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Review of Moon USA National Parks

Jessica Shouse Reviews, Getting equipped, Publications, Travel and Adventure March 3, 2019May 9, 2020 25 Comments

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Moon USA National Parks

The Complete Guide to All 59 Parks

America’s National Park System is made up of 59 unique parks across the country. Whether you’re searching for extreme adventure, seeking peaceful solitude or planning a family vacation, the National Park System has something for everyone. It most certainly can be overwhelming to choose what park to visit, when to visit, and what not to miss during a visit.

There are 1000’s of guide books out there to assist you in planning your trip to any of read more

Prevent baby overheating when camping

Allison Barfield Children, Camping, Health February 28, 2019September 9, 2019 46 Comments

Prevent baby overheating when camping

By Allison Barfield

Finally, you’ve found an awesome weekend to take your family camping. You won’t have to worry about keeping your baby warm because the sun is out and shining to heat everything up. But keep in mind, that even with mild heat during the spring and summer your baby could get too hot.

Now, this isn’t meant to raise an alarm and you don’t have to wait until your baby is older to go camping. Just pay a little extra attention to your child read more

Dear Natalie Try the P-Rite

Natalie McCarthy Reviews, Getting equipped February 25, 2019August 30, 2019 39 Comments

By Natalie McCarthy

Dear Natalie,

I am a bit uncomfortable taking a wee outdoors. Is there any hope for it ever getting easier?

Sincerely,

Wobbly whizzer

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Dear WW,

There are people whose physical constitution enables them to side-step many uncomfortable bathroom situations. These people do not know the panic of opening their floodgates, only to realize they’re squatting over a clump of poison read more

The Natural Beauty surrounding Santiago Chile

Nicole Anderson Travel and Adventure February 21, 2019August 20, 2020 128 Comments

Many tourists are really impressed with the city of Santiago in the Southern American country of Chile. I know I certainly was. This is a very large, modern, organized, clean city full of very friendly people with so many wonderful and interesting attractions.

However, there is a lot more to experience if you ever find yourself visiting Santiago Chile, as the city is absolutely blessed, being surrounded with so much natural beauty in virtually any direction you travel.

The biggest and read more

Taking timeout during recovery

Michelle Peterson Health, Camping, Fitness and Well-Being February 17, 2019September 9, 2019 13 Comments

5 Must-Have Hygiene Essentials for Camping

Taking timeout during recovery is so important to the healing process

By Michelle Peterson

When you’re in the process of recovering from an addiction, the more you can focus on treatment and avoid stressors and triggers, the better off you’ll be. With that in mind, taking a camping sabbatical can help to ensure your success. Here’s some practical advice for taking time for yourself so you can make positive changes.

Time to Regroup

Are you considering getting away from it all so you can regroup? Taking read more

6 Trekking Pole Uses

Kristi Westberg Getting equipped, Hiking, Trekking February 14, 2019September 9, 2019 44 Comments

6 Trekking Pole Uses – of the non-traditional kind.

By Kristi Westberg

I’ll be very honest. It took me quite a while to admit I needed a set of trekking poles.

I used to feel like trekking poles were a sign of weakness, an extra couple of things to carry, and unnecessary to my kind of hiking. BUT the truth is whenever I came to a river crossing or was faced with a steep set of rocks I would often borrow someone else’s poles for extra support and balance.

Several years of this led me read more

Glamping Around the World – 8 great options

Kimberly Fisher Glamping, Travel and Adventure February 11, 2019September 9, 2019 37 Comments

Glamping Around the World: 8 Fabulous Places You Don’t Want to Miss

By Kimberly Fisher

There is something to be said about being immersed in nature, feeling the cool breeze on your face and admiring panoramic serene views. Mix it in with luxe accommodations, and you have the recipe for a trip of a lifetime.

“Glamping” is a term coined for “Glamorous Camping”, and several places around the world have taken to glamping and providing the utmost comfort, glamour and diverse accommodations. read more

71 Natural Hot Springs Off-The-Beaten-Path (USA)

Keilah Keiser Travel and Adventure February 7, 2019August 30, 2019 34 Comments

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By Keilah Keiser

Do you have visions of yourself sitting in a natural hot spring, lying back in the warmth and comfort of the water? You don’t need to wait until you plan a trip around the world to make this a reality. There are numerous hot springs around the country within easy reach. But just what is a hot spring…and why are they now more popular than ever?

To keep it simple, a hot spring happens when heated water from the ground rises up to form a pool of water. Water from precipitation read more

12 Tips for Beginner Campers

Nicole Anderson of OutbaxCamping, Australia* Camping February 5, 2019September 9, 2019 21 Comments

12 Tips for Beginner Campers to get started in the great outdoors

By Nicole Anderson of OutbaxCamping, Australia*

*(Not the Nicole Anderson of Camping for Women)

Australia is a haven for campers and backpackers. With its vast wilderness and the great outback, the country would give you a hard time deciding which campsite is ideal for you and your family.

There are numerous recreational parks and camping sites to choose from. If you are a first-time camper, here are 12 tips for beginner campers that read more

5 Reasons to Keep Hiking in the Winter

Jessica Shouse Hiking January 31, 2019May 9, 2020 54 Comments

Here I share my 5 Reasons to Keep Hiking in the Winter.

By Jessica Shouse

Sure, it’s cold outside, but that’s no reason to stay inside! There seems to be a common misconception that hiking is an activity reserved for the warmer seasons. I respectfully disagree! In fact, winter might be my favorite season to get out and explore the trails: Imagine yourself inside a giant snow globe, surrounded by snow-covered pines and snow-capped peaks. Forest floors are encapsulated by a fluffy white blanket, and silence so serene.

The rewards for winter hiking read more

The Complete Guide to All 59 Parks

Time to Regroup

Here I share my 5 Reasons to Keep Hiking in the Winter.

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