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You Are Never Lost With A GPS Cell Phone

08th October 2009
GPS or `global positioning system` has varied uses, amongst which the GPS cell phone is the most popular. They use a tracking system to locate people and also guide them towards their destination. Of course, this is possible only after the required softwa... Read >
Author: Roberto Sedycias

Exmoor National Park Where Wildlife and Beauty Combine

06th October 2009
Exmoor offers a unique experience for anyone looking to really escape the stresses and strains of everyday living and invites you to see England as it once was, the combination of picturesque fishing villages and rare wildlife means you can step back in t... Read >
Author: Debbie Wall

Relax in a Hammock

06th October 2009
Hammocks have been a standard for backyards for decades. Although they traditionally come from South American and Caribbean cultures, they have easily become a part of modern life. They are the ultimate way to just kick back and relax, and even doze off f... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Handy Promotional Products Make Life Simpler

05th October 2009
When you decide on getting promotional products for your business, you will then have the fun choices of what to get. There are so many out there. Just think about it, everything can have a label attached or printed on it. So, don't pull your hair out try... Read >
Author: JenB

Canes And Walking Sticks - An All-Essential Guide.

02nd October 2009
Formerly canes and walking sticks were seen to be a sign of wisdom and dignity. In fact old people used canes and walking sticks more regularly as compared to the young, and in precedent times, older people were more respected for their wisdom and age. To... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

The Cancer of Sin. (Why do Christian Suffer?)

02nd October 2009
The Cancer of Sin. (Why do Christian Suffer?) We all at one time or another have seen many types of cancer, the cancer of the flesh and the cancer of the spirit. Cancer is a silent killer, resting in the ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Trail Etiquette For Hikers

01st October 2009
It's sometimes hard for people who live in the city to adjust to life on the hiking trail. Peace & quiet and great scenery are two of the big draws for hikers, but to be sure they can enjoy it - and others can continue to - there are some basic rules of e... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

NH Web Design and Marketing

01st October 2009
New Hampshire is known around the country for it's tourist attractions, hills, and coastline. Folk who travel into NH generate a major amount of income for the state year to year. There's many local and country wide businesses doing very well thanks to ... Read >
Author: Joseph Valenci

Slide In Campers Offer Travel Without Limits

01st October 2009
Among other things, freedom is the ability to go where you want to go, whenever you want to go there. While it is impossible to be truly free - there are places that are simply off limits - the freedom enjoyed by campers is often limited by their equipmen... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Hiking Equipment

29th September 2009
Every trail leads hikers to new adventure, so every hiker should be prepared for anything. Outdoor adventurers need good hiking equipment to enjoy a safe and successful trek. Here is an outline of the gear you'll need and the gizmos you can probably do ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Hiking For Skiers

29th September 2009
You may think that you’re just gliding along the smooth snow when you’re skiing, and I‘m almost inclined to agree with you. Skimming along the snowy ridges and curves of the mountainside almost feels like you’re effortlessly sailing, but this is ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Grand Canyon Hiking

29th September 2009
To truly experience the grandeur of the Grand Canyon, hiking from the rim to the river can be a rewarding and life-changing adventure. The hike from the canyon rim to the floor of the valley and back up again can be tackled by most relatively fit peopl... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Cold Weather Hiking: What You Need

28th September 2009
Hiking is one of the best ways for us to enjoy nature’s beauty. Each season has its own uniqueness, but most people miss out on winter because they feel unsafe or uncomfortable in such cold weather. Experienced hikers, however, collectively agree on o... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Cave Hiking Basics: What You Should Know About Safe Hiking

28th September 2009
Cave hiking is considered to be an extreme sport in some circles. However, extreme sport tends to mean that the people who participate have little regard for safety and that is not true with cave hiking. Cave hiking is a recreational sport that is quite c... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Finding the Best Portable GPS Systems for your Outdoor Adventures

28th September 2009
Most everybody likes to take out of doors excursions. Hunting, fishing, hiking, boating, Geocaching, biking and the list grows. There's a Portable GPS Systems for most any out of doors activity you can think about. GPS technology was made free to use ... Read >
Author: Benito Mccormick

3 Safety Tips For Hikers

25th September 2009
Hiking is generally not a dangerous activity if you prepare properly. There are times, however, that you'll be a long way from "civilization" and you could get injured or have something else happen. In order to hike safely, the following safety tips shoul... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

What to Expect Hiking Havasu

24th September 2009
Hiking Havasu by Michael Pavelek Although Havasu is a popular hiking destination and pictures of the falls can be found everywhere, there is surprisingly little information available about how to plan a hiking trip. Perhaps this is because the p... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

The Hydration Pack Is Designed For Anyone With A Thirsty Outdoor Lifestyle

23rd September 2009
Prior to the hydration pack, many athletes utilized inferior alternatives. However, now that technology has increased over the years, we have been able to access specialty packs that are capable of carrying the necessary amount of water for essential hydr... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Plan your Camping Gear Ahead for a Safe Trip

23rd September 2009
If you are planning to spend some time trekking and camping out in the wilderness, there will be some additional camping gear that you will need to take along with you. If your time away is going to be an extended hike through the great outdoors for sever... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Hiking Trips In Florida

23rd September 2009
When you imagine hiking trips, you think of the Smokey Mountains and the Appalachian Trail. There are many unknown destinations that give you a different and sometimes better experience than you ever imagined. Florida has many different kinds of terrain t... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Hiking Gifts – Gift Ideas for Hiking Presents

23rd September 2009
Hiking is a healthy, relaxing pursuit for hikers. If you’re buying for a hiking enthusiast this holiday season, here are a few gift ideas for hiking presents. Hiking Gift Ideas There is much more to hiking than just boots and an urge to go. For th... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Hiking Gear: Packing Tips

23rd September 2009
More and more people today enjoy the simple, wholesome fun of hiking. Hiking is an affordable, yet healthy and emotionally rewarding way to spend a vacation or a long weekend – and you don’t need to visit a travel agent. Experienced hikers will al... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Hiking Boots: Step Into The Perfect Fit

23rd September 2009
There are only two rules for buying hiking boots: good quality and good fit. But if it is that simple, why do so many hikers end up wearing poorly fitted boots? According to Backpacker magazine, seventy percent of hikers wear boots that don't fit righ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Christmas Gift Ideas for Hikers

23rd September 2009
Christmas gift ideas can be hard to come by. If you’re buying for a hiker, here are a few hiking gift ideas to consider. Okay, I’ll be the first one to admit publicly that buying gifts for the holidays can be a pain in derriere. When it comes righ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Camping Tips

23rd September 2009
Camping is essentially for those of us who love the outdoors and can do without all of the comforts of home for a short while. However, just loving the outdoors is not enough to guarantee that the experience will be a fun one. The essentials of having fun... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Paradise: Sunglow Ranch, Arizona

22nd September 2009
Offering the hidden treasure in Arizona, Sunglow Ranch must be on of like them ornaments. Positioned in the Foothills throughout the Chiricahua Mountains. Arizon’s Sunglow offers most excellent convenient admission for much better exploring Rocks Canyon... Read >
Author: elecbrown

Spectacular getaways Sunglow Ranch

22nd September 2009
Offering the hidden treasure in Arizona, Sunglow Ranch must be on of like them ornaments. Positioned in the Foothills throughout the Chiricahua Mountains. Arizon’s Sunglow offers most excellent convenient admission for much better exploring Rocks Canyon... Read >
Author: elecbrown

What To Write About

18th September 2009
515 words This is a perennial question among writers and wannabe’s. Many of us dream of writing a book. Why not. What greater story cans one write about than one's own. Each day brings a new beginning, a new page in the book of life. What c... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

NightStar Flashlight

17th September 2009
Coolest, Newest Flashlight. The NightStar flashlight is a great gadget for anyone to own. The NightStar is the original battery that runs without batteries and uses a trademarked technology. There are many advantages of owning a NightStar flashlight a... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

A GPS is the Best Hiker Protection

14th September 2009
If you are a hiker and you like to tackle the back woods of every mountain you possibly can, it is best to never go on your adventure without having a GPS unit like a WorldTracker GPRS Extreme. This gives you the ability to know where you are at all time... Read >
Author: Jim Wilkinson

How to Treat Blisters

11th September 2009
Follow these basic steps when popping blisters on your feet, and you will be well on your way to eliminating pain and reducing the likelihood of infection.1. The first (and perhaps most important) step of blister care is to prevent blisters before they fo... Read >
Author: jane baron

Knuckles Range – Hiking In Sri Lanka

07th September 2009
Sri Lanka is bountiful in nature and for most parts much of the cities, towns and villages have remained green. Compared to its bigger Asian counterparts, Sri Lanka has its fair share of entertainment options, be it for eco-travel, hiking, surfing, shoppi... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye

Logo Tote Bags: Summer Advertising at Its Finest!

