Enjoy the best of the outdoor and town activities in the underrated city of Lander Wyoming. 8 best things to do in Lander Wyoming.| Miss Rover - Travel Blogger. Photographer. Model. Life Enthusiast.
Jasper National Park in the Canadian Rockies is one of the most impressive natural areas in Canada, yet it sees far fewer visitors than Banff National Park, its insanely popular neighbour to the south. The two parks have a lot of similarities, but everything about Jasper is just a bit more manageable than Banff, from… Read More »Jasper National Park: 12 Amazing Reasons to Visit| Routinely Nomadic
A detailed guide to hiking the beautiful Rota Vicentina, Portugal, including the incredible coastal section known as the Fishermen's Trail.| Routinely Nomadic
Haywood County is one of my favorite places. I’ve been visiting this area for a long time, and my husband Mike and I got married there in 2024. Located in the heart of the Smoky Mountains in western North Carolina, […] The post Haywood County, NC: A Complete Travel Guide appeared first on Young Wayfarer.| Young Wayfarer
Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the perfect day trip destination if you are staying in the Cherokee or Gatlinburg areas. This is the most visited national park in the United States, with over 12 million visitors in 2024. The […] The post Day Trip to Great Smoky Mountains National Park appeared first on Young Wayfarer.| Young Wayfarer
Having just returned from another unforgettable hiking trip in the Spanish Pyrenees, I wanted to share some updated tips on one of the region’s most iconic trails – the hike to Cola de Caballo Waterfall in Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park. This is not only one of the most famous hikes in the Pyrenees but also […]| At Lifestyle Crossroads
As Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park is one of my favorite hiking destinations in Spain, I thought I’d share some tips and my favorite trails following my recent weekend getaway in the Spanish Pyrenees. Personally, I found the official information only partially helpful – and if I were a first-time visitor, I think I […]| At Lifestyle Crossroads
As the temperatures cool and the leaves begin to change, […] The post Best Places to Camp in Indiana with Kids appeared first on Indy with Kids.| Indy with Kids
Mizuno and Margaret reimagine the brand's iconic hiking shoe with more style and technical features. The post Mizuno’s latest hiking shoe gets tailored elegance from Margaret Howell appeared first on The Manual.| Fashion & Style | The Manual - The Manual
By Dan Kriesberg Contentment Defined as: The time when one is in wildness When one’s community Expands to include the trees, water, rock beings all beings Surrounded by wildness Hugged Going deeper, breathing easier It takes time and distance To shed The skin of human-dominated places And join The wildness of mountain, lake, forest, and river Photo: Morning from Pharoah Mountain. Photo by Dan Kriesberg.| The Adirondack Almanack
Adirondack advocate John Davis works to build visibility for wolves and panthers Continue reading Carnivore Challenge aims to spark renewed interest in vanished predators at Adirondack Explorer.| Adirondack Explorer
Five tips for nailing the shot—with just an iPhone—this leaf-peeping season. The post The Oversimplified Guide to Photographing Fall Foliage appeared first on 5280.| 5280
Two Perfect Autumn Days in South Lake Tahoe. There’s no season quite like autumn around Lake Tahoe’s south shore. A time of ever-changing beauty, the fall months are a perfect […] The post Two Perfect Autumn Days in South Lake Tahoe appeared first on Visit Lake Tahoe.| Visit Lake Tahoe
From dining out to treks around the lake, you’ll quickly realize that this lake town was built with man’s best friend in mind. The post The Ultimate Guide to Dog Friendly Lake Tahoe appeared first on Visit Lake Tahoe.| Visit Lake Tahoe
Discover the Torre dei Scarperi lollipop hike in the Sesto Dolomites. 13.5km circuit with stunning views, cable sections, and detailed trail guide.| Anywhere We Roam
In 1900, Walter Hubbard donated a park to the town of Meriden, Connecticut. A firm believer that every community should have a green space, he insisted it always remain free for residents to enjoy. Today, Hubbard park is open year-round with multiple sites to explore. Every April since 1978, it hosts the Daffodil Festival, when more than 600,000 daffodils fill its fields as far as the eye can see. The event is free, and includes carnival rides, food trucks and fireworks. But beware: you wil...| Atlas Obscura - Latest Articles and Places
