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Medicine Bow National Forest, Wyoming
A weekend well spent in Medicine Bow National Forest
Medicine Bow National Forest and the Snowy Range Mountains are a secluded mountain range and forest in southern Wyoming, near the Colorado border. The most popular hike in the range is summiting the highest peak, Medicine Bow Peak (12,014 feet), which only takes a half-day to the summit. There ar...Read more -
Kenai Fjords, Alaska
An Alaskan Adventure: A Guide to Kenai Fjords NP
The iced Alaskan air rocked the boat as we sped into the abyss. "It's as if we are pirates exploring the seven seas," said the old man next to me with a cheeky grin. I nodded and smiled back. "Welcome to the Cove of the Spires," cheered Captain Sherry over the loudspeaker. Tourists flocked to the...Read more -
Colorado
10 Amazing Winter Hikes In Colorado's Front Range
Winter is a great time to hike a trail along the Front Range in Colorado. While the mountains stay socked in with snow, it’s not unusual to have 60 degree days in Denver in January or February. But, average high temperatures are in the 40s, so layer up and hit the trail along the Front Range. Plu...Read more -
California
10 Awesome Places to Snowshoe in California
Snowshoeing is a sport for everyone, whether you're hard-core into the outdoors or a casual dabbler. The adventure can challenge your legs and lungs to their max, or be a gentle cruise through the evergreen trees. The choice is yours. So grab a pair of warm boots, rent a pair of snowshoes, and he...Read more -
Idaho
Explore One of Idaho’s Best Fall Foliage Displays at Palisades Reservoir
The leaves are changing colors, sweaters are coming out of storage, and a warm campfire has never been more inviting. With fall settling in quickly, now is the time to make plans to catch Idaho’s beautiful foliage. Don’t wait on this one - these colors will be gone before you know it! Photo: Josh...Read more -
Tucson, Arizona
Adventure Awaits on These 5 Day Trips from Tucson
Tucson is known for its rich cultural heritage, great eats, and cool vibe, but it's also an adventure destination of the first order. Surrounded by desert, mountains, and Arizona's enigmatic "Sky Islands," there is plenty more to do just outside this city's borders. This spring, make Tucson your ...Read more -
Mono County, California
Exploring the Desert in Mono County
I'm a little late in writing this post. A month and a half actually...We went out to the Eastern Sierras for my 25th birthday and I've pretty much been on the move ever since we got back. Nicolette, Jack, Tim and I left town at like 5am Thursday morning. The drive was pretty easy. Especially comp...Read more -
Utah
8 Alpine Lake Hikes in Utah's Wasatch Front
When most folks think of adventure in Utah, it’s likely that their minds immediately go to two things: the epic national parks in the south, and the world-class skiing in the north. What most folks may not know is that when summer rolls around, the ski slopes turn to wildflower gardens, endless h...Read more -
Wyoming
Our 7 Favorite Hikes in Wyoming
Wyoming is a wild and rugged state, from the well-known mountains around Jackson Hole to the relatively undiscovered peaks of the Bighorn Mountains. Whether you're into exploring the national parks or want to get further off-the-beaten-path, Wyoming won't disappoint. The only disappointing part...Read more -
Bend, Oregon
A Mountain Biker's Dream Hotel: LOGE Bend, Oregon
Bend, Oregon is one of the most well-known adventure meccas in the West and for good reason. With world-class trails for hiking and biking, epic rivers for kayaking and river rafting, a thriving music scene and an excessive supply of delicious craft beer, who wouldn't want to visit this place? Wh...Read more -
Marquette, Michigan
Great Lakes Winter Hotspot: A 72 Hour Getaway in Marquette, MI
Located on the south shore of the world’s largest freshwater lake and in the heart of the Upper Peninsula’s Huron Mountains (mountains, at least, by Midwestern standards), Marquette is an outdoor destination all year long. Add over 12 feet of winter snowfall and a serious investment in snow-based...Read more -
Utah
5 Great Trails And Taverns In The Wasatch Range
Similar to a sommelier, a good cicerone pairs the right beer with tasty food. We put together some fun hikes and paired them with favorite eateries in the Wasatch Range of Utah. 1. Hike to the Living Room Photo: Hannah Weaver First on our flight of trail-to-tavern hikes is the Living Room. The ...Read more -
Colorado
Top 5 Car Camping Spots In Colorado's Front Range
Now that summer is beginning to show itself in the high country, it's time to think more about getting out and enjoying the beautiful car camping destinations throughout the Front Range. Although not an exhaustive list, this list should give you an idea of where to start and some of the beautiful...Read more -
Virginia
5 Reasons Why You Should Explore Virginia's Grayson Highlands
With wide open mountain meadows, endless views of the surrounding Appalachian Mountains and wild ponies grazing everywhere, Grayson Highlands State Park is truly a bucket list item for hikers and backpackers alike. Here's why:1. The ViewsDue to multiple wild fires, there are endless views of the ...Read more -
Snake River Valley, Idaho
Rafting Idaho's Salmon River Should Be on Your Summer Bucket List
Nothing invites adventure more than perfect summer conditions and long days filled with ample hours of sunlight. Idaho’s Salmon River is the perfect way to tap into that summer adventure with wild rapids, breathtaking scenery, riverside hot springs, and beautiful beaches. This is an epic summer t...Read more -
Montana
Fall is the Perfect Time for Adventuring in Montana
Ahh, Fall. It's that time of year in Montana when the crisp chill of mornings reminds you that winter is on its way, but the warmth of the day feels like summer. Popular parks and destinations have more room for you to stretch out, and, at the higher elevations, leaves start to turn bright shades...Read more