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National Park Service launches "Accessibility site"

"Accessibility" is the politically correct term (which translates as impersonal, confusing and counterproductive) for "those with handicaps or special needs". If you are temporarily or permanently handicapped in some way, the park service can help you gain easier access to national...

Posted to Outdoor & National Park News (Weblog) by Stu Marks on 07-14-2008
Weekly Outdoor Adventure Quiz 2008 #424 The Smokys

"Why are The Smokys called the Smokys?" ANSWER; Because the transpiration of fresh oxygen into the local atmosphere from the heavy forestation is seen as a hazy bluish smoke. This phenomenon is not unique to The Smokys, but occurs many places around the globe. Every week, Adventure-Space promotes...

Posted to ADVENTURE QUIZ (Forum) by Stu Marks on 04-24-2008
Life, Death and Altitude

By STEPHEN REGENOLD published April 9, 2008 The mountain is called Kangchenjunga, and at 28,169 feet above sea level it is the planet’s third-tallest peak, an immense white wall in the sky north of Darjeeling, India. Like all great peaks of the Himalayas, Kangchenjunga’s summit has been sought out by...

Posted to GEAR CORNER (Forum) by Stu Marks on 04-16-2008
Adventure-Crew eNewsletter for April 2008, Issue 1 is released

- How to Prepare for a Trip - Water Proofing Matches for Trail Use - Trail of the Week; Balsam and Cedar Trails in Michigan's U.P. - The Poles Need Traffic Cops - Adventure Quiz; Fire Safety; Win a FREE hat - Gear Review; The SPOT Satellite Messenger - National Park Week at Mammoth Cave - Kid's...

Posted to General Discussion (Forum) by Stu Marks on 04-04-2008
Balsam and Cedar Trails

Much of what our trails section has been about is hiking for the strong outdoors adventurer. This week we're focusing on kids' hikes. Preview: A mere 30 acres in size, Thorne Swift Nature Preserve is not big and contains only a mile of footpaths. But compacted within this small area is a variety...

Posted to HIKING INSIGHTS (Forum) by Stu Marks on 04-02-2008
Weekly Outdoor Adventure Quiz 2008 #331 Fire Safety

What is Smokey Bear's famous line? ANSWER; "Only you can prevent forest fires." Every week, Adventure-Space promotes education about our natural resources by presenting an outdoor quiz in our weekly eNewsletter. By the next newsletter, we will randomly choose a winner from those who responded...

Posted to ADVENTURE QUIZ (Forum) by Stu Marks on 03-31-2008
Outdoor Adventure Quiz #326; Wildlife

In what general area of the U.S. can the Big Horn Sheep be found ? ANSWER; south west area, desert of New Mexico Every month, Adventure-Space collects all of those who have submitted correct answers and draws a winner. There is only one prize per month. Drawings are collected based on the date of correct...

Posted to ADVENTURE QUIZ (Forum) by Stu Marks on 03-26-2008
Outdoor Quiz #319 Wildlife

What does the raccoon do to its food whenever possible? ANSWER’ Wash it in water Every month, Adventure-Space collects all of those who have submitted correct answers and draws a winner . There is only one prize per month. Drawings are collected based on the date of correct answer submissions....

Posted to ADVENTURE QUIZ (Forum) by Stu Marks on 03-19-2008
Camp stoves on the Plane?

In a recent issue of Backpacker, FAA specialist Dennis Juenemann explains the ins and outs of packing away or carrying on your camp stove gear. Stoves; Only new stoves in original packaging are always allowed onboard or in checked luggage. It is possible to scrub out a used stove to the point that the...

Posted to HIKING INSIGHTS (Forum) by Stu Marks on 03-11-2008
Help the Park Service with Rushmore Trail

How often have you thought to yourself, "Self, if they would have asked me, I would have done it differently."? Well, here's your chance. The Park Service is seeking advice from us, the public, on one of their next projects; the Rushmore Trail Access Route. Park Service seeks comments on...

Posted to General Discussion (Forum) by Stu Marks on 03-11-2008

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