02nd September 2009
The weather is getting warmer! Grills are being uncovered, pools are being chlorinated and lounge chairs are being cleaned off in anticipation of a long and relaxing summer season. Pretty soon beach goers, picnickers, hikers and campers will all be vying ... Read >
Author: Kim Medeiros

Learn about Anne Arundel County Real Estate

23rd August 2009
What gets most people that visit the area is the vast coastline. The country actually boasts over 500 miles of beautiful coastlines, which is adequately premium waterfront real estate, which is in extremely high demand. If that’s not enough, then there ... Read >
Author: Benicio Brown

Adventurous Journey to Yosemite Tour by SF Tours

15th August 2009
SF tours offer Yosemite tour which is the best way to observe, understand, and realize the splendor of Yosemite national park. These tours can be started at the national park from San Francisco, California. You can easily spend a whole summer gazing at th... Read >
Author: Sftours

Trekking Poles—Should I Use One Nordic Walking Pole or Two?

11th August 2009
Ready to step up your hiking experience? Using a Nordic walking pole (also called a trekking pole) is a great way to not only increase your workout, but provide relief from the stress your body takes on hikes. Using trekking poles can reduce fatigue, pro... Read >
Author: Doug Kramer

Did You Pack Your Chrome Zippo Lighter? Hiking Essentials You Need to Know!

11th August 2009
Every year thousands of hikers lace up their shoes and hit the trails. And whether you are a seasoned trailblazer or a casual sightseer, it never hurts to be prepared. A reliable lighter such as a Chrome Zippo Lighter, good footwear, water, food, maps and... Read >
Author: Zippo Lighter Fanatic

Knee Pain While Hiking? A Trekking Pole May Be Your Solution

10th August 2009
Love hiking but hate the price your knees pay for it later? Consider adding a hiking trekking pole or even a pair of trekking poles to your gear. Trekking poles, also known as hiking or walking poles, resemble ski poles when assembled. Like ski poles,... Read >
Author: Doug Kramer

Finding Places Using GPS Cell Phones

10th August 2009
Gone are those days when we used to carry the world map book or check out globe to locate a place. With the advancement in technology it has been made possible to view any place on earth at merely a hand long device. These are called the GPS devices. As t... Read >
Author: Roberto Sedycias

Owning An Inflatable Canoe

07th August 2009
Have you ever wanted to own a canoe? Although canoes are not a requirement and can be a pretty expensive investment, there are a number of alternatives, like inflatable canoes. I know what you're thinking, but today's inflatable canoes are not constructed... Read >
Author: Omedco

The Natural Side of New York State

01st August 2009
If you are considering a holiday across the pond, the US is probably one of the most diverse countries in terms of natural attractions. From the Beaches of California, to the Colorado Rockies there are a large number of landscapes and environments to exp... Read >
Author: MarkeD

Ka Bar knives was used by braches of the US military

31st July 2009
Ka Bar got its break in World War II when the knives the Marines where not what they where looking for so the Marine Corps bought knives for many different knives companies. Quickly rising to the top of the favorites was the Ka Bar knives. Ka Bar knive... Read >
Author: 33james

Propane Camping Stoves Why you should choose

27th July 2009
Don't think you can your trip without doing some important planning One of the more important items in your checklist should be what kind of camping stove you choose. When purchasing your stove look out for what fuel supply it uses. The best fuel option i... Read >
Author: Eugenio Ferguson

5 uses for GPS tracking in remote and high risk scenarios

27th July 2009
When people talk about GPS tracking, the first thing that comes to mind is Satellite navigation in your car or personal tracking devices for walkers and hikers. However, GPS tracking devices often act as life saving essentials in high risk environment su... Read >
Author: Ian Sheldon

3 Reasons To Visit Guelph

20th July 2009
Often referred to as The Royal City, Guelph Ontario is home to almost 115 000 residents. Guelph is situated in Southwestern Ontario and is only about 100 km. from downtown Toronto. The relatively close access to Toronto, combined with a rural feel ma... Read >
Author: T. Payne

Why See Utah Pictures of the Utah Trails

17th July 2009
You can’t visit Utah and not enjoy one of its trails. Utah is a state that is full of outdoor activities and the trials are a big part of that. Most of Utah is dry and when you are on the trials you can see for miles. Look at Utah pictures to get an ide... Read >
Author: DJ Bankey

Nikon D40 Digital Camera Review

17th July 2009
Nikon has done it again. New in the market today is the Nikon D40 which has been lauded as the most compact DSLR camera out there, not to mention its stylish dark body and an 18 to 55mm lens. You�ll be surprised that even a beginner like you can take in... Read >
Author: Ricky K Lim

Find great deals on travel insurance UK

11th July 2009
Many Aussies as well as other world wide travelers visit the UK each year. Some travel on business and for schooling, while others spend time on holiday there. Whatever the purpose for your visit may be, having travel insurance to the UK is strongly advis... Read >
Author: Peter Smyth

Why Handheld GPS Is Useful For Hikers And Campers

09th July 2009
Most of the hikers love what they do not just because it’s good for the body and feels great, but it also provides the hiker with a strong connection with nature. Hiking and camping, both alone and in a company is a really good way to experience nature ... Read >
Author: Neo

Logo Tote Bags - Summer Advertising at Its Finest!

07th July 2009
The weather is getting warmer! Grills are being uncovered, pools are being chlorinated and lounge chairs are being cleaned off in anticipation of a long and relaxing summer season. Pretty soon beach goers, picnickers, hikers and campers will all be vying ... Read >
Author: Kim Medeiros

Go Camping

07th July 2009
If you are so excited about camping and just go your way out to the woods, It will be a disaster. Planning is crucial. It would be a lot of fun if you Know the place and know what to bring. If you are a beginner it is suggested that you pick a safer place... Read >
Author: greengirl sydney

The Grand Canyon National Park Makes a Great Family Vacation Adventure

01st July 2009
The Grand Canyon in Arizona is enormous in size. You can't just drive to the gorge, spend some time looking around and then leave. To really make the most of a visit to the Grand Canyon, you must take a few hikes, ride the Colorado River and explore each ... Read >
Author: Doug Maxwell

Protein: A Hikers Best Friend

17th June 2009
Keeping your energy on the trail can be a delicate balancing act of setting a proper pace and giving your body enough energy from snacks and diet. Many people think that the primary needs for a hiker are carbohydrates. While it is true that carbohydrate... Read >
Author: GeraldFitz

Protein: A Hikers Best Friend

17th June 2009
Keeping your energy on the trail can be a delicate balancing act of setting a proper pace and giving your body enough energy from snacks and diet. Many people think that the primary needs for a hiker are carbohydrates. While it is true that carbohydrate... Read >
Author: GeraldFitz

Important Things to Learn In Solar Panel Training

13th June 2009
Solar Energy is huge in the world today and getting more popular every day. With the cost of utilities going up steadily and all the hype about saving our environment, more and more individuals are turning towards solar energy and solar panels. Training i... Read >
Author: Christopher

Halloween as a Children's Festival

10th June 2009
No matter how adults dress up Halloween, many families (especially in North America) believe that it should still be a celebration for the kids. We owe this perhaps to the fact that Halloween is both a celebration of ghouls, ghosts and goblins and a celeb... Read >
Author: Jamie Hanson

survival knives the most important item in a survival kit

03rd June 2009
Survival knives are some of my favorite knives. These knives are used not surprisingly as tools for survival. People that might carry one of these knives are hunters, hikers, or any outdoor sports fan, Pilots in case of crashing, or if in the military bei... Read >
Author: 33james

