Walking Articles & Videos

• How to Walk and Hike After Cataract Surgery

  Walking after cataract surgery is a task of varying difficulty, depending on the individual. After the surgery, there will be a period of several weeks in which the brain adjusts to the new lens. Vision will be much clearer than before the… read more

• Thai Restaurants in Carlisle, United Kingdom

  On top of numerous Chinese and Indian restaurants, the town of Carlisle features a handful of Thai restaurants. Some are authentic, while others take a fusion approach, mixing the best of world's cuisines. Located in Cumbria in the north of… read more

• Wooden Walking Bridges in New Hampshire

  New Hampshire is known for its covered wooden walking bridges, also known as "kissing bridges." During the 1800s, there were nearly 400 bridges built by skilled craftsmen. The bridges were vital for New Hampshire's transportation network. N… read more

• Polyester vs. Cotton Socks for Walking

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• Most Accurate Pedometers

  Pedometers are excellent fitness tracking devices. Different models are available in the market that can be purchased in sporting goods stores as well as over the Internet. There are many features that should be considered when choosing a p… read more

• The Best Boots for Walking on Ice

  Most people who choose to enjoy life in the outdoors will occasionally (if not often) find themselves up against snowy and icy terrain, and having the proper footwear is an essential aspect of comfort and safety in icy conditions. The best… read more

• How to Compare Snow Boots

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• How to Prevent Bruises From Snow Boots

  Snow boots can cause bruising if they are not properly fit to your foot. Boots should be carefully chosen according to their feel, weight and size. Boots that are too small or too large can cause bruising and cuts on your legs. Many boots a… read more

• Hotels in Wokingham, Berkshire

  Wokingham in Berkshire is located in the Loddon Valley, just 45 minutes north of London. Visit Dinton Pastures Country Park and its hiking trails or go canoeing on one of its seven lakes. Lavell's Lake Local Nature Reserve offers bird-watch… read more

• Lavenham, Suffolk Hotels

  Lavenham is a village in Suffolk in southern England famous for its medieval buildings and its 500-year-old church. Located on the River Brett and surrounded by beautiful British countryside, Lavenham is popular with outdoor enthusiasts. Vi… read more

• Motels in Ouray, CO

  Ouray is a breathtakingly beautiful mining town, situated at the top of a beautiful valley. The town is surrounded on three sides by snow-capped mountains alongside the Uncompahgre River. Ouray Hot Springs is a huge attraction as are mounta… read more

• The Best Snow Boots for Women

  Whether you are just walking to and from your car in deep snow, are working the ski lifts at a resort or are looking to snowshoe in the wilderness, a good pair of snow boots is an invaluable addition to any shoe collection. Snow boots are t… read more

• The Best Walking Winter Boots for Women

  For women who continue to pursue walking even during the cold, snowy, winter months, a more specialized walking boot is needed. The boot should be all leather for support and warmth, and preferably have a Gore-Tex liner so it is waterproof.… read more

• Zagreb Hotels in Croatia

  It's easy to find a good hotel in exciting Zagreb. This cultural and political capital of Croatia provides sightseeing, nightlife and beautiful venues for outdoor exploration. In and around Zagreb, you can hike, cycle, swim, or, in season,… read more

• Hotels in Pula, Croatia

  Pula is a thriving coastal city steeped in history, situated on Croatia's coast along the Adriatic Sea. A vital shipbuilding center, a tradition that stems from its role as a chief port of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, it has some of the mos… read more

• Hotels in Samoa

  Samoa is an up and coming travel destination because of its white sand beaches and its magnificent volcanic mountain ranges. Adventure travelers will surely have a grand time in Samoa as it presents a myriad of activities to enjoy: snorkel… read more

• Hotels in Bol, Croatia

  Bol is a well-known tourist town located on the southern part of the island of Brac in Croatia. As part of the Dalmatia region, the island of Brac has a rich history of tourism and cultural heritage. Because Brac is best known for its beach… read more

• Canyoneering Techniques

  Canyoneering is basically reverse mountain hiking. You walk down into a cleft in the Earth, travel along the bottom and must climb up to finish. Narrow or collapsed trails, boulder fields and undergrowth can complicate the hike. read more

• Hotels in Ouray, CO

  Ouray, Colorado, is located in the San Juan Mountain range of the Rockies, and has the nickname "Switzerland of America" due to its location among the majestic mountains. Those who love the outdoors feel at home in Ouray, with it scenic bea… read more

• Hotels Near River Walk in Reno

  Reno, Nevada, is known as a gambling capital. Located on the Nevada-California state line alongside the Truckee River, Reno is also an ideal getaway for outdoor enthusiasts. On the edge of Tahoe National Forest and only 30 miles from Lake T… read more

• New River Gorge Bridge Pictures & Information

  Towering 876 feet above the New River, the New River Gorge Bridge is located in West Virginia. The National Park Service maintains the area, which is an outdoor paradise offering activities for all different ages. read more

• Men's Snow Boots Review

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• Columbia Winter Boots Review

  The Columbia Cascadian Snowflakes Boots are a versatile, warm and comfortable boot well-suited for walking around winter resort towns, light snowshoeing and general winter warmth. The boots have a water-resistant upper and waterproof sole,… read more

• How to Train a Dog to Heal on the Trail

  Training your dog to heel is not as difficult as you might think. If you have a dog that always seems to run away, never listens and is always jerking on the leash, a few simple steps can help. It's about positive reinforcement and commun… read more

• How to Make Walking Canes

  Walking canes are useful for those who require assistance while walking long distances. A walking cane, unlike a hiking stick, is shorter and has a gripping pad on the end to give you more traction when walking up and down hills. A walking… read more

• How to Weatherize a Walking Staff

  A walking staff is often standard equipment for many outdoor enthusiasts. From a casual stroll around the block to a more vigorous trail hike to an extensive back-country expedition, a staff is a source of stability and protection. As walki… read more

• How to Run to Burn Fat

  Back in the 1970s, LSD was popular amongst fitness enthusiasts. In case you're too young to remember the 70s, in this case, LSD stands for Long Slow Distance; not the hallucinatory drug developed by Timothy Leary. Back then, it was believe… read more

• Nordic Walking Techniques

  Nordic walking is one of the most effective low-impact activities. Since it uses both the upper and lower body, it burns 40 percent more calories than regular walking. The pole swing of Nordic walking enhances, and thus intensifies, the nor… read more

• Walking Health Benefits

  Health professionals know that walking is a good form of exercise that offers numerous health benefits. Anyone, excluding those with contradicting health conditions, can benefit from regular walking. Walking with a friend in the beautiful o… read more

• Understand the Importance of Walking Quietly on a Hiking Trip

  Learn why it's essential to walk quietly when hiking in the woods to prevent disturbing the natural flow of nature or even other hikers in this free hiking safety video series. read more