Camping
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Joshua Tree as a magical desert spot
Explore the Magical Desert of Joshua Tree, California, USA By Lucy Gomez Explore the Ancient Desert at Joshua Tree The Joshua Tree Park is considered as a magical and massive desert land, which is about 790,000 square acres. And speaking about the desert, here you need to know that there is absolutely no electricity, no…
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Using Menstrual Cups While Camping
9 Points About Using Menstrual Cups While Camping on Your Period By Phoebe Hodina Menstrual Cups: Because your period shouldn’t ever hold you back. Period. Thinking of using menstrual cups on your adventures in the great outdoors (or anywhere for that matter)? Here are nine points to consider. 1. The cup is better for Mother…
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Camping: What Is Your Style?
The Exhilarating World of Women Camping: What Is Your Style? By Iris West As summer comes to a dramatic but scintillating close, it wouldn’t hurt to squeeze in a last-minute camping venture into the great outdoors. Well, there’s something alluring about a woman’s camping experience. Maybe it’s a wonderful way to get that sun-kissed, summer…
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How to Prepare For Motorcycle Camping
How to Prepare For Motorcycle Camping From a Woman’s Point of View By Daniela Schoenberg As a woman motorcyclist, you want to make sure you’re prepared for your exciting camping adventure. Taking your bike on a long ride to the great outdoors is a great way to spend time with friends, family, or just by…
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Repel Mosquitos from Your Campsite, Naturally
By Phoebe Hodina Dealing with mosquitos While the mosquito is a part of the ecosystem, it’s probably our least favorite part. Additionally, heavy exposure to DEET has been linked to all kinds of symptoms such as: headaches, fatigue, muscle and joint pain, shortness of breath, and is particularly toxic for small children. Here are some…
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33 Top Rated Hiking and Camping Gear on Amazon
This Top Rated list compiled for women outdoor adventurers only features products with at least 4.3/5 stars and 25+ reviews on the global Amazon platform. By Kelly Price When you’re out in the wilderness, it’s just you, Mother Nature and your gear. It’s critical for every product you bring with you to (1) do its…
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Where Should You Pitch Your Tent?
By Lucy Gomez While established campgrounds offer you restrooms, water and points for your electrical equipment, you have to deal with people going in and out. If you are tired of the noise, the time is now to set off on your own adventure. Gather your gear and head into the wild. Just make sure…
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Mountain Camping Holiday Preparation
6 Great Tips on Preparing for a Mountain Camping Holiday By Kerry Anders Not all holidays have to be spent laying on a beach. It can be just as relaxing to spend time camping and hiking in the mountains. Indeed, the beautiful surroundings and fresh air of mountain camping will do wonders for your health…
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Film Project: Don’t Date A Girl Who Treks
By Marinel de Jesus Editor note: Click here if you haven’t yet read the original post ‘Don’t Date A Girl Who Treks’. And now to announce a very exciting film project to promote women who love the great outdoors, Marinel shares this exciting development in her own words… BACKGROUND A few months ago, I…
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Camping and Hiking on your Period
By Oceana Setaysha Don’t let your period slow you down! If you’re an active, outdoorsy type, there’s nothing more annoying than trying to schedule your hiking and camping around your period. It always seems to arrive at the least opportune time, and nobody wants to miss out on their fix of outdoor adventures. But who…
