You may think that having proper hydration, broken-in hiking boots, some nature, and perhaps bug repellant is all a hiker really needs. But an encounter with one of many poisonous plants is all it may take to learn how things really are. Some knowledge about poisonous plant life is important when hiking in untamed areas. Without such information, hikers can suffer such misery as eye and skin irritation, extreme fatigue, and nausea experienced as a result of a brush against the
What is better for any camper than rolling down a back road somewhere in the boondocks, knowing your next big adventure is just around the bend? It’s exhilarating, a giddy anticipation of every adventure that is to come!
But in order to experience all of those adventures, understanding your transportation is vital – particularly when heading out alone into the boondocks. It is important to educate yourself on how to handle your vehicle and understanding things that affect
What does it look and feel like to live life as a full time camper? It’s difficult to narrow this down and express because one of the great joys of road life is that every person can mould it to fit their own adventurous spirit! So with that in mind, here is a glimpse into what life looks like for me.
I have been living on the road with my husband for a year and a half now in our little 17 foot Casita Travel Trailer. At different phases our daily life can take on a different
Camping and hiking with kids can be rewarding for everyone. Here are some things you should consider to make the experience a really good one to enjoy and remember.
Is the goal to climb that mountain this weekend, or to encourage a life-long love of hiking? The world is full of passionate campers and hikers introduced to the great outdoors by their parents or others. Sadly, there are others put off by bad experiences.
Healthy kids can walk a good distance in a day but, when pushed
Camping just isn’t camping without a fire. Whether to roast marshmallows or keep you warm; you got to have one. Better yet, a campfire you can use to cook is ideal. In this article, I will give you the step by step process to build a campfire specially designed for cooking.
1) Before you start your fire ensure you are allowed to light a fire in your location. If your area is dry and hot, be extremely careful or don’t light a fire at all.
2) Your tent should be at
Camping for Women and its website www.campingforwomen.com went live with its first blog post on 23 May 2015 and so much has happened since then.
In our first year, we have chalked up a few milestones…
Top 10 achievements include:
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Survival skills – build a simple shelter
Waiting till building a shelter is your only option, isn’t a wise idea. If you are a camper, hiker or just an outdoor enthusiast, make shelter building one of your skills. In a survival situation time is of the essence and having to rebuild a shelter because it wasn’t done well, is not the best use of your time and energy.
In this article, you will learn the general principles of building a shelter and detailed instructions on build
The development of the Camping for Women Channel has been in response to the growing popularity of video and comments of many people who say they prefer watching presentations on a screen instead of scrolling through information on their screens.
Hosted on the massive YouTube platform the Camping for Women Channel will contain specialist information for women campers from the website as well as videos made & shared by fellow campers in the wild on a variety of topics geared to maximising
The Camping First Aid Guide is an exciting new resource that women outdoor adventurers, in particular, have stated was needed to address all the emergency and health issues that can often arise while out enjoying nature.
Written by French camper and experienced outdoors woman, Amanda Parent, the guide has been specifically designed and developed to suit all outdoor environments and activities.
These activities include things such as camping, caravanning, hiking, trekking, campfire cooking, canyoning,
Don’t Leave Home Without Lodging A Planned Itinerary Notification!
Most people, even passionate outdoors people, believe that survival in the wild during an emergency situation is all about your wilderness skills. But did you know that one of the best things you can do to ensure your survival if something goes wrong is actually done in the preparation stage?
We call it the P.I.N. It means Planned Itinerary Notification, and it’s a document that you can fill out prior to your