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Experiencing Zion National Park in just 1 Day
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 ...
Outdoor Adventures in Mexico
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 ...
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 ...
Hunting Mammoths in Florida
If you have ever wanted to actually hold a piece of a mammoth, there is no better place to do so than the Peace River in central Florida. Located ...
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 ...
Sleeping with Trees
Tree house hotels of the modern era bring all the fun and excitement you remember having as a kid and many add all the creature comforts you could ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
Poland Introduces Glow In The Dark Bike Lanes
Using materials that emit light, Lidzbark Warminski in Poland’s north has just installed new eco-friendly bike lanes which glow in the dark. ...
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 range of outdoor adventures
read moreHunting Mammoths in Florida
If you have ever wanted to actually hold a piece of a mammoth, there is no better place to do so than the Peace River in central Florida. Located in Bone valley, it is aptly named as there have been countless fossilized remains from a multitude of prehistoric animals. Best of all is the ease of which you can become an amateur paleontologist. With just a shovel, a sifting tray, and a mere $5 fossil collecting permit from the state of Florida, you can be on your way to creating your very own museum at home.
read more$16 for a 2 Carat Diamond?
A family visiting Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas has made a lucky find. The world’s only diamond producing site where the public can search and keep the gems they find costs a mere $8 entry fee.
read moreWorld 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 this year which saw some 2,000 athletes competing, representing 40 countries
read moreTravel 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 bloggers from around the globe that have “Gone Wild” if at least for only a brief period.
read morePoland Introduces Glow In The Dark Bike Lanes
Using materials that emit light, Lidzbark Warminski in Poland’s north has just installed new eco-friendly bike lanes which glow in the dark. the dark for up to 10 hours, powered by nothing but the sun.
read moreDenali Park Village
Deep in Alaska’s wild interior lies over six million acres of preserved wilderness otherwise known as Denali National Park. With glacial lakes, frozen tundra, expanses of unspoiled forest and massive mountain peaks (including the towering Mount McKinley, North America’s tallest peak), over 400,000 visitors flock here every year for the unique wildlife viewing and spectacular scenery on display.
read moreDealing 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.
read moreChannel 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 most impressive group of islands. Eight islands make up the chain and several can be visited during certain times of the year. With rare and unique flora and fauna endemic to each individual island, each has its own character and highlights.
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