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Tips for Exploring the Wild Outdoors by Motorcycle

Whether you are planning a bike trip through America’s Rocky Mountains or across Australia’s Outback, motorcycle trips require a bit of ...

Outdoor Adventures Await Mexico Travelers

Whether you’re traveling through the Yucatan Peninsula or exploring the majestic Copper Canyon, Mexico promises intrepid travelers an exciting rang ...

Best Places to Experience by Bicycle

Bicycles are a perfect way to see a destination when we travel as we can take things at our own pace while opening up many more opportunities to se ...

How to Find a Partner that Loves Nature and the Great Outdoors

Whether you enjoy hiking, biking, kayaking, or mountain climbing, finding a partner that shares your passion for outdoor recreation is the first st ...

Travel Bloggers Gone Wild!

We love seeing travelers get in touch with their wild sides. We have compiled a collection of well known, up and coming, and inspirational travel b ...

Dealing With Emergencies While Camping

The following are a few tips on how to deal with an emergency while camping abroad so that you can keep your cool if it happens to you.

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El Paso: Outdoor Capital of the U.S.

Located within the Chihuahuan Desert, El Paso, Texas is an outdoor recreation lover’s dream. With nearly 250 city parks including the largest ...

World Nomad Games – Kyrgyzstan

World Nomad Games - Kyrgyzstan

Move over Olympics, there are new games in town, or at least in Kyrgyzstan there is. The second official World Nomad Games was held in September th ...

Top 5 Isolated Wilderness Areas Abroad

Development and modernization is spreading throughout the world at an alarming pace. With many wild areas now overrun by tourists, there are luckil ...

Channel Islands: California’s Secret Gem

Channel Islands: California's Secret Gem

Situated just a rather short boat ride from the heavily populated and busy coast of California’s coastline lies one of North America’s ...

Snake Bites and How to Treat Them

Posted by Michael Jerrard on 10:00 am in Featured, Outdoor Recreation, Outdoor Safety, Tips, & Gear, Wildlife & Nature | 0 comments

Snakes inhabit all continents except for Antarctica and species number over 3,000. Thankfully only around 15% of those are dangerous to humans. Although extreme caution should be exercised while hiking in areas where poisonous snakes are prevalent, the chances of actually being bitten and fatality are extremely low, especially in nations that have access to decent health care.

El Paso: Outdoor Capital of the U.S.

Posted by Michael Jerrard on 12:19 am in Featured, North America, Outdoor Recreation | 2 comments

Located within the Chihuahuan Desert, El Paso, Texas is an outdoor recreation lover’s dream. With nearly 250 city parks including the largest urban park in the U.S., it has more than enough wild and natural space for its residents and visitors

Outdoor Adventures in Mexico

Posted by Michael Jerrard on 9:15 pm in Featured, North America, Outdoor Recreation, Wildlife & Nature | 0 comments

Mexico may be famous for its beaches and partying, but there is much more to this wonderful country. It’s a destination where travelers can combine many exciting outdoor adventures with stunning accommodation options

Experiencing Zion National Park in just 1 Day

Posted by Michael Jerrard on 8:38 pm in Featured, North America, Outdoor Recreation, Wildlife & Nature | 1 comment

If you find yourself with only 24 hours to explore Utah’s first national park , make the most of your one day with this great introductory tour of Zion’s Top 5 attractions.

Best Places to Stay on Your East Coast Road Trip

Posted by Michael Jerrard on 6:37 pm in North America, Outdoor Recreation | 0 comments

Known for its world-class scenery and endless list of iconic road trips, the United States is best explored by car. Of the many routes you can choose to take, the East Coast holds a particular charm, with a combination of historic cities and a rugged coastline.