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9 Amazing North Country Trail Facts

By: ActionHub Social

The North Country National Scenic Trail, planned at more than 4,600 miles, is the longest scenic trail in the United States. Though often overshadowed by its large north-south-running cousins (like the Appalachian Trail and the Pacific Crest Trail), the largely east-west mapped North Country Trail… More »

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Purify and Filter Water on the Go

By: Connor Mollison

If you’re planning on hiking light then knowing how to properly treat water is essential Water sources can look great, but they’re not all necessarily safe, and they can leave you feeling very unwell if not treated correctly through purification or filtration! Contamination can happen… More »

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New to Hiking? These Tips Can Help You Get Off on the Right Foot

By: Markie Hageman

Hiking is a recreation that is both versatile and easily accessible for most people. It’s a hobby that people of any level, from seasoned pro to beginner, can enjoy. And while being in good shape plays a role in one’s hiking abilities, there are many… More »

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ActionHub launches Summer Sweepstakes with $1,200 in giveaway prizes

By: ActionHub Social

ActionHub.com — a premier online destination for outdoor enthusiasts who pour themselves into fun and adventure though camping, hiking, mountain sports, water sports, and so much more — has launched a summer 2020 sweepstakes event, with giveaway items worth a total of more than $1,200.… More »

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Know the Pros and Cons of Using Hiking Poles

By: Suzanne Downing

Hiking poles may be a good addition to your next hike, but like any piece of gear, they require proper technique and knowledge Hiking poles (also called trekking poles, walking poles or hiking sticks) may give you the extra confidence and stability you need while… More »

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8 Amazing Pacific Crest Trail Facts

By: ActionHub Social

The Pacific Crest Trail starts near Campo, California, and ends on the U.S. border at Manning Provincial Park in British Columbia Compared to some other trails in the U.S., the Pacific Crest Trail could be considered relatively young — it was only completed in 1993.… More »

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SAR Expert: Track for Fun While Out and About

By: Rob Speiden

Finding and interpreting the tracks and sign left by the passage of people or animals is enjoyable, regardless of where you go, and even if you do not go anywhere. A proper knowledge of the tracks around you can help keep you safe in the… More »

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Hiking Challenge Encompasses Historic Adirondack Fire Towers

By: Joel Herrling

Fire towers have become such a phenom that the Glens Falls-Saratoga Chapter of the Adirondack Mountain Club has created the ADK Fire Tower Challenge I can recall hiking up mountains in Adirondack Park in New York state as a youth and thinking to myself about… More »