… read more

  • How to Ski With a Sprained Ankle

    A nightmare for many skiers is to go to a lot of time and trouble getting to a backcountry location or to spend a lot of money on a ski holiday only to suffer a bad ankle sprain on the first day of skiing. However, a slightly sprained… read more

  • How to Position a Ski on a Ski Rack

    Ski racks are a great invention that let you ride comfortably in your car's cabin without the hassle of cramming your skis side-by-side next to your passengers. Using a ski rack prevents damage to the inside of your car, and it helps p… read more

  • How to Teach Kids to Ski Tether

    Introducing your child to skiing early can build a love for the slopes that lasts a lifetime. It can also make family ski trips fun winter vacations for all to enjoy. Teaching kids to ski can be difficult, but if you are an advanced in… read more

  • Ski Packing List

    Packing for a ski trip can be a tricky affair because much of what you'll need is likely going to be bulky. Having to pack all of these unwieldy materials into your suitcases may be irritating, but you shouldn't skimp on the essentials… read more

  • The Best Ski Bags

    Some ski trips may require transporting ski gear on a long car ride or by plane. Finding a ski bag to keep all the ski gear in is a good idea not only for the convenience of carrying it but also for protecting it against potential dama… read more

  • Ski Apparel Checklist

    Before leaving home for a ski trip, it's important to double check that you've packed all the essential ski apparel. Dressing properly out on the mountain will keep you warm, dry and protected, and will make for an enjoyable time on th… read more

  • Hiking Clubs in Spokane, Washington

    Spokane, Washington is a hub for outdoor enthusiasts to convene and organize outings on the surrounding trails. There are at least four clubs based in Spokane that offer group hikes which take place near Spokane, or other parts of Wash… read more

  • How to Find a Place That Buys Skis

    One of the most difficult aspects of skiing is that every season shiny, new equipment comes out and makes your old skis look like antiques (even if they're last year's model). Then, at the end of the season, retailers cut prices so dra… 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

    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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