Trail Mix with Gourmet Nuts – A Perfect Snack

29th May 2009
Don't you agree that "Trail Mix" sounds a lot more appealing than "Gorp?" GORP is short for Granola, Oats, Raisins, and Peanuts, a name which has been in existence ever since the early 1900’s. No matter what the name, this treat contains energy-boosting... Read >
Author: Bethany Chastain

Water Filtration

20th May 2009
Water Filter System is the process of removing various impurities from the water by several means could be through a physical barrier, a chemical process or could be through a biological process. Water is being filtered for several reasons, most common is... Read >
Author: bentleejohnson

Follow these Tips before you head out on that Next Hiking Trip

18th May 2009
If you like to go hiking in the great outdoors then you already know how much it is and the great source of exercise it offers. Do you also know that not taking necessary precautions could also lead to unwanted circumstances that could have been avoided ... Read >
Author: Mike Podlesny

Pocket Sized Water Purification

15th May 2009
AquaSafeStraws: Pocket-sized water purification for all types of travel Guarding against illness is a major concern for most travelers, particularly those who travel to destinations that are under or less developed than our own. While there is no way to ... Read >
Author: Melissa Berkman

Surviving in the outdoors with Solar power

15th May 2009
People who enjoy heading into the woods for a weekend or few days of camping tend to be the type to look for the most “natural” resources while on their trip. These people usually won’t want a lot of day to day things along for the adventure, but qu... Read >
Author: The Outdoor Guy

Fishing Bivvies

13th May 2009
Fishing Bivvys today are an essential part of the modern day fishermans armoury. They allow an angler to camp out on the lake or river bank for days or even weeks at a time usually while specimen hunting for hard to catch fish such as Carp or Catfish. ... Read >
Author: sbaldry

Survival knives

07th May 2009
Survival knives are some of my favorite knives. These knives are used not surprisingly as tools for survival. People that might carry one of these knives are hunters, hikers, or any outdoor sports fan, Pilots in case of crashing or if in the military bein... Read >
Author: 33james

Tips when Shopping for Wholesale Backpacks

01st May 2009
Backpacks are essential equipment for students, hikers, travelers, and athletes of all ages. Everyone knows how useful and practical a backpack can be and just about everyone owns at least one backpack. When purchasing backpacks for personal use or retai... Read >
Author: Marc Joseph

Stun Your Assailant with a Stun Alarm Flashlight

28th April 2009
Another powerful self-defense device you might want to consider is the stun alarm flashlight. It's a multi-purpose gadget that is functional and portable. Should this be your gadget of choice? Here is a look at its features and functions: What is a ... Read >
Author: philw

The Different Conditions Of Mountain Climbing

28th April 2009
Mountain climbing is ascending elevated points of mountains or peaks. This is a challenge to those who dare themselves to heights. It is often done in groups because it not only requires individual skill but teamwork as a whole. Mountain climbing is d... Read >
Author: Joan Shine

Selecting a High Performance Athletic Sock

15th April 2009
How to Select Athletic SocksNo One abuses their body like an athlete.It's critical to select performance socks with adequate ventilation and support. From team sports to bikers and hikers, certain activities require you to focus on various sock materials... Read >
Author: Jerry Work

Portable Water Filters – Clean Water While On the Go

10th April 2009
Many of us have water filters in our home, either a whole house filtration system or simply on our taps. It is wide spread knowledge that filtering our water is a necessity what with all of the chlorine, sediment, drugs, etc. in our water supply these da... Read >
Author: Allison Mac

Getting An Espresso Maker

31st March 2009
Since Starbucks first went International in the early 1990s, espresso has been the number-one item on the minds of those who need a quick pick-me-up to get their day started. It started out as a fad, but with the onslaught of Friends on NBC in 1994 and St... Read >
Author: Jude Simons

Footwear Importance

25th March 2009
Many of us value footwear. In fact, most of us indulge in designer shoes from time to time. It is a way to spoil after working so hard. Women are known to be crazy about shoes. It has been consistently described in the hit show Sex and the City. In additi... Read >
Author: Itamar Mor

Understand The Hazards Of Mountain Climbing

23rd March 2009
Mountains are a perennial favorite for group hikes and picnics because nowhere else can you be treated with spectacular views and exciting adventures. But with all their stunning beauty and potential for fun and enjoyment, mountains also pose hazards and ... Read >
Author: Joan Shine

Preparing For And Avoiding Bear Attacks

13th March 2009
One of the greatest views of nature are seen camping and hiking through bear country. However, the threat of being attacked by a bear is great and it is imperative that hikers are prepared. Preventing bear attacks is a much better strategy than trying to... Read >
Author: Robert Bell

Merrell Shoes- Best for Your Adventurous Feet

11th March 2009
When Randy Merrell lay the founding stone of Merrell Shoes in 1981 hardly did he imagined that his out-of-the-box invention would impress and capture the minds of people universally so soon! His idea of making quality boots for hikers was so much liked by... Read >
Author: Article Publisher

The Story, Joy And Loathing Regarding Naturism

10th March 2009
Naturism was first popularised in Germany amid the early 1900�s. The number of moving naturists, or those who live as nudists, rapidly grew from beginning to end the 20th century, and now there are hundreds of nudist colonies around the globe. From the ... Read >
Author: Roslliny Sassett

Should You Buy a Personal Alarm? - Advantages of a Personal Alarm

10th March 2009
Reading this article, one question must be on your mind, should I buy a personal alarm? To find your answer, it would help to imagine yourself alone in a grocery store parking lot at night. There a few people around, but not anyone near you. You pull out... Read >
Author: David English

Leatherman 830850 and Leatherman 64010103K review

20th February 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Richard Walker Have you ever been in a situation where you needed the right tool, right away? None of us can carry all the tools we need all the time - unless we have a multitool! Multitools from Leatherman can tighten a screw, cut... Read >
Author: Richard

The Chronicles, Amusement And Revolt Concerning Naturism

20th February 2009
The beginnings of naturism are believed to have come about from the German convention. In the early part of the 1900s, the Germans sprung focusing on a natural lifestyle and communing with nature. They presumed in expressing themselves while in their natu... Read >
Author: Roslliny Sassett

Tents: everything that you need to know

09th February 2009
When was the last time you went out to feel the relaxing aroma of nature? Nowadays, in order for us to cope with the stress of everyday work, we should save some free time to just go camping with our family into the woods. Sleeping in a tent, under the st... Read >
Author: Ben

Tents: everything that you need to know

09th February 2009
When was the last time you went out to feel the relaxing aroma of nature? Nowadays, in order for us to cope with the stress of everyday work, we should save some free time to just go camping with our family into the woods. Sleeping in a tent, under the st... Read >
Author: Ben

10 Things to Do and 10 Places to Go for Healthy Living in Riverside-San Bernardino, CA

28th January 2009
One of the most historical towns in California is Riverside, San Bernardino. It was the home of the Native Americans thousands of years ago. Today, it features a lot of structures that are of Victorian architecture. The entire place is teeming with plenty... Read >
Author: John C. Arkin

Knowing your market

22nd January 2009
How do you placement your brand to a market drafted of travelers, backpackers, hikers, and mountaineers? If you are novel to the market, chances are very small proportion travelers have endeavoured out your apparatus, and among this active-lif... Read >
Author: Remy

Baby Walkers Guidelines

17th January 2009
Looking for a unique gift for your child grows? Many gift ideas are available in the market that is fabulous and exquisite. But if your child has a keen on sports cars then junior rally driving is perfect gift for him. The driving experience is full of fu... Read >
Author: Manseo

Baby Walkers Guidelines

17th January 2009
Looking for a unique gift for your child grows? Many gift ideas are available in the market that is fabulous and exquisite. But if your child has a keen on sports cars then junior rally driving is perfect gift for him. The driving experience is full of fu... Read >
Author: Manseo

Prince Edward Island, Canada

12th January 2009
Prince Edward Island is one of the most beautiful areas in Canada, a peaceful retreat that embraces the natural beauty offered by the sea and the greenery of the nation. Although the island is quite populated and is, in fact, the most densely populated ar... Read >
Author: M Gravlee

Tourists’ delight Quito Ecuador travel

09th January 2009
In case you are planning to travel an unusual trip through an old but modern city, then there can be nothing better than Quito. With a number of lodges, hotels or hostels, Ecuador vacations with a Quito Ecuador travel would never be a problem for the tour... Read >
Author: Alice Campbell

Custom-built hotels in the Isle of Skye.

