Colorado Sheriff Joe DiSalvo has seen enough deaths on Capitol Peak. This year, seven people have died on the Elk Mountains and officials are voicing their concerns and asking for immediate action. DiSalvo is intent on stopping the tragedies happening in the Elk Mountains, specifically…
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Adventure and stunning natural environments await you in most of America’s National Parks. Parks typically get their largest amounts of visitors during the spring and summer, but there are some parks that are calling out for some winter exploring. You may never go back to…
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Russian tennis player Maria Sharapova recently released her memoir “Unstoppable,” in which she discusses her recent ban from the sport. Sharapova received a 15-month ban for using a banned substance called meldonium, putting the controversial drug back on the map. With meldonium gaining popularity, doctors…
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North Cascades National Park Overview Region: North Cascades, Washington Best Time To Go: Spring, Summer, Fall Required Passes: National Park Pass President Lyndon Johnson signed the bill that created the North Cascades National Park in 1968, therefore protecting 648,000 acres of ponderosa pine and old-growth…
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Backpacking footwear is always a hot topic amongst outdoor enthusiasts, and a question a lot of hikers have is if they really can make the switch and backpack in running shoes. It has been drilled into most of us that in order to hike, you…
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To glamp is to mix in a bit of the glamorous with a not-so-typical camping set up and it’s nothing new. Traditionally, you associate camping with having to rough it in the outdoors, having to deal with all sorts of weather, mud, bugs, and maybe not…
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Searching for “weather” in any App store means you will be bombarded with endless options, with apps ranging from everything a meteorologist would want to an app that shows you a picture of a kitten every time you want to check the weather. Knowing the…
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The water is calm, there’s no cloud in the sky, and the pizza slice is inflated. If not for Ethan Pringle, dressed just in his underwear and holding a slice of pizza, this iceberg in Greenland would be an idyllic and tranquil location. Ethan Pringle,…
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When it comes to our health and safety, the most common mistake made by hikers is not drinking enough water. Dehydration can be extremely dangerous, especially if you’re in a remote location or far from emergency help. No matter the temperature, season or altitude you’re…
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When you’re recovering from an injury, time seems to creep by. If you’re an athlete in the middle of a healing process, every day can feel like the last day of vacations or a really long car ride. You just want to speed up recovery, get…
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