The Award-Winning blog, "Girl on a Hike, follows hiking enthusiast Alicia, and her hiking companion, Charlie, a Golden Lab, on their outdoor adventures.| Girl on a Hike
Have you ever wanted to go on a Fall foliage roadtrip in Vermont? You’re in luck. In this blog, I share Vermont’s best Fall foliage scenic drives, hiking trails, and covered bridges. Get ready for …| Real Girl Review
The Moosilauke Ravine Lodge is an excellent starting point for outdoor adventures on Mount Moosilauke in the White Mountains. The post Adventures at the Moosilauke Ravine Lodge in New Hampshire appeared first on Outdoor Adventure Sampler.| Outdoor Adventure Sampler
Phone cases for outdoor adventure seekers need to be bomb proof. A comparison of the OtterBox Defender and Beeasy phone cases will help to decide. The post The Best Phone Cases for Outdoor Adventure appeared first on Outdoor Adventure Sampler.| Outdoor Adventure Sampler
Wae Rebo is a nice little traditional village that you can visit by hiking into the mountains of Flores, Indonesia. I visited Wae Rebo recently and enjoyed… The post How To Visit Wae Rebo Village In Flores, Indonesia appeared first on The World Travel Guy.| The World Travel Guy
Mount Inerie is the tallest volcano on the island of Flores, and it might just be one of the most symmetrical volcanoes in the world. At sunrise,… The post Climbing Mount Inerie Volcano In Flores, Indonesia appeared first on The World Travel Guy.| The World Travel Guy
Trunyan Hill is an underrated hike in Bali with amazing views of Mount Abang and the Batur caldera. It looks like a Jurassic landscape! This trail is… The post Hiking Trunyan Hill: Bali’s Most Underrated Trail appeared first on The World Travel Guy.| The World Travel Guy
One of the most iconic and amazing hikes in Chile is the Mirador Las Torres (‘viewpoint of the towers’), and it can be done as either a… The post Day Hike To Mirador Las Torres (By Bus Or Car) appeared first on The World Travel Guy.| The World Travel Guy
The Huemul glacier is a nice little hike near the town of El Chalten, in the Patagonia region of Argentina. I did this hike recently and really… The post How To Visit Huemul Glacier From El Chalten, Patagonia appeared first on The World Travel Guy.| The World Travel Guy
The Lost City trek is a bucket list hike in Colombia where you can see the ruins of the Ciudad Perdida, an ancient city built by the… The post All About The Lost City Trek In Colombia appeared first on The World Travel Guy.| The World Travel Guy
There’s no doubt about it, the Lost City trek in Colombia is an amazing experience. It’s one of the best things to do in South America! But… The post Is The Lost City Trek Safe? My Thoughts & Experience appeared first on The World Travel Guy.| The World Travel Guy
The island of Oahu has lots of military bunkers (pillboxes) that were built during WWII, and are now beloved hiking trails. Here's a guide!| The World Travel Guy
At 1,260 meters, it may not be the highest in the region, but hiking to the Cima di Medeglia peak provides amazing Ticino views for everyone!| Together In Switzerland
When you think of a Vermont getaway, it’s easy for your mind to drift toward the big names: Stowe, Woodstock, Manchester. But I’ll let you in on a little secret: some of the most adventurous vacations can be found in the small towns that are less touristy, but no less beautiful than the most popular...| Vermont Explored
Horse trekking in Kyrgyzstan is one of the best things to do, wether you are experienced or not a horse trek, especially to Song Kol lake, is a must do| Backpackingman
These are some of the best hiking trails in Japan and makes for excellent hiking in Japan to escape into nature away from the big cities.| Backpackingman
Located in the beautiful Appenzell region, spending one whole day hiking at Saxer Lücke during in June for the summer is a great choice for a beautiful short hike for all ages. Keep Reading The post One Day Hiking At Saxer Lücke in June appeared first on Together In Switzerland.| Together In Switzerland
If you're searching for an unforgettable hike above the Aletsch Glacier, the trail from Bettmerhorn to Eggishorn is a must-do. Keep Reading The post Hiking Bettmerhorn to Eggishorn In Valais appeared first on Together In Switzerland.| Together In Switzerland
