Dry but delightful: Hiking in the desert

Hiking in the desert

By Lynley Joyce

Deserts are dry, dangerous and often barren. So why would anyone go hiking in the desert?

It’s because deserts can also be stunningly beautiful with a wide range of plants and wildlife tenaciously hanging on to the rugged and sometimes dramatic landscape.

Desert trails

If you are considering hiking in the desert, the United States hosts some of the world’s best desert walking trails, and there are plenty to choose from. Most are in the Southern and Western states. Popular spots include Big read more

Camping in Less Developed Areas: A Simple Guide

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By Oceana Setaysha

Camping in less developed areas can have its fair share of challenges. Here are some things to consider before you travel to a non-traditional camping destination.

Explaining Camping In Spots People Don’t Camp

There are so many things to love about camping. However despite its ubiquitous nature in many Western countries, it’s not practiced widely all over the world.

That means that sometimes when you go to other countries, often less developed areas, it can be difficult to explain what camping is, and why you want to do read more

The Colorado Trail: Hiking Review

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By Phoebe Hodina

Options of getting there:

By air and/or car.

Best time(s) to visit:

July has the best wildflowers, and summer months are usually the best times to visit if you’re going to camp. The fall can be lovely but maybe a bit chillier.

Climate/weather/temperature & appropriate dress:

In the mountains, be aware that temperatures can vary quite a bit from night to day. Dress in comfortable, moisture-wicking layers and prepare for rain and shine.

Main attractions/Must dos:

The Colorado Trail runs almost 500 miles from Denver to Durango and is divided into 28 segments. From the trails, there are multiple points to read more

Wilderness Safety and Survival

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By Iris West

If you are a fan of activities that often take you to the wilderness such as camping and hiking, then it is important that you familiarize yourself with safety and survival for the wilderness. If you have little or no outdoor survival skills, then it’s best to do a little research before starting your trip. Remember desert, forest and clear skies will be your closest friends. Also of much benefit is to have an idea of your enemies too; including bugs, some animals and some flies!

Packing for the wilderness

If read more

The 3 in 1 Camping Cuisine Cookbook

The 3 in 1 Camping Cuisine Cookbook

The ultimate Camping Cuisine Cookbook…

“Who else wants to know how to make sure no one complains about food or goes hungry on your next trip to the great outdoors?”

If you are interested in proving you can put together delicious and nutritious creations with limited ingredients and equipment while in the middle of nature … then this is going to be the most exciting message you ever read.

Here’s why:

There is an amazing new book called, The 3 in 1 Camping Cuisine Cookbook.” It covers nearly everything you need to know about putting together tasty, nutritious and hearty food that will satisfy even the fussiest and discerning palates easily and really make your trip memorable.

Imagine being able to to have at your fingertips a resource that would mean you don’t miss out on the joys of scrumptious food and meals just because you don’t have all the modern conveniences of home.. Wouldn’t that be great?

Or what about if you could show off how easily you could put together dishes that foodies would be impressed with, using very limited means.. How would that feel if you could do this?

Imagine being able to bring another element of complete enjoyment and fulfilment by providing food that people just do not expect in the wilderness… It truly is possible, but you need the know-how.

That’s what this amazing book could help you to do.

And it’s not like any other book you’ve ever read, proving you can put together delicious and nutritious food with limited ingredients and equipment while in the wilderness.

Why?

For one very simple reason :

This book is a rare find catering to all three major outdoor activities: Hiking, Camping and Glamping, written by a caterer, nutritionist and experienced camper.

Which means, whether you are on foot moving through challenging terrain or based at a campsite you have found or even if you have brought along your own impressive mobile facilities, The 3 in 1 Camping Cuisine Cookbook combines all these scenarios into a single practical and indispensable resource.

Can you see now why owning this product makes such sense?

