Outdoors Tomorrow Foundation, the leading provider of in-school outdoor education, has hit a new milestone with its Outdoor Adventures program now in 1,000 kindergarten, middle, and high schools across the country.

You’ve all heard the saying “take only pictures, leave only footprints.” But “Leave No Trace” is so much more than that.

Jennifer Anderson shares what she loves about the Rumple “Everywhere Towel Set.”

Barb Hansen says her dogs love boating. She recommends some tips for safety for your dog in this post.

The best gifts are the ones that keep on giving. We know you’ll love this holiday gift guide from our friends at the National Park Foundation.

Jenny Anderson tells us how she takes full advantage of the cooler fall season, with her top 10 ways to get outdoors.

Jenny Anderson, the “Girl of 10,000 Lakes,” gives us her must have list for camping products. These items are all her personal favorites for camping during the hunting season.

This camping planning guide, from Tents n Trees, is great for new campers as well as seasoned campers.

This is a guest post written by Vera Koo’s daughter, Shane, and describes her quest to find the elusive geoduck clam.

In an effort to make cold-weather camping even easier, our friends at Tents n Trees consolidated the best winter camping tips.

Everyone should camp the way they like. For some campers, glamping is the only way to go. Find out more from our friends at Tents n Trees.

I decided to hit the woods to try my hand at building a quick shade shelter with the Smith & Wesson Extraction and Evasion Axe. This axe has so many more uses besides just building a wilderness shelter.  Sponsored by American Outdoor Brands When it comes to building a wilderness shelter, there’s always something new […]

When I first saw the Lil Hotdish, it was far from love at first sight. I found it while scrolling through my Craigslist app looking for a fish house. Minnesotans love their fish houses. This one happened to be a camper that was converted to a fish house. It looked very shabby – and not the shabby […]

These 33 family camping hacks from our friends at Tents n Trees will surely help you make camping easier and more enjoyable.

PlayCleanGo Awareness Week educates outdoor enthusiasts on how to enjoy outdoor activities without unintentionally spreading invasive species.

“Knowing the signs and symptoms of Lyme Disease is critical for early detection and treatment.” says industry-leading Quidel.

Is it raining outside? We love these fun indoor activities for kids that help build outdoor skills from our friends at TakeMeFishing.org.

Looking for the perfect at home adventure? You’ll love these 10 backyard camping ideas from our friends at Territory Supply.

The following blog is an excerpt from, 20 Things to Do in 2020 in National Parks by the National Park Foundation here. A new decade is a fresh start to form new habits, take on new challenges, and have new experiences. We’ve compiled a checklist to set the tone for 2020 – one filled with history, culture, nature, and adventure.   NEW DECADE, WHO […]

The temperature is dropping, wind speeds are climbing, and snow is expected to fall in the highlands. Yet I refuse to retire my tent to the gear shed. Sure, winter is coming, but that never means it’s time to stop camping. Trust me, I spend half the year in Durango, CO. I summit 14ers at night. […]

There’s no better way to spend time with your favorite person than by experiencing something new in the great outdoors. Check out these twelve outdoor date ideas for couples that can help you build a stronger relationship while taking in the sights and sounds of nature. Rent a tandem kayak or paddleboat to explore a […]

At first glance, Death Valley National Park might seem austere and overwhelming, an arid desert landscape where nothing grows. But, once you look a bit closer, you’ll find that it’s a vast playground of bizarre geology. From towering sand dunes, to high-elevation juniper forests, to psychedelic badlands, it’s a must-hike National Park for desert lovers. As the […]

If you regularly spend time in the outdoors doing activities such as camping, hiking, or outdoor sports, you already know this frustrating truth: the weather doesn’t always cooperate with your plans. And when it’s raining or snowing but you still want to get outside, it can be difficult to figure out what to wear. Softshell […]

Michigan, or as the locals call it “The Mitten,” is a Midwestern haven for outdoor adventures — perfect for your next glamping trip. The nation’s 11th largest state has a variety of landscapes, like soft sandy beaches, swiftly flowing rivers, and the ancient mountain ranges of the Upper Peninsula. Beautiful in every season, it’s no […]

Camping in national parks opens up the opportunity to enjoy a sustained retreat in nature. Instead of packing up and going home after your hike, swim, or adventure, you can opt to rest in the outdoors and enjoy a camp meal with friends and family. Find 7 parks to camp in.

Summer is a great time to plan a fishing and camping adventure, but there are many states that have great camping during other seasons of the year. Here are some of the best states for fishing and camping spots. MISSOURI – SUMMER This state has diverse landscapes and winding rivers, lakes, springs, and streams. There […]

Soaking in the fresh mountain air while staring off into the wild yonder is great, but after about ten minutes you’re going to be itching for something to do. Whether you’re camping with the family or a group of friends, it helps to plan ahead with a few activities for the adults. We’re not advocating […]

The following blog is an excerpt from Not-So-Hidden Treasures: Remarkable Hikes All Across the U.S. by the National Park Foundation. We call them our national treasures – our prized gems! These natural, cultural, and historical sites are our inheritance and they exist for you to explore and understand the power of these places. There are more than 400 […]

“Granny, who let the bugs out?” asked my 8-year-old granddaughter, as she cuddled close to me on the couch. As part of our evening bedtime ritual, I had chosen to read this newly released book, Who Let the Bugs Out?, to my grandchildren. I hoped to gauge the book’s merits on their reactions. So, this […]

Join our 29th Annual “Original” BOW Workshop held at the Treehaven Field Station! Fishing, shooting, paddling, hiking, archery, Dutch oven cooking, backpacking and practicing mindfulness and meditation among other sessions will be available for you to learn and participate in. Don’t miss your first pick session choices. Return your registration form with payment to secure your classes […]

The U.S. Senate formally declared June 2019 as Great Outdoors Month 2019! June is one of the best months of the year for families. School is out, summer is in, and road-tripping family vacations begin. Great Outdoors Month is a celebration of America’s great outdoors and all the benefits it brings into our lives. It’s […]