Enjoy the local Ticino mountains by hiking Monte Lema, which blends natural beauty with sweeping Swiss and Italian alpine views. Keep Reading The post Hiking Monte Lema, Ticino appeared first on Together In Switzerland.| Together In Switzerland
Uncover the secret canyons in Utah that provide solitude and stunning scenery. Discover the best kept hiking spots.| The Common Traveler
Yesterday, the time had finally come for the final stage of our adventure. Our Walking the Wall for Daina challenge was almost complete. We wanted to complete it before the kids return to school in September, and also before my younger son turns eight on Sunday! A long way to get started The main difficulty... Continue Reading →| Experiments in Fiction
Autumn in the Lake Chelan Valley means harvest season, and lots of popular events to attend, like NW SkyFest, Brews on the Bridge, and more.| Kellys Resort
Discover everything you need to know about the hike up Augstmatthorn from Harder Kulm – one hike you can't miss in Switzerland!| Away With Maja
Winter Hiking for Beginners with Kids I love to hike and I love winter hiking with kids even with the additional challenges it brings. We live in an area with thousands of miles of hiking| Tales of a Mountain Mama
The Squamish Canyon Mamquam Falls Boardwalk opened a few weeks ago. I’m an avid hiker (I’ve written two hiking guidebooks) and a Squamish local, so I had to go check it out to see what all the fuss was about. It’s a new paid boardwalk and viewing platform attraction at Mamquam Falls, and since the … The post Squamish Canyon at Mamquam Falls: Is it Worth it? appeared first on Happiest Outdoors.| Happiest Outdoors
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Brave campers from New York's Pok-o-MacCready lace up hiking boots and set out on an arduous four-day High Peaks trek called the "Super Marcy."| Adirondack Explorer
Wander through rolling sagebrush hills, granite outcroppings and open vistas on Hartman Rocks hiking trails that are close to Gunnison. and..| Crested Butte + Gunnison
In-depth Altra Olympus 6 Hike Mid GTX review: max cushioning, wide toe box, Vibram grip, and waterproof durability for backpackers and hikers.| OutdoorCrunch
The Pieterpad trail is the most famous long distance trail in the Netherlands. It starts in Pieterburen up north in Groningen to the Pietersberg in Southern Limburg. You will hike almost 500 kilometers to some of the most beautiful parts of the Netherlands. The Pieterpad … The post The Pieterpad Trail: the most famous hike in the Netherlands appeared first on Backpack Adventures.| Backpack Adventures
Hiking in the Netherlands? You might think this is a joke. Isn’t it as flat as a dutch pancake? Isn’t it one of the most densely populated countries in the world? Yes it is, but hiking in the Netherlands is very well possible. Even enjoyable. … The post Hiking in the Netherlands: the most beautiful trails appeared first on Backpack Adventures.| Backpack Adventures
This post is about my experience on the Colca Canyon trek in Peru and how to choose the best Colca Canyon tour. The Colca Canyon is one of the world’s deepest canyons, even deeper than the Grand Canyon in some areas. The dramatic landscapes, towering … The post The Colca Canyon Trek in Peru: the ultimate travel guide appeared first on Backpack Adventures.| Backpack Adventures
Embarking on a cross-country USA adventure is a dream for many travellers but, with Hostelling International (HI), you’re guaranteed a journey rich in culture, community, and unforgettable experiences. From the historic streets of Boston to the soulful rhythms of New Orleans, and the sun-soaked shores of California, we’ve prepared an east to west USA itinerary to […] The post East To West USA Adventures With Hostelling International appeared first on HiHostels Blog.| HiHostels Blog
Natalia Nagovitsina, officially deceased, was a 47-year-old Russian mountaineer who had been stranded 22,000 feet high on Victory Peak, a 24,406-foot high summit in Kyrgyzstan, with a broken leg and no food for the past two weeks. Multiple search and rescue efforts took place, however all were unsuccessful, with one rescuer even dying on the descent. Nagovitsina is confirmed dead […] The post Natalia Nagovitsina, Originally Stranded 22,000 Feet on Victory Peak in Kyrgyzstan With a Broken Le...| SnowBrains
Ever felt like climbing a mile-long staircase up a mountain? Then the Manitou Incline is right for you. Let's get started on the 2,768 steps.| Intrepid Daily
