Summer is peak season for nymphal-stage deer ticks, meaning you should be prepared to spot these poppy-seed-sized critters and know how to remove safely.
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Recreation
Articles and advice about outdoor recreation on the land, from hiking and wildlife watching to hidden swimming holes and campfires secrets!
The Guadalupe River: A Comprehensive Overview
The name Guadalupe has been applied to the present river, at least in its lower course, since 1689, when the stream was so named by Alonso De León.
Five Hollywood Films That Can Actually Help You Survive in the Wild
With Oscars season upon us, we take a look at five Hollywood movies where wilderness survival goes beyond CGI special effects.
How to Protect Yourself Against North America’s Most Dangerous Predators
Bears, wolves, and cougars may be a sight to behold from a distance, but up close they can be rather frightening. Here’s what to do if your wildlife encounter becomes more than just a photo op.
10 Things to Know About Deer Senses
Here are 10 basic but useful facts about deer senses for you to mull over the next time you find yourself sitting in a treestand wondering why that buck just bolted.
Conquering the Land: Skiing Colorado’s Elk Mountain Grand Traverse
The Elk Mountain Grand Traverse is an annual endurance ski race starting in Crested Butte, Colorado, at midnight, finishing in Aspen the next day.
Backyard Crown Jewels: Land for Sale Near National Parks
The National Park Service celebrates its 100th birthday in 2016. Here is some of our favorite land for sale on the doorstep of these treasured public lands.
Lakes and Swimming Holes to Escape the Summer Swelter
With the eastern U.S. bathed like a wet blanket in record heat, we indulged in some escapist research to locate swimming holes perfect for a cooling dip.
Father’s Day Gifts for the Outdoor-obsessed Dad in Your Life
Father’s Day on June 19 is a chance to tell your dad how much you love him—that is, if you can get him out of the woods, off the water or whatever other medium he considers his outdoor man cave. Let’s be honest, a gift card to Cabela’s or Bass Pro Shops may be all […]
Steamboat Springs: Colorado’s Best Kept Secret
Despite its rich history spanning more than 140 years, Steamboat Springs, located on the Continental Divide in the northwest corner of Colorado, is a well-kept secret.
A Campfire Gathering is a Great Way to Make Memories This Winter
A campfire planned as a social event is different from one held during a camp or in the wild. Here are some tips for getting it right.
Acreage Properties Near Colorado Ski Resorts
Winter is coming, and for those who love to ski, being close to a ski resort is a must. All of these properties feature acreage and are minutes from major Colorado ski resorts: Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Steamboat Springs, Aspen Snowmass, Telluride, and Crested Butte. Aspen Snowmass Ski Resort Homes 2.45 Acres of Luxury in […]
