Top 3 Reasons Cooking Outdoors Beats Hitting the Kitchen
When we originally published 6 Reasons Exercising Outside Beats Hitting the Gym, we didn’t know then that the article would be merely the first installment in a series of posts explaining why certain activities are best enjoyed in the great outdoors. Then one of our clever readers left a comment suggesting that we do the [...]
Peaked Interest: 5 Mountains Worth Visiting This Summer
Now that the weather is warming up, this is a good time to explore some of the country’s mountains. Everyone’s heard, and in some cases, been to a lot of the popular mountain ranges, but there are great treasures many don’t know exist. Here’s a list of five. 1. Guadalupe Mountains National Park Located in [...]
When Times Were Simpler
Contributed by Bill Howard, Bill Howard’s Outdoors and Bow Adventures Magazine. About once each year most organizations will go through a ‘back to basics’ training session. These companies realize personnel will and can get caught up in certain aspects of their positions that they neglect and forget the foundations of what makes them successful. The same concept can be [...]
Ready for Pocket Ranger Trophy Case™? Brett Melillo is!
The wait for Pocket Ranger Trophy Case™ is almost over! In anticipation of our soon-to-be-released photo/video-sharing social networking app, developed exclusively for anglers, hunters, wildlife viewers and avid outdoor enthusiasts, ParksByNature® Network Founder and Program & Development Director, Brett Melillo, is getting a head start on the action. Brett has already started working toward collecting [...]
Close Range Archery Practice
Contributed by Al Quackenbush, The SoCal Bowhunter Close range archery practice is something isn’t mentioned much these days. Most times bowhunters will say they have sighted in for 20-80 yards and are very happy with that. What about when that animal surprises you and comes in at 10 yards or maybe even 5 yards? Have you practiced [...]
Nature’s Nuptials: Saying ‘I Do’ The State Park Way
If you’re a nature lover and are intrigued by the great outdoors, how about considering an affordable “destination” wedding, but without the hefty travel expenses? You’ve found the perfect mate. Now consider a state park for the perfect wedding. There are hundreds of parks around the country that offer facilities and packages for this memorable [...]
No Child Left Inside: State Parks Host National Kids to Parks Day
Ready, set, play! The National Park Trust (NPT) is kicking off summer with the Third Annual National Kids to Parks Day, this Saturday, May 18. Kids across the nation will have the opportunity to explore some of America’s best state parks. Organized in part by the NPT, the Kids to Parks Day’s aim is to [...]
On Top of the World: Top 5 Most Inspiring Mountain Climbers
Although it’s easy to conquer your personal mountain without ever stepping onto an actual peak when you play the Post Grape-Nuts Fit “What’s Your Mountain?” GeoChallenge, there are plenty of adventurers who have made their mark and reached their goals atop real mountain summits. Today we’re celebrating those famous mountain climbers who have inspired us with [...]
Seeing Red: Tips for Catching Redfish from the Kayak
Contributed by Alex Vail, The Flying Kayak Warmer water temperatures mean that the inshore Redfish bite is soon to be on fire. Reds enter some of the shallowest waters during the warmer months and often, a kayak is the best way to reach them. With the right know how, one can easily catch these amazing inshore [...]
Penn Gems: Three of Eastern Pennsylvania’s Coolest Hiking Destinations
Contributed by Katie Levy, Adventure-Inspired After living in eastern Pennsylvania for almost six years, I’ve learned that there’s no shortage of options for those of us who love to hike. Whether you’re looking for a weekend backpacking trip, a place to camp and day hike, or just a quick escape, there’s something for everyone in the [...]