At HiiKER, we’ve been on a mission for the past four years: to help people plan and navigate their hikes through some of the world’s most beautiful wilderness. Along the way, one thing has become […]| HiiKER
To walk in the woodsis a kind of prayer.Come in on quiet feetand feel how you are notalone. The golden treesare full of eyes.What are those soundsyou cannot name?Whatever is untamedinside you sings along.Dwarfed by awe, you might feel small,but the song says,you are all.| A Hundred Falling Veils
It’s a six hour drive from Victoria, the capital of British Columbia on Vancouver Island to our campsite in Tofino and my nerves are tested on the narrow bendy bit of the Pacific Rim Highway beyond Port Alberni. I am after all, driving on the wrong side of the road and sitting on the wrong … Continue reading "Walking the Tonquin Trail on Vancouver Island" The post Walking the Tonquin Trail on Vancouver Island appeared first on Jims Walking Journey.| Jims Walking Journey
In March 1988 Andy and I were enjoying a few days walking in a cold and frosty Lakeland. Having walked up Grains Gill from Seathwaite we were taking a break when we noticed two red clad walkers who were motoring up the path at some pace behind us. “They’re not hanging around,” remarked Andy and … Continue reading "Allen Crags and Seathwaite Fell from Seathwaite" The post Allen Crags and Seathwaite Fell from Seathwaite appeared first on Jims Walking Journey.| Jims Walking Journey
It’s always nice to start a walk straight from the campsite and Chapel House Farm has the added benefit that I can have breakfast looking up at my first hill of the day, Rosthwaite Fell. Wainwright dedicates his book on the Southern Fells, the book I’m currently walking through to “The Sheep of Lakeland, the … Continue reading "Rosthwaite Fell and Glaramara from Rosthwaite" The post Rosthwaite Fell and Glaramara from Rosthwaite appeared first on Jims Walking Journey.| Jims Walking Journey
Before starting my book by book journey through Wainwright’s iconic 214 I had climbed many of them before, one hundred and one of them to be precise. Coniston Old Man was one of those and my walking journal tells me I climbed it on Friday 14th August 1987 with a couple of other guys and … Continue reading "Three Wainwrights from Coniston Village" The post Three Wainwrights from Coniston Village appeared first on Jims Walking Journey.| Jims Walking Journey
Tilberthwaite car park is almost full when I arrive, late in the afternoon on what has been a lovely warm and sunny Lakeland day. There are a dozen or so cars and three or four vans that I figure will be keeping me company overnight. By 8pm however everyone has departed and I have the … Continue reading "A walk up Wetherlam from Tilberthwaite" The post A walk up Wetherlam from Tilberthwaite appeared first on Jims Walking Journey.| Jims Walking Journey
The day is turning into a very fine one for walking as I park in the very same spot I occupied two months ago. The sky is cloudless and eggshell blue, the sun is beaming but it’s April and the temperature is still pleasant and there is not so much as a breath of wind … Continue reading "A walk up Holme Fell" The post A walk up Holme Fell appeared first on Jims Walking Journey.| Jims Walking Journey
“But no temple made with hands can compare with Yosemite. Every rock in its wall seems to glow with life.” John Muir When John Muir, the Scottish born naturalist got off a boat in San Francisco on March 28 1868 the story goes that he asked a carpenter what was the quickest way out of … Continue reading "A walk to Upper Yosemite Falls" The post A walk to Upper Yosemite Falls appeared first on Jims Walking Journey.| Jims Walking Journey
The unpredictable weather of January and trying to sync available time with rare windows of opportunity proved fruitless so it was the beginning of February before I headed up the M6. Knowing that commitments would be ruling out the rest of the month into March I was hoping, despite the mixed forecast, for a couple … Continue reading "A walk around Tarn Hows taking in Black Fell" The post A walk around Tarn Hows taking in Black Fell appeared first on Jims Walking Journey.| Jims Walking Journey
Humans aren’t the only species of animals that enjoy state parks. Park staff will occasionally find clues of what animals may live there, such as scat, a chewed branch, or a feather. But we don’t a…| New York State Parks and Historic Sites Blog