09th January 2009
Hugging the west coast of Scotland and the most popular among the Inner Hebrides of Scotland is the Isle of Skye. The Island is in limelight for its sheer natural beauty bountiful with wildlife and draped in history. To its one side the Isle has ranges ... Read >
Author: lexia jacob

Experience Patagonia in a Different Light

28th December 2008
To work as a volunteer always involves more than the actual time spent at the site. It's a way to share or gain experience in a multitude of fields and is, of course, a fantastic way to give back to the community. Volunteering abroad is all that and mor... Read >
Author: NickMares

Adventure Sports In Killarney

19th December 2008
With lakes, forests, mountains and a National Park on its doorstep, Killarney is a top destination for those who love to enjoy the outdoors. So whether you're after some action and adventure or just some fun, Killarney is the destination for you. Read on ... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley

Outdoor Camping Equipments

15th December 2008
Outdoor camping has gained much popularity over years to have a change from your day today busy life. Some days out away from hectic schedules provide much excitement and recreation options than any other holiday plan. If you plan to have an outdoor campi... Read >
Author: maximumhit

Backpacking Products Wholesale

11th December 2008
How do you position your brand to a market composed of travelers, backpackers, hikers, and mountaineers? If you are new to the market, chances are very few travelers have tried out your gear, and among this active-lifestyle group, a testimonial from someo... Read >
Author: Remy

Finding your way without street signs

08th December 2008
Maybe it is a leftover gene from our caveman ancestors, but many people love nature and enjoy being outdoors. We smell the flowers, watch the birds and some of us will even pack a knapsack and hitch up a mountain to be embraced by a beautiful landscape. ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

10 Best Gift Ideas for Hikers, Campers, and Backpackers

01st December 2008
Many innovations have been made in the hiking industry in the last five years leaving many shoppers wondering which product to buy. This can be a daunting task, especially if the person buying the gift is a non-gear savvy individual. By interviewing sev... Read >
Author: volleypc

Nature-tripping at Hamilton Pool Preserve just outside of Austin

26th November 2008
The Hamilton Pool Preserve just outside of Austin is a favorite destination of nature lovers looking for lush flora, varied fauna, and natural landscape in one place. With a canyon and a collapsed grotto both water-eroded to be formed, this nature’s won... Read >
Author: Joe Cline

Driving a Jeep in the City

14th October 2008
For most people having a Jeep equates to being avid campers, hikers, climbers, and fishermen. Though a Jeep is designed to conquer rough terrains, it does not mean that you have to be an outdoor enthusiast to appreciate and drive a Jeep everyday. There ar... Read >
Author: Ben

Waterfalls in the Movies

13th October 2008
It's not just nature enthusiasts, waterfallers, hikers, and holiday makers that love waterfalls. Hollywood loves them, too! In fact, they're featured in many movies and their presence in Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings trilogy even influenced our deci... Read >
Author: storynature

Outdoor Camping Equipments

08th October 2008
Outdoor camping has gained much popularity over years to have a change from your day today busy life. Some days out away from hectic schedules provide much excitement and recreation options than any other holiday plan. If you plan to have an outdoor campi... Read >
Author: Passageways

Hunting Knives: Fixed Blade vs. Folding

03rd October 2008
People of all ages throughout time have hunted for survival, pleasure, and necessity. The hunting knife has been a staple piece of equipment among hikers, campers, and fisherman as well for the same purposes. A quality knife makes the process of hunting... Read >
Author: Ben Anton

Must Have Checklist: Choosing a GPS Device

26th September 2008
by Yung Trang 15 Smart Uses for a GPS-Enabled Device 1. Drive yourself and others with increased safety and more confidence 2. Install in your business’ delivery vans to make efficient use of time and gas 3. Hop in the SUV and drive the kids str... Read >
Author: Yung Trang

Rockin’ the Breckenridge Rocks

19th September 2008
The feeling of pleasure, satisfaction and the exhilarating views atop mountains is just worth the hours spent climbing the cliffs and braving the mountain wilderness. That maybe some of the reasons why avid hikers, skiers, and mountain climbers enjoy what... Read >
Author: Sarah Fox

Enjoy the Outdoors in Dallas/Fort Worth

05th September 2008
No one likes to stay cooped up in the house all day watching reruns of "I Love Lucy" and eating cold cereal. Well, fortunately, if you make your home in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, this will never be a problem for you. However, if you're new to the area a... Read >
Author: Karen Bellas

GPS Technology for Pilots and Athletes

04th September 2008
In recent days, hikers, boaters, trekkers, drivers, and pilots use GPS technology. Garmin has bought GPS units for pilots, long back. This technology enabled them to know the location, where they are flying. However, GPS units used by pilots have pilo... Read >
Author: Marcia

Exploring Argentina

01st September 2008
Argentina is located on the southern tip of South America and offers tourists a wide variety of travel destinations. Argentina is home to an amazing geographical landscape including glaciers, rainforests, mountains and cities that offer infinite opportuni... Read >
Author: M Gravlee

Climbing the highest peak of Lesser Caucasus

25th August 2008
Trekking in Armenia…one of the adventure travel tours gives full opportunities to journey enthusiast. The picturesque nature of Armenia always attracted tourists, and amateur hikers will be able to discover majesty of nature!!! Trekking holiday tour,... Read >
Author: Armina5

Exploring Our History: Archaeology Adventures

14th August 2008
Archaeological hiking has been growing in popularity as a pastime in recent years, with hikers using these hiking trips to get the exercise that they want while visiting venues that let them glimpse the remnants of civilizations long gone. Much of the sa... Read >
Author: Ben Anton

The Cattail - Best Of The Wild Edible Plants

13th August 2008
Which is the best of the best wild edible plants? That depends on whether you are collecting them for a tasty meal, or as a matter of life or death. It also depends on the season and where you are. But despite all these qualifications, there is one that ... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Is a Portable Water Purification System the Answer?

22nd July 2008
#32 portable water purification system, portable water purification Before you buy a portable water purification system, you have to be sure about what contaminants you will be facing. If you are hiking, for example, you need something that will... Read >
Author: Larry L. Taylor

Yellowstone National Park

22nd July 2008
2.2 million acres of perfect vacation destination, that’s the Yellowstone National Park for you. This northwestern corner of Wyoming has a little bit of everything – history, geology, natural beauty, bird and animal watching and photographic thrills. ... Read >
Author: lizzi.loraine

Lake District Introduction

21st July 2008
The area called 'The Lakes' is in the north-west of England in Cumbria. The area is the largest National Park in England (around 885 sq. miles) and is recognised as the most beautiful regions and the UK's premier destination for walking and rock scramblin... Read >
Author: LakeDistrict

Chairlifts Are for Sissies

21st July 2008
The helicopter lifted off in a blur of stinging snow, leaving face and squint and violin with buckles on top of a mountain far from what had been initiated. There’s nothing white, but as far as we can see, each peak apparent large enough to accommodate ... Read >
Author: wally

Zodiac Travel: Choose Places that Suit Your Personality

16th July 2008
Traveling has almost limitless options. There’s so much to discover and experience, but not all travel spots suit every interest. A scholarly professor would prefer spending travel money for a trip in European museums, while the young vibrant adventurer... Read >
Author: globalbpo1

Why A Portable Water Purifier Is So Important

27th June 2008
When going hiking, camping or simply traveling, a portable water purifier is a life savior. You may be roaming in the most beautiful of landscapes, and still be threatened by the little inhabitants of the unseen world: micro-organisms. A water filtration ... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu

Why A Backpacking Water Purifier Is A Real Survival Kit

27th June 2008
Even a crystal-clear wonder spring cannot provide perfect safety and purity as it can contain lots of microorganisms to make one sick: protozoa, bacteria, viruses – you name it! Fortunately, there are very good backpacking water purifier systems that ca... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu

Where To Stay And Eat In Maine

27th June 2008
Maine is filled with the cutest bed and breakfasts near some of the popular hiking trails but typical hotel chains can also be found. As someone who has visited these trails, it would be a good idea to look into the beautiful accommodations some of these ... Read >
Author: Brian Link

Respect For Maine And Other Hikers

27th June 2008
As many hikers that you will come across on your adventure in Maine are typically day hikers. They are those looking for a nice stroll or a mini adventure lasting only a day. Others have their profession as hiking and Maine is one of the most populated st... Read >
Author: Brian Link

The Hiking Terrain In Maine

27th June 2008
It is best know to plan out your track even before contemplating how long and how far your hike will take you. It should be notably understood that many of the Maine hiking tracks are separated by different geological barriers such as rivers, streams, mou... Read >
Author: Brian Link

Preparing For Your Maine Hiking Trip

27th June 2008
As the warm sun has a tendency to heat up the mountain tops and hillsides of the landscape your going to encounter in northern Maine, we must be prepared for all elements. Anticipate Maine's sunny and somewhat cool weather with virtually zero chance for r... Read >
Author: Brian Link

A Look at the Great Hills Subdivision in Austin, Texas

26th June 2008
The beauty of Austin, TX does not lie solely in the bright lights of the city. It is found, also, in the communities surrounding the bustling downtown area. These communities are small subdivisions that offer large benefits for the interested homebuyer. T... Read >
Author: Joe

Complete Information on Acute mountain sickness with Treatment and Prevention

25th June 2008
Acute mountain sickness is an sickness that can affect mountain climbers, hikers, skiers, or travelers who climb too fast. Acute mountain sickness is actually more common in fit young men because they are more likely to attempt a rapid ascent by racing up... Read >
Author: Juliet Cohen

Backpacking At Ten Below Zero

10th June 2008
We were both thirteen years old and backpacking in Michigan without adults (times were different back then). Camping miles from the nearest road, in a single-wall pup tent, we tried not to move too much, because doing so resulted in a shower of icy crysta... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Guidelines For Finding the Best Water Filtration Systems

10th June 2008
If you live on a farm, you should read these guidelines for finding the best water filtration systems. A home on a farm normally obtains its water from the well on that same farm. The presence of pesticides on the farm could cause harmful chemicals to lea... Read >
Author: Laurel Tevolitz

Making room for an extra guest with an Air bed

05th June 2008
Air beds have long since been popular amongst campers and hikers alike. They roll down and fit into almost any backpack and can provide a comfortable night?s sleep on even the most robust terrain. But, in recent years, there has been an influx of companie... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

How To Search For The Best Countertop Water Filter

20th May 2008
Before launching a search for the best countertop water filter, a homeowner or business owner might want to learn more about the advantages delivered by countertop water filters. That home or business owner should know that the people of Milwaukee once qu... Read >
Author: Laurel Tevolitz

A Client Research Mistake That Cost a Small Business $10,000

15th May 2008
Did you ever attend a summer business dinner party overdressed? I did. Everyone was wearing shorts, and I wore a business suit. It wasn't because I couldn't fit into last summer's shorts, either, no matter what my husband tells you. I was overdressed, bec... Read >
Author: Schott Cultural Consulting

Hiking Boots for your Next Big Steps

08th May 2008
Before you can purchase the right pair of hiking boots, you must first know which one would work for you among the numerous kinds and versions available. Each has its own attributes. Every pair also varies from person to person and country to country. Tho... Read >
Author: ABC of Mountain Biking

Your Hiking Clothes and the Three Layer System

08th May 2008
Hiking clothes can be just any combination of every day clothing that can keep you dry and warm. But over the years, the more appropriate hiking clothes are through the three-layer system. Even outdoor shops sell this set of clothing. The first layer i... Read >
Author: ABC of Mountain Biking

Hiking Trails: Rules and Conditions

08th May 2008
In order not to destroy the natural resources and the fun of other hikers, beginners and experts alike must always observe the basic rules and behavior in hiking. They will take only small to no effort to follow. Be sure to take the following guidelines i... Read >
Author: ABC of Mountain Biking

Yosemite Camping For Dummies

29th April 2008
I want to camp Yosemite but don’t know anything about camping! What do you need? What is there? What Way is best for camping, tent or RV? These are all questions that you may be asking yourself if you are new to camping. What Do I Need? Ther... Read >
Author: Grover Goldpebble

Buy a Home in Costa Rica

29th April 2008
Having a home in a beautiful, tropical setting is a dream that many people have their entire lives. If you are one of those who has spent countless hours imagining yourself in the perfect home, among the rainforests, sandy beaches, and crystal clear water... Read >
Author: Cerro Fresco

Moab Rock Climbing Area Is A Paradise For Avid Rock Climbers

17th April 2008
The Moab rock climbing area and Canyon lands are a paradise for avid rock climbers. The crack routes of Indian stream are legendary and require no introduction. They are relatively a short drive away from the Moab area. To the north east of this town,... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu

How to stay safe while hiking the Grand Canyon

16th April 2008
How to Stay Safe While Hiking into the Grand Canyon By Brian Lane The Grand Canyon is an inverted mountain sinking over 5,000 vertical feet in depth. It is 18 miles wide, 277 river miles long, and the remote North Rim is nearly 1,200 feet higher ... Read >
Author: mrdiscover

Why You Should Plan Your Next Hiking Adventure in Advance

10th April 2008
Are you interested in taking a hiking adventure? Whether you want your next hiking adventure to only last a few hours or last as long as a few days, you may want to start thinking about planning your next hiking adventure in advance. Although it is ... Read >
Author: Backpacking Trip Planner

Why Hiking is a Good Recreational Activity

10th April 2008
Are you interested in doing something fun and exciting on a day that you may have off from work or a weekend that you may have no plans? If you are and if you are like many other Americans, there is a good chance that you may be interested in doing somet... Read >
Author: Backpacking Trip Planner

Hiking Clubs: Should You Join One?

03rd April 2008
Have you ever heard of a hiking club before? While hiking clubs do have different meanings, a hiking club is often used to describe a group of individuals who regularly enjoy hiking, often together in groups. If you are an avid hiker or if you just enjo... Read >
Author: Backpacking Trip Planner

Table Mountain Hikes and Nature Trails - Cape Town

03rd April 2008
Table Mountain defines the city of Cape Town. It offers some amazing hiking trails for all levels of fitness. It falls under the Table Mountain Reserve and gives free access to hikers starting from the city bowl area. Its highest point is Maclear's Be... Read >
Author: Mark B Thomas

Buying Dog Clothing

03rd April 2008
There are some dog owners who frequently purchase clothing for their pets, while other dog owners think that buying clothing for a dog is unnecessary. Most people assume that dog clothing has no specific function and is only used to ‘decorate’ the ani... Read >
Author: D Beart

The Causes, Symptoms and Treatment of Achilles Tendonitis

01st April 2008
Achilles tendinotis is swelling, irritation, and bulge of the Achilles tendon is also known as tendon of heel because it joins the muscle of calf to the heel. Achilles tendonitis is an ordinary overeating injury that tends occurs in the old age frivolous ... Read >
Author: Alien

Tips for Avoiding Blisters when Hiking

26th March 2008
One of the most common ailments for hikers is blisters. When I first started hiking, I was plagued by blisters that made an otherwise enjoyable activity painful and difficult. For a long time I thought that blisters were unavoidable and assumed I must j... Read >
Author: Laurel Mountain Sports

This Is What Is Involved In The Modern Cross Country Skiing

25th March 2008
Cross country skiing has its origin in Fen no Canadian countries during the pre historic times. In the 19th century animals like deer and other animals were hunted with the help of skiing. All the skiing equipments were made of materials that are natural... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu

How You Can Use 3m Reflective Tape To Increase Visibility

19th February 2008
Many activities and occupational situations place one in the position of being exposed to hazards and the risk of accidents, and this is particularly common for outdoor activities carried on at nighttime. The use of 3M reflective tape is very often the so... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu

Hiking the Smokies

17th February 2008
The awe-inspiring beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park draws an estimated 9 million visitors each year, making it the most visited National Park in the United States. Named for the natural haze seen hovering over them, the Great Smoky Mounta... Read >
Author: Jason Collmorgen

Croatia-Croatian Nature Parks

11th February 2008
Croatia is a country situated at the crossroads of the mediterranean,central europe and balkans.Croatia is surrounded by ten nature parks which are popular for their historical,cultural and ecological characteristics.In this article you will find a brief ... Read >
Author: jitu66

Hotels – Argentina, an Introduction

10th February 2008
Unparalleled diversity is probably the best phrase to describe Argentina. Spanning nearly 3, 800km and covering an area over 2,776,890 sq km, Argentina is a colossal country, and subsequently the eighth largest country on the planet. With all this spac... Read >
Author: Liam Gerken

Safety Measures During Hiking

06th February 2008
If you are a beginner in hiking then you surely first need to know what all are the safety measures that are required for hiking. If you could get a trainer to train you on all this nothing like it however if you don’t then I guess you could read on. ... Read >
Author: israelhiking

Bear Pepper Spray-Self Defense Products

05th February 2008
Almost anyone who goes into the backcountry is at risk of a bear attack. Campers, hunters, hikers, fishermen or anyone who just wants to commune with nature; all are exposed to the potential of a bear attack. Bears are mostly curious and driven by an a... Read >
Author: Jack Krohn

Water Bottle Filter: A Better Choice For The Environment

31st January 2008
Drinking bottled water has become a massive trend around the world. Sales of bottled water are surging, and many large companies have gotten in on the trade. Consumers are obviously concerned about their health, and many distrust tap water. The tap water ... Read >
Author: Brent Craig

Take a Hike In Parry Sound Ontario

14th January 2008
Located in the heart of Ontario cottage country, Parry Sound is the ideal getaway for anyone who is in love with the outdoors. Hiking is among the more popular recreational opportunities that people in the area undertake; the surrounding hills and forests... Read >
Author: Rob Parker

Black Bears - What Backpackers Need To Know

15th November 2007
It may be true that black bears aren't as dangerous to backpackers as grizzlies, but there are many cases of black bear attacks - some of them fatal. So even if you are in black bear country, there are a few things you need to know. The first, and perhaps... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Dog Clothing

10th November 2007
There are some dog owners who frequently purchase clothing for their pets, while other dog owners think that buying clothing for a dog is unnecessary. Most people assume that dog clothing has no specific function and is only used to ‘decorate’ the an... Read >
Author: D Beart

Finding Sandals for the Outdoor Enthusiast

17th September 2007
When you're headed to the great outdoors, you need the right footwear. But when it's hot and sticky out, those boots just don't seem to be the right fit. Shoe companies and outdoor retailers have answered your calls for comfortable and practical footwear ... Read >
Author: Grant Eckert

The Advantages of Using a BackPacking Water Filter

31st August 2007
When you go hiking, one of the most important things that you will bring is fresh drinking water. Next time you go hiking, consider brining a portable water filter instead. You could be saving backpack weight and enjoying the cleanest water available. ... Read >
Author: Jeremy Biberdorf

Summers in Bayfield Ontario

17th August 2007
Located along the shores of Lake Huron, the village of Bayfield (Ontario) offers all of the comforts of home in the beautiful surroundings of cottage country. The village itself is set up for quiet relaxation - a place where one can rely on the pleasant r... Read >
Author: Rob Parker

Whining About The Way

18th July 2007
Whining About The Way Back from another backpack trip, and feeling very humbled. We do so much backpacking that I think I was getting comfortable with being uncomfortable. I think I might have been getting to the point of maybe being even a little co... Read >
Author: Mikenege

Fishing And Hunting In The Great Outdoors

17th July 2007
I really love the great outdoors it has so many different things to offer. I know many people will jump in saying I’d rather be at home or on the beach is their idea of outdoors but believe me unless you have tried it you can not possibly realize the wo... Read >
Author: James Kronefield

Great Outdoor ATV Fun Should Come with Great Respect For It Too

01st July 2007
An ATV enthusiast never runs out of places to ride – unless the trails that you’ve been to are in a bad shape because off the “abuse” it’s been put through by other ATV riders, hikers, campers and other users who do not have any sort of respect ... Read >
Author: Ray Martin

Licked By A Mountain Goat

29th June 2007
A mountain goat isn't very afraid of people, I had heard. But I was still surprised when I saw one walking in front of me on the rocks. I was 12,500 feet up on Mount Shavano (in Colorado), and he was less than 40 feet away from me. He watched me, I wat... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Looking for Marmot Camping Gear?

26th June 2007
If you are looking for Superior Camping gears then you must look at the Marmot Camping gear brand. Known and respected throughout the camping community you can be sure to have access to the right gear for any condition or season. Marmot camping Gear of... Read >
Author: Frederic Madore

Lake Tahoe in Sierra, Nevada - A Great Vacation and Travel Destination

26th June 2007
If you are heading out to Nevada then you must check out Lake Tahoe. That's because the area is simply gorgeous and there is so much to do. Lake Tahoe is a freshwater lake located between Nevada and California. This lake is known worldwide for the beautif... Read >
Author: Robert Benjamin

Today's Backpacking Tents are Smaller and Lighter than Ever Before

21st May 2007
Backpacking tents, tents (usually nylon) designed specifically for hikers and backpackers in mind, can be a backpacker's best friend. Sure, there alternative ways to spend a night in the woods. Many fast and light hikers are relying on bivy bags to keep... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu

Relief for Achy Feet and Legs

21st May 2007
At the end of a long day, most people ease out of their shoes and put their feet up. Their shoes feel tighter than when they put them on in the morning. Their feet are sweaty and hot. They want relief for achy feet and legs. The culprit in all this disco... Read >
Author: vincent platania

Sports And Cameras

16th May 2007
No matter what type of sport you happen to be into, it's always a great idea to have a camera available. You just never know when you might want to capture a moment for remembering at a later date. This used to be a big pain in the AS@, at least as far ... Read >
Author: Trevor Kugler

Backpacking Tents Aren't the Heavy, Leaking, Cumbersome Shelters they Once Were

03rd May 2007
Backpacking tents, tents (usually nylon) designed specifically for hikers and backpackers in mind, can be a backpacker's best friend. Sure, there are alternative ways to spend a night in the woods. Many fast and light hikers are relying on bivy bags t... Read >
Author: Lucy

Glacier National Park – Hikers Paradise

25th April 2007
If hiking is your forte, Glacier National Park is the place for you. Located in beautiful Northwest Montana, the views and natural beauty of the park are hard to beat anywhere in the United States. With over 700 mikes of trails, Glacier National Park of... Read >
Author: Trevor Kugler

The New Tale of the Backpacking tents

15th April 2007
Backpacking tents, tents (usually nylon) designed specifically for hikers and backpackers in mind, can be a backpacker's best friend. Sure, there alternative ways to spend a night in the woods. Many fast and light hikers are relying on bivy bags to keep... Read >
Author: Jackline Wanjiku

Accidents on Kilimanjaro

15th April 2007
Accidents on Mount Kilimanjaro Mount Kilimanjaro at 5964 m is the highest mountain in Africa and highest free standing mountain in the world and one of the few peaks of this height that is non-technical (i.e. you do not need ropes and pitons to climb ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Alpen Apex Binoculars

12th April 2007
Because of today’s active lifestyles, we feel that using binoculars is not a simple spectator sport. There are many outdoor activities that a quality set of binoculars are required to make the experience fulfilling. Living in Colorado, we have found thi... Read >
Author: Sports and Camping Online

Go take a hike!