Here are some of the things included inside The 3 in 1 Camping Cuisine Cookbook:

  • How to put together tasty and nutritious food that provide high levels of energy needed for hiking.
  • Simple ways to prepare beautiful dishes for people of all ages as well as cater to those with specific dietary requirements such as vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free as well as lactose-free diets.
  • The little-known way to prepare a great variety of food useful for day hikes as well as food best suited to longer hikes and trekking.
  • Proven steps to produce tried and tested recipes for breakfast, lunch, dinner including starters, light meals, main meals, desserts and even baking treats you can prepare before leaving home.
  • Simple keys to planning and utilize numerous options that are simple to create and meet the needs of vegetarians (40 dishes), Vegan (24 dishes), Gluten-Free (31 Dishes) and Lactose-Free (40 dishes).
  • AMAZING! Discover in a matter of minutes how to choose the best options for your family with 43 dishes that are proven favorites with children.
  • Proven strategies for ensuring food safety while out in the great outdoors including 11 tips for storing meat and other perishables, another 11 tips for storing fruit and vegetables and lists of fruit and vegetables that do not require refrigeration, together with how long you should expect them to last.
  • Many tips and tricks for applying variations to most of the recipes featured throughout the book, allowing you the flexibility to be able to creatively alter dishes in a number of ways to suit differing tastes while changing the feel and presentation as you like.
  • A dirt-cheap way to savor so many delightful and quick options within this full color publication featuring professional photos of each finished dish in addition to photos of various hiking, camping and glamping environments.
  • A free and easy way to prepare multiple and diverse dishes following a well laid out format comprising all the ingredients, steps and methods needed to produce wholesome, delicious and satisfying food.
  • Discover how to implement 34 safety tips while away in the wilderness as well as 19 clean up tips and a Bibliography listing a number of other sources for great food and food-related ideas.
  • How to use 10 practical food ideas for hiking in addition to using hiking recipes.
  • REVEALED! The hidden truth behind the secrets of a seasoned woman camper with qualifications in commercial cookery and nutrition and who has taught cookery classes and built up a wealth of knowledge and experience across two continents.
  • Your secret weapon for looking really talented as a foodie/chef in front of your fellow campers and making it all look easy thanks to this book.
All of this is what you’ll find in The 3 in 1 Camping Cuisine Cookbook” That’s why you should own this book today (in fact, you can be reading the e-book version as little as 5 minutes from now!).

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Baby Carrying On Your Next Hike

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By Oceana Setaysha

When you bring a little person into your life it’s easy for parents to think that many of the activities they used to enjoy are off-limits. But the truth is that with some pre-planning and a little bit of advice you can do anything with your baby, even hiking. We’ve put together our best tips and advice for parents who want to baby carry on their next hike, to get you back on the trails!

Get The Right Baby Carrier

The first step to having a successful hike with your baby is to get the right carrier. read more

Hiking and backpacking when it’s wet

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By Lynley Joyce

You’ve organised a walk with friends. It’s been months in the planning and the weather forecast is for heavy rain. What do you do?

Consider your options

The colours can be more intense just after rain, and hikers can get that extra sense of being out in the elements. Life would be sad we only went out when there’s a 100% chance of fine weather. Still, some people like hiking in the rain, but most of us don’t love it.

One option is to choose a shorter or less exposed walk and then have read more

Common First Aid Treatments Needed by Hikers

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By Stephanie McHugh

Hiking is a robust activity that frequently results in injuries. A wide range of injuries are common among hikers. Anyone going on a lengthy hike could benefit from packing basic first aid supplies for the journey. Carry your first aid hiking equipment in a clear plastic bag, to minimize the added weight.

By keeping a handy first aid kit packed and ready to go on your hiking excursions, you don’t have to worry about forgetting something important that could lead to a painful read more

Poisonous Plants to Beware of on Hikes

Beware poisonous plants while hiking

By Stephanie McHugh

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 read more

Hiking with kids – Making it fun for all

Hiking with Kids

By Lynley Joyce

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.

Keep the long-term in mind

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.

Keep it well within their abilities

Healthy kids can walk a good distance in a day but, when pushed read more

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