From Washington to Florida and New York to Idaho, state budgets are reeling from a combination of reduced property and sales tax revenue. Numerous state parks are already on the chopping block, in an effort to reduce budgets with minimal … Continue reading
It doesn’t matter whether you are in snowy New Hampshire or rainy California, winter weather can put a serious crimp in your outdoor family activities. Having never lived in the northern climates, I’ve always had romantic notions of how much … Continue reading
There has been a great amount of coverage during the past two weeks about figures released by the US Forest Service showing visits to the nation’s national forests is off 13% over the past five years. When combined with the … Continue reading
Adventure apparel maker Cloudveil is looking for 25 men and women who exemplify the company’s outdoor-inspired lifestyle to write for its Blog, The Mountain Culture. Cloudveil is not limiting its search to 17-year old half-pipe pro’s, either. The application process … Continue reading
Taking a few, basic, first aid items with you when you venture into the backcountry is an important consideration that is often overlooked until the first time an item is actually needed. You don’t have to run out and buy … Continue reading