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To camp or not to camp, that is the question

To know me now, you might think I had never camped while growing up, but you would be wrong. My parents owned a pop-up camper that slept eight-just the right size for our medium-large family. My brother and sisters would sleep in the camper during the summer in our own yard. But we also camped at a couple...

Posted to General Discussion (Forum) by accorie on 08-17-2008
A Las Vegas Vacation, More Than Casinos, Find Adventure

Las Vegas might be better known for its casinos, shows, and great restaurants, but there is a tremendous amount of options for those who love the outdoors and a little adventure in their vacation. With four national parks and numerous state parks and attractions, you’ll be wondering how to fit...

Posted to General Discussion (Forum) by accorie on 07-29-2008
Whippoorwill in concert July 19 at Kings Mountain National Park

The Kings Mountain National Military Park is in South Carolina on Hwy. 216, ten miles from Kings Mountain, SC. They have a museum that showcases the Revolutionary War battle that lasted only one hour. You can also hike, camp and horseback ride. It is 3 miles form the Kings Mountain State Park and they...

Posted to Outdoor & National Park News (Weblog) by accorie on 07-15-2008
Exploring Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore and Loving it - with Photos

All photos by Adventure-Crew Staff Indiana Dunes State Park We have lived within a few hours of Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore for over a decade and have never been there until recently. We have been to the Indiana Dunes State Park, which lies within the national lakeshore, to lie around the beach...

Posted to General Discussion (Forum) by accorie on 07-14-2008
Hikers and campers will have access to Christmas Mountains

Who will be the first 100? Any takers? By Kate Alexander, Asher Price AMERICAN-STATESMAN STAFF Friday, April 11, 2008 The Christmas Mountains wilderness in West Texas will now be open to hikers and campers through the Big Bend National Park, state Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson said this week. Patterson...

Posted to Outdoor & National Park News (Weblog) by accorie on 04-11-2008
National Park Week at Mammoth Cave

This is a great time to get out there and visit one of the national parks and Mammoth Cave is a great choice. Not only do you have the fantastic cave, you have the upper area that has camping, hiking, horseback riding, canoeing, fishing and biking. The area is beautiful so get out to this Kentucky national...

Posted to Outdoor & National Park News (Weblog) by accorie on 04-02-2008
From San Diego to Nova Scotia

Recently we had a friend of ours ask us for tips on what there was to see as she traveled from San Diego, CA to Nova Scotia in her car. After sending her the suggested route and attractions, I thought I would let all of you in on this too so if anyone else needed ideas, they would have them. So picking...

Posted to General Discussion (Forum) by accorie on 03-12-2008
How to prepare for a trip

The most important factor to remember on your trip is to learn to read maps and use a compass properly. Buy a good compass and a map of the area in which you intend to visit, and study the terrain carefully before you set out, so that you have some idea of what awaits you. You should always put the map...

Posted to Adventure Tips (Weblog) by accarrie on 03-12-2008
How to navigate in the Wilderness

In a survival situation you are well prepared if you have a map and compass. If you do have these two pieces of equipment, you will most likely be able to use Mother Nature for help. If you are not talented in using a map and compass, you must take the steps to gain the skill of wilderness navigation...

Posted to Adventure Tips (Weblog) by accarrie on 03-12-2008
How to make water-proof matches

Here is a homemade way to make water-proof matches, which can become very handy while exploring the outdoors. Yes, you can put your matches in a plastic bag, but what if that bag breaks open; you no longer have dry matches. Matches are a very important necessity in the great outdoors; they can save your...

Posted to Adventure Tips (Weblog) by accarrie on 03-12-2008

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