Explore the Grand Wash Trail Hike in Capitol Reef National Park. A very Lovely and Infrequently Visited Hike of the Park.| Beyond my Door
San Francisco, with its glittering high-rises and autonomous cars, sometimes feels like a future world—a frenetic twin to the nearby tech mecca of Silicon Valley. But between these two modern hubs lies the Peninsula, a verdant rise of coastal mountains and forests that divides the southern portion of the San Francisco Bay from the wide-open Pacific Ocean. There’s so much to explore here. The post 10 best redwood parks on the San Francisco Peninsula by Justin Housman appeared first on Save...| Save the Redwoods League
This year, everything aligned, and my dream autumn forest walk finally came true. This is me trying to commit it to memory.| Pages and Coffee Cups
I walked to a different COUNTY one morning before breakfast, just to get a geocache!| Dan Q
This checkin to GC8Z1F6 Church Micro 13672...Great Bourton ⛪️ reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs. My family and I have made a tradition of our regular attendance of Fairport’s Cropredy Convention. There I – being the earliest riser of us – have in turn made a tradition of getting up […]| Dan Q
My family and I have made a tradition of our regular attendance of Fairport's Cropredy Convention. There I - being the earliest riser of us - have in turn made a tradition of getting up early to find a nearby geocache on any morning that I'm up before the kids. This practice has already eliminated all of the caches in Cropredy itself, and so now my morning walks take me further afield. This morning I opted to follow the footpath over the fields to Great Bourton to investigate the two multicac...| Dan Q
My friend Jane texted Nicole and me on Monday afternoon. (You can read about Jane and Nicole in this post if you’d like) She said, “Hey, so tomorrow looks fairly cool in the afternoon. Anyone have any interest in an evening dinner hike? We meet and do a hike with a dinner picnic in our […]| Karma's When I Feel Like It Blog
At 6,800 feet in elevation, the icy moraine landscape of Panhandle Gap is the highest point on Mount Rainier's Wonderland Trail.| The Froggy Adventures
The wildflower meadows of Summerland are one of Mount Rainier’s most incredible areas.| The Froggy Adventures
The Burroughs Mountain Trail goes up into a high elevation tundra-like landscape, nearing the summit of Mount Rainier.| The Froggy Adventures
There are so many options for visiting Machu Picchu. This guide, written by a local to the site, breaks down how to get to the site.| Worldly Adventurer
When I first started hiking regularly, I quickly realized that not all leggings are created equal. Some slide down (the […] The post Best Hiking Leggings: Pinnacle Outfitters Nomad Leggings Review appeared first on The Homebody Tourist.| The Homebody Tourist
1.7 miles / 213 ft. Elevation Gain The post Old Dillon Reservoir appeared first on Approachable Outdoors.| Approachable Outdoors
Best fall hikes for fall colors in Colorado The post Best Hikes For Fall Colors in Colorado appeared first on Approachable Outdoors.| Approachable Outdoors
Popular Trail in Tupper Lake Reopened for Public Use The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) today announced the reopening of the popular Goodman Mountain trail in the Horseshoe Lake Wild Forest in the town of Tupper Lake. The trail is open to the public, effective immediately. The trail was closed in June due to the presence of a bull moose demonstrating unusual behaviors over an extended period of time. After extended observation, the moose’s condition was foun...| The Adirondack Almanack
Andrew Goodman, a civil rights activist murdered in Mississippi in 1964, is remembered through Goodman Mountain near Tupper Lake in the Adirondacks, where his family once vacationed and painted their name on the summit.| Adirondack Explorer
Looking for easy hikes in the Northeast? Discover the best scenic low-elevation trails in the White Mountains, Rhode Island, and beyond.| Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC)
North America is home to tens of thousands of different kinds of plants. Knowing what some of them are can make a difference. Especially when it comes to avoiding poison ivy and other harmful plants. So how well do you know your plants? A recent plant quiz online is asking about two common plants in [...] The post Plant Quiz: Know These Plants to Avoid Poison Ivy appeared first on Outdoors with Bear Grylls.| Outdoors with Bear Grylls