05th April 2007
It is with a tired, weary, and joyful head that I ask you this question: “Ya ever hiked?” If your answer is, “Yes”, then you surely have anecdotes of pitfalls or triumphs. If you answered, “No”, then I must ask a second question: “Why the ... Read >
Author: Patrick Podolak

Hawaii Vacation - 7 Days But 1000s Of Things To Do

27th March 2007
Hawaii. Just the word makes you think of great beaches. The waves tickling your toes as you let your worries evaporate in the warm sun. But, believe it or not, there is more to this island than just the sun and beaches. No, really, keep reading. You will ... Read >
Author: David Lee

Travel Destination and Videos

27th March 2007
Travel destinations can be preserved on your video collection forever, but having the proper gear at the right location is essential. A friend of mine went to Acapulco Mexico with his new camera and lens, he was there only a week but that was long enough ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Six Great Things To Do In Northwest Montana

12th March 2007
Northwest Montana is one of the most beautiful and scenic places in the western Rocky Mountains, and if you're planning a visit here are six things that you should check out. Obviously, most of these things revolve around the outdoors, mostly because Nor... Read >
Author: Trevor Kugler

A Brief Introduction to GPS

07th March 2007
Global Positioning Systems (GPS) are growing in rapidly popularity and are becoming an everyday navigational tool. You commonly see GPS installed in a vehicle but it is also available in a hand help form that is similar to size of a pocket PC or cell phon... Read >
Author: Natalie Arandaa

St. Lucia’s Where It’s at

21st February 2007
St. Lucia, located in the Eastern Caribbean amidst a handful of other exotic, pleasure-filled islands, is a scenic and friendly place known for its volcanic beauty and unique French-infused culture. It attracts honeymooners and families alike with its abu... Read >
Author: Caitlin Moore

Finding Your Way Using GPS

15th February 2007
When you are lost and you cannot find your way it is a good idea to have a GPS tracking system in your car, you will receive directions on how to get to the place you need to get to. Above the earth there are many satellites orbiting the earth that are co... Read >
Author: Bill Carmel

Catalonia - Holidays in Barcelona, Tarragona and Girona

24th January 2007
The autonomous community of Catalonia can be found to the north of Spain bordering the Pyrenees Mountains, and the Spanish provinces of Huesca, Teruel, Zaragoza and Valencia. During its history, Catalonia has gained and lost varying degrees of autonomy, a... Read >
Author: Steve Greenwood

Hiking - An Introduction To Navigating Using Maps

23rd January 2007
Although you might think that it should be the other way around, you'll find that most experienced hikers rely on maps to navigate their way along trails and through wilderness areas and novices who feel that they can simply 'wing it'. The novice often as... Read >
Author: Donald Saunders

GPS Devices – Fulfill your Navigation dreams

16th January 2007
Years ago, driving across the country meant one eye on the road and the other fixed on a heap of tangled, shredded paper covering the dashboard – otherwise known as a map. But in today’s interconnected world, even when you’re lost, you’re not real... Read >
Author: Benji Davenport

Finding the Best Backpacking Tents

03rd January 2007
Do you like to spend your time in the wild outdoors? If you do, then you probably know that backpacking tents can be a backpacker's best friend. Of course, there are alternative ways of spending a night in the woods. For instance, many fast and light hike... Read >
Author: Morgan Hamilton

Hiking On The Racetrack In Joshua Tree

15th December 2006
When you go out for a hike, you are usually looking for a little fresh air, some exercise and an opportunity to see some beautiful scenery away from the city. In some case, you can also take in a bit of mystery. Hiking on The Racetrack in Joshua Tree ... Read >
Author: John Grimes

Understanding Poison Ivy

05th December 2006
Enjoying the outdoors is a tremendous experience, but every once in a while you can walk into something. This something is often poison ivy, so you need to know how to deal with it. Poison ivy is actually not an ivy. How about that? It is a wood vine t... Read >
Author: John Grimes

If You Want To Live to Be 100 - Don't Eat So Darned Much

16th November 2006
"May you live to be 100" used to be how you wished somebody extreme good fortune. Maybe not anymore. The number of centenarians in the USA doubled in the 1980s and then doubled again in the 1990s. The total now exceeds 70,000 and if some projections are... Read >
Author: Peter Amaral

COOL HATS is not a slang term, a COOL HEAD for all occations.

16th November 2006
COOL HATS Kevin Pringle's mother came up with this idea back in 1999, she tried to develope it and market it, but things just were not right at the time. She shelved the idea until her son got into a class in college that showed him how to market them... Read >
Author: John BURLEW II

Wilderness Survival Backpacking Tips

16th November 2006
Why should you learn wilderness survival skills just for backpacking? They may save your life someday, and for ultralight enthusiasts like myself, skills replace gear, and therefore weight. The best reason, however, may be that it's just a good feeling to... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Basic Hiking and Camping Gear

15th November 2006
Basic Hiking and Camping Gear Once you've decided to try hiking and camping you have to start out with equipment that you can trust. One of the best things you can do is become familiar with the likely need before you try a hike or camp for the first... Read >
Author: Tim Moss

The Sandia Peak Tramway: taking visitors up and away

27th October 2006
Albuquerque, New Mexico has much to offer any visitor - from the scenic Rio Grande Botanic Garden to the famous KiMo theatre. However, one of the city's best-known landmarks - the Sandia Peak Tramway - takes visitors high above Albuquerque. The longest ae... Read >
Author: Jack Mack

39 Miles In The Smoky Mountains

14th August 2006
The Smoky Mountains can be hard on the ankles, and it rains a lot. I learned this on the first day of my hike, both through experience and from the stories of the other hikers. This was good, though, because hiking this stretch of the Appalachian Trail wo... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Backpacker's Delight - Oregon

06th August 2006
If every there was a beautiful state, it is Oregon. Hitting the trails in Oregon is a great way to get out and experience the beauty of this green, rainy state. Backpacker's Delight - Oregon Oregon offers hikers some of the most challenging and bea... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo

Backpackers and Indiana

06th August 2006
Trekking is a great outdoor activity because it is cheap and you can do it practically anywhere. Indiana is such an example and there is more than enough to wet the taste of any backpacker. Backpackers and Indiana While in the Midwest, you are neve... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo

Backpackers and the Trinity Alps

06th August 2006
Finding unique hiking spots is the goal of many a backpacker. Heading off to the Trinity Alps provides you with one such opportunity to explore the beauty of nature. Backpackers and the Trinity Alps Backpackers and California two things that go g... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo

Angel Island is a Diversion from the Ordinary

31st July 2006
Whether you are a true nature lover or simply enjoy the thrill of an educational field trip, you will find both the wonders of nature and a deep sense of history while visiting Angel Island. In fact, I would suggest making Angel Island a must see destin... Read >
Author: Liza Othman

Six Hiking And Backpacking Tips

31st July 2006
Hiking and backpacking in the wilderness means leaving the safety and predictability of civilization behind. That is part of the adventure, and part of the danger. Here are six hiking and backpacking tips you can use to make it much safer, without taking ... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

How You Can Camp Like A Pro

20th July 2006
A camping trip might seem like just a trip to the outdoors with a tent, but it can be a terrible experience if you don't adequetly plan it out. Finding the right location is the easy part. The right information and gear is a safety issue unless you are ... Read >
Author: Dave Westin

What to Expect Hiking Havasu

13th July 2006
Hiking Havasu by Michael Pavelek Although Havasu is a popular hiking destination and pictures of the falls can be found everywhere, there is surprisingly little information available about how to plan a hiking trip. Perhaps this is because the p... Read >
Author: Laurel Mountain Sports

Hiking To and Fro in New Hampshire

13th July 2006
New Hampshire is a state of inherent beauty, particularly during the fall when the leaves turn. Getting out and hoofing around gives you an opportunity to experience the pure bliss. Hiking To and Fro in New Hampshire If you have never been to New H... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo

Mountain Hiking and How to Get There

09th June 2006
Many hikers who are bored of the normal marked trails, and discovered wilderness areas have come to a new adrenaline rush: mountain hiking. Hiking several hundred feet above sea level gives those with a taste for the extreme the rush they are looking for.... Read >
Author: chelsea ciszewskic

