On the surface, mountain biking is a seemingly impossible task: to ride a bike at high speeds across uneven terrain — usually on trails located in heavily wooded or mountainous areas. This highly athletic feat, however, is very achievable and is practiced by thousands of cyclists every day. The mountain biking process can be difficult to master, though,… Read more →
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Water Bottles On the Trail
Choosing a water bottle for your hike might seem like a fairly insignificant thing. Why not just pick up a Poland Spring bottle at the local store? Well, if you’d like to reduce your carbon footprint and save some cash, then a reusable bottle is the way to go. But there are a lot of options out there that go… Read more →
Great Hiking Near Charlotte
While Charlotte isn’t the world’s premier hiking destination, I’m still blessed to have plenty of great hiking destinations not too far away. I recently read a blog post that shares five quick and easy hiking destinations in and around Charlotte for those who want some good hiking without running into too many other hikers, but don’t want to go too… Read more →
3 WaterFall Trails You Must Hike in the U.S.
Havasupai Trail Classified as a moderately difficult hike to both Supai, Arizona and Havasu Falls, this trail can also be traveled by horseback or a specialty mule service which offers the option to bring down more personal items. Havasu and Mooney Falls (both of which have been widely photographed) are also key sights on this journey, along with Beaver… Read more →
A Beginner’s Guide to the Grand Canyon
Don’t leave the rim First and foremost, try to book a hotel room along the South Rim because it allows you to get an early start the next morning as you embark on day 1 of Grand Canyon hiking. This will also give you a head start to experience all the incredible wildlife from elk to antelope on your… Read more →
How to Hike the Pacific Crest Trail
The Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) is a beast that stretches 2,650 miles from Mexico to Canada offering hikers stunning views along the Sierra and Cascade mountain ranges. The trail challenges hikers with almost 60 mountain passes and six different ecozones; it takes most people about five months to complete in a thru-hike, hiking the whole trail along the West… Read more →
3 Tips for Hiking Mt. Rainier in the Winter
Mount Rainier is a beautiful national park that transforms in winter to a dramatic snow-covered wonderland. Located southwest of Seattle, this mountain landscape attracts visitors year round and is one of the most visited national parks in the country. If you are planning a trip to Mount Rainier, consider these tips for hiking the park in the winter. Try… Read more →
Sights To See While Hiking In Yellowstone
With its stunning lakes and dramatic peaks, Yellowstone is one of the most beautiful places in the United States. Anyone who loves the outdoors, and even probably some people who don’t, will be in awe at the sight of this incredible Wyoming national park. Some of the most awe-inspiring natural wonders are found there, and you don’t want to leave… Read more →
The Top 5 Cycling Trails In The U.S.
Cycling is one of the most exhilarating activities in the world. It’s a great way to stay in shape while also taking in the beauty of the world around you. If you’re tired of cycling in your local neighborhood, it may be time to bring your bike somewhere new for a while to experience a fresh cycling adventure. Cycling is… Read more →
Your Top 5 Sight Guide To Denali National Park
Far away in the mountains of Alaska lies a 6 million acre nature preserve known as Denali National Park. If you’re looking for an adventure that will last a lifetime, this is the place to visit. The park allows for visitors to explore over 92 miles of land and take in the breathtaking views and ultimate encounter with nature. Here… Read more →