Leap of Faith: What You Should Know Before Trying BASE Jumping
BASE jumping can be a lot of fun if you’re a thrill seeker. This activity can take you to some cool places where you can enjoy falling. Read More
Two Canyons, One Big Question: How Does Palo Duro Compare to the Grand Canyon?
The Grand Canyon may steal most of the spotlight, but it’s not the only awe-inspiring canyon in the U.S. Out in the Texas Panhandle, just a short drive from Amarillo, TX, Palo Duro Canyon holds its ground as the second-largest canyon in the country. While it may not match Arizona’s famed landmark in sheer size, it has its own kind of charm that draws travelers looking for fewer crowds and more intimacy with the land.
So, how do these two natural wonders really compare? It depends on what you’re looking for. Read More
How To Be More Fuel Efficient On the Water Without Cutting Corners
Whether you have a boat or a car, fuel efficiency is always a big concern. No one wants to spend more on gas than they have to. If you own a boat, you might be wondering what some ways are to be more fuel efficient on the water. There are some surprising things to keep an eye on when pursuing better fuel economy.
Your Guide to Primitive Camping in Indiana
Back to Nature
Interested in primitive camping in Indiana? This brief guide will give you an introduction to where to go to practice and get used to life in the great outdoors. Read More
Beginner’s Guide to Outdoor Rock Climbing
Do you think you might enjoy outdoor rock climbing? Before you try and take on this exciting adventure, there are some things you should know.
Exploring Local Fly Fishing Hotspots Across the US
Fly fishing is a popular pastime with outdoors enthusiasts across the country. Various regions offer unique challenges and experiences, depending on the geography and fish species. For example, the streams in Kentucky are different from the rivers in Arkansas or Colorado. Let’s explore the rich variety that different regions have to offer anglers. Read More
Why You Shouldn’t Go Underwater Cave Diving
If you love the feeling of adventure and the adrenaline rush of the unknown, there are many activities you can enjoy instead of underwater cave diving.
Exploring the Chesapeake Bay by Paddle: Top Kayaking and Paddleboarding Adventures
Maryland’s Eastern Shore is a paddler’s paradise, with its intricate network of rivers, creeks, and inlets winding toward the Chesapeake Bay. Few experiences rival the peace of gliding across the water with only the sound of a dipping paddle and the occasional call of a native bird overhead. Whether you’re a seasoned kayaker or a first-time paddleboarder, the region offers stunning waterways to explore, from secluded inland trails to vast, open waters. Read More
Breakdown of Mazda SUV Sizes
Mazda SUVs range in size from compact to midsize. The smallest model is the CX-30, and the largest model is the CX-90. In between sizes are the CX-5, the CX-50, and the CX-70. In terms of the actual length, the size range is between 173 inches long for the CX-30 and 201.6 inches for the CX-90. Let’s take a closer look. Read More
Discover Urban Kayaking and Paddleboarding
How You Can Escape From the Mundane Right in the City
If you enjoy getting out on the water but don’t want to plan regular long-distance trips, these urban kayaking and paddleboarding adventures may be the perfect solution.
Some people think kayaking and paddleboarding are sports that can only be practiced in pristine wilderness areas. In fact, there are plenty of opportunities to get out on the water right in and outside of America’s cities.