The Right Running Hydration Gear Makes All the Difference In Your Hydrating Needs

31st May 2006
Whether you're a leisure jogger, or you plan on entering the next marathon, having the right running hydration gear can make a difference in your approach to the final destination you seek to achieve! Hydration gear is starting to be an integral part o... Read >
Author: William Parise

Hiking in the Appalachians

26th May 2006
The Appalachian trail is a 2000+ mile trail that starts in Katahdin, Maine and ends at Springer Mountain in Northern Georgia. The trail will take its travelers through Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsy... Read >
Author: Brian Johansson

The Importance of Good Hiking Boots

22nd May 2006
When you are preparing for a hike the most important item you are going to need is hiking boots. Your ability to enjoy a hike rests heavily on your feet and the comfort and support they are going to require. Gym shoes are not built to handle the rough ter... Read >
Author: Brian Johansson

Things to Be Aware of when Hiking

10th May 2006
Hiking is an outdoor activity, consisting of walking around and exploring the nature in areas of unspoiled wilderness, generally on trails. Hiking that takes place off trails is usually called cross country hiking, bushhacking or bushwalking. Hiking &... Read >
Author: Sue Taylor

Great Hiking Trips in Florida

02nd May 2006
When you imagine hiking trips, you think of the Smokey Mountains and the Appalachian Trail. There are many unknown destinations that give you a different and sometimes better experience than you ever imagined. Florida has many different kinds of terrain... Read >
Author: David Stone

The Best Types of Backpacks

28th April 2006
External frame backpacks are used primarily for backpacking trips that will require all of the essential equipment to survive be brought with you. There are many great reasons to have an external frame backpack for a trip. This type of backpack consists... Read >
Author: David Stone

A Hiking Guide to Easter Island, By David Stanley

06th April 2006
Ask me which Pacific island has the most to offer hikers and I'll probably answer Easter Island. Here on an island 11 km wide and 23 km long you'll find nearly a thousand ancient Polynesian statues strewn along a powerfully beautiful coastline or litterin... Read >
Author: David Stanley

Austria - This Time Try Something Different

01st April 2006
So you've planned your trip to Austria. You're going to visit all the popular Austrian sites: Vienna (no doubt to tour the Sigmund Freud Museum), Innsbruck and Salzburg. And you'll have a fabulous time. But, while you're visiting Austria, why not tak... Read >
Author: Shari Hearn

The Hydration Pack Is Designed For Anyone With A Thirsty Outdoor Lifestyle

01st April 2006
Prior to the hydration pack, many athletes utilized inferior alternatives. However, now that technology has increased over the years, we have been able to access specialty packs that are capable of carrying the necessary amount of water for essential hydr... Read >
Author: William Parise

Samoa: A South Pacific Paradise

28th March 2006
Have you ever thought about what life could be like on an island? Do you dream of a South Pacific island paradise experience? Read on and discover the beauty and charm of Samoa. Located in the heart of the pacific - Samoa is a group of four main islan... Read >
Author: christine bettridge

NightStar Flashlight

25th March 2006
Coolest, Newest Flashlight. The NightStar flashlight is a great gadget for anyone to own. The NightStar is the original battery that runs without batteries and uses a trademarked technology. There are many advantages of owning a NightStar flashlight a... Read >
Author: Dawn Rowlett

Camping Tips

17th March 2006
Camping is essentially for those of us who love the outdoors and can do without all of the comforts of home for a short while. However, just loving the outdoors is not enough to guarantee that the experience will be a fun one. The essentials of having ... Read >
Author: David Stone

Six Wilderness Travel Tips

19th February 2006
Wilderness travel is relatively dangerous. Backpacking, floating a river in a canoe, or four-wheeling down isolated two-tracks - they all mean leaving the safety and predictability of civilization behind. Fortunately, there are some things you can do to m... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Relax in a Hammock

01st February 2006
Hammocks have been a standard for backyards for decades. Although they traditionally come from South American and Caribbean cultures, they have easily become a part of modern life. They are the ultimate way to just kick back and relax, and even doze off f... Read >
Author: Angela Oliver

Hammocks Are Great Alternative To Sleeping Bags

12th December 2005
Hammocks have been around for over a thousand years. They are the traditional symbol of relaxation and offer a variety of choices based on their construction. If you are looking for the ultimate in luxury fabric and comfort, quilted hammocks are the right... Read >
Author: Roger King

Pacific Crest Trail Critter Problems

07th December 2005
Hiking the Pacific Crest Trail is a must for serious hikers on the west coast and through much of the world. While it can be great, you need to keep an eye out for potential critter problems. Pacific Crest Trail The Pacific Crest Trail stretches fr... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo

Outdoors Gifts

24th November 2005
Outdoors gifts are some of the easiest to find and buy. The only limitation is your imagination and bank account. Outdoors Gifts In creating the following list of ideas for outdoors gifts, I've tried to cover prices ranging from the very affordable... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo

Udzungwa Mountains in Southern Tanzania

24th November 2005
GENERAL INFORMATION: This park is a National Park without roads. After arrival the visitors must get out of the safari vehicles and walk. This is a National Park with a difference and is best visited in the dry season; as the paths and trails in the mo... Read >
Author: Ian Williamson

Hiking Gifts Gift Ideas for Hiking Presents

23rd November 2005
Hiking is a healthy, relaxing pursuit for hikers. If you're buying for a hiking enthusiast this holiday season, here are a few gift ideas for hiking presents. Hiking Gift Ideas There is much more to hiking than just boots and an urge to go. For thos... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo

Choosing a Backpack

17th November 2005
Choosing a Backpack When choosing a Backpack one should consider the following. What type of trips or hikes do I plan on taking? How long will I be gone? And how much gear do I really need to take? The following will show you what you need to know,... Read >
Author: Steve czuchra

Pacific Crest Trail History and Hiking It

11th November 2005
The Pacific Crest Trail runs over the mountain ranges dividing the west coast and the rest of the nation. There is a lot of history tied to the trail and it offers great hiking. Pacific Crest Trail History Running from the border with Mexico to t... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo

Christmas Gift Ideas for Hikers

10th November 2005
Christmas gift ideas can be hard to come by. If you're buying for a hiker, here are a few hiking gift ideas to consider. Okay, I'll be the first one to admit publicly that buying gifts for the holidays can be a pain in derriere. When it comes right do... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo

What Are GPS Systems and What Are They Good For?

02nd November 2005
GPS systems all started out in the army in the year 1970. In the army, many soldiers needed navigation systems to know their directions around other countries. Without this device it would be really hard for them to find their way around. This device has ... Read >
Author: Shakib Nassiri

Ways To Use Backpacks - Travel In Comfort

23rd October 2005
Backpacks are commonly associated with kids carrying books to and from school. However, there are many other ways to use backpacks. Campers, hikers and mountaineers have been using backpacks for decades. It allows them to have their hands free when climbi... Read >
Author: Martin Smith

Hiking Trails Preserve Your Experiences

21st October 2005
Hiking is a great way to escape the rat race, get out in nature and leave the stress of the world behind. Alas, your hiking experiences can fade with time. The best way to prevent this is to keep a hiking journal. Hiking Journals Take a minute to gi... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo

RoboGEO has been released!

01st October 2005
Geocode digital images with latitude, longitude, and altitude information. RoboGEO stamps this information onto the actual image and writes it to the JPG's EXIF headers, allowing you to permanently geocode and link the digital photo to the GPS coordinates... Read >
Author: Tim Helton

The Lumemo Trail: In the Tanzanian Wilderness

25th September 2005
There are no hotels or lodges here. This is a National Park with no roads. This park is a series of mountain rangers and interlocking valleys and only experienced hikers can mange this difficult terrain. These mountains are pristine and largely untouc... Read >
Author: Ian Williamson

The Pursuit of Greatness

27th July 2005
On June 3rd, 1948, a blast rocked the Black Hills of South Dakota. Ten tons of stone were dislodged from the mountainside and tumbled to the earth below. Earlier that day, a man named Korczak had ascended the mountain and single-jacked four holes at 6,740... Read >
Author: Jeremy Likness