If you’ve ever started a family hike full of optimism only to be met with complaints, whining, or outright resistance, you’re not alone. Hiking with kids is rewarding…it builds confidence, resilience, and a love for nature. But, it also comes with its own set of challenges. Today, North Carolina mom of four, Courtney Fleet, shares […] The post How to Hike with Kids (Without the Whining and Complaining) appeared first on RUN WILD MY CHILD.| RUN WILD MY CHILD
The Award-Winning blog, "Girl on a Hike, follows hiking enthusiast Alicia, and her hiking companion, Charlie, a Golden Lab, on their outdoor adventures.| Girl on a Hike
More than $1 million in improvements on way for Appleton OHV Park; trails improved and re-opened in Swift Falls Park with discussions on possibility of removing dam| Bemidji Pioneer
In this comprehensive guide, I’ll break down the full cost of hiking the Inca Trail, providing practical tips to help you plan your trip effectively. Whether you’re a solo backpacker on a budget or someone looking for a more luxe experience, this guide will walk you through everything you need to know to tackle the legendary trail without breaking the bank.| The Budget Your Trip Blog
A short post where I collate some info related to the Sierra Nevada mountains of California, various aspirational objectives and questions. Table Mountain Traverse Table Mountain is at the north we…| Casey Handmer's blog
I’ve been wanting to visit the White Mountains region of New Hampshire for a few years now, ever since I started following a local influencer who first introduced me to its beauty. Summer felt like…| Noelle Across The Pond
Combine visiting the Christmas market at the Wartburg castle in Eisenach with a fantastic hike to the magical Dragon Gorge. The post A Christmastime Hike to the Wartburg and Dragon Gorge appeared first on chris-crossing germany.| chris-crossing germany
It’s remarkable how unexpected connections occur sometimes. During the COVID pandemic, when we were still living in Kamakura, I was hiking in the hills above the coast and ran into an older American who turned out to be a Catholic nun. She’d had a fascinating life in Japan working for the Maryknoll Sisters, who devote their lives to charitable service around the world.| Randomwire
Eight days before President Obama left the White House, he made Cotoni-Coast Dairies an official national monument. North of Santa Cruz, near Davenport, it’s 5,800 beautiful acres of coastal prairie, oak woodlands, canyons, wetlands, and redwood forest—and it’s now home to a brand-new trail system. Nearly nine miles designated for hiking and mountain biking open to the public on August 16th. --- On a clear day, you can see out to the ocean from the trails, and while it’s just 90 minut...| 7x7 Bay Area
June 2025 Fantastic Cederberg rock scenery In our previous post, we told you about our camping weekend – and our new camping trailer – at Kromrivier in the Cederberg Mountains (read here). During a…| Wet and Dusty Roads
Big Sur is situated in the most raw and rugged part of the central California| Zest In A Tote
A spectacular sunrise camping along the Florida Trail at Kissimmee Prairie Preserve State Park makes up for the disappointment of stargazing foiled by weather. Essay by Rob Rogers.| Florida Hikes
With only two stages remaining in our Walking the Wall for Daina challenge, it was high time to board a train and head for Carlisle to continue the walk. Yesterday saw me return to my native town, …| Experiments in Fiction
Bitoujiao Trail is a short, relatively easy hike with stunning coastal scenery. While there are several others like it, I personally feel this one offers maximum views for moderate effort. The hike is on the north coast of Tawan, in Ruifang district of New Taipei City. It can easily be added to other Ruifang attractions, ... Read more The post Bitoujiao Trail: How to Hike Taiwan’s Prettiest Coastal Walk first appeared on Taiwan Obsessed.| Taiwan Obsessed
In May of 2023, biologist Chelsea Greer was bent over a camera trap, one of several dozen scattered over 200 km2 of British Columbia’s Lower Mainland. This particular trap hugged a river known for …| The Wandering Rook
The Kettle Hole Track gives you one of the most beautiful views overlooking Lake Pukaki and Aoraki Mount Cook, and it's a must-visit!| Red White Adventures
Monday, March 17, 2025 A travel day today – and the longest mileage day we…| And Anyways…
