Exploring all the nooks and crannies of our beautiful world can be one of the most freeing and enjoyable experiences there is. Backpacking, hiking, skiing, camping, and sailing are just a few of the ways we can experience the outdoors by getting away from it all. Though this is where some of the truest beauty lies, it's very often disconnected to the rest of the world. What makes it so alluring can also be risky when communication lines are unavailable. Luckily, we now have satellite phones that allow us to venture into uncharted territory while still being able to contact help in the event of an emergency.
Beyond that, family and friends know they can still contact you when needed. This can be especially useful if you will be away for quite a while. Comfort is knowing someone is just a phone call away when the need arises. Satellite phones allow both inbound and outbound calls. They work in remote areas where regular cell service is spotty at best and often nonexistent. Additionally, you
There are lots of reasons as an adult you might decide to head out camping for the first time. Maybe your kids are begging you to go, you love the outdoors but just never got camping on your list, or you just want to get away from it all for a short while. Getting away from the rat race even for a weekend is an excellent way to rejuvenate. If you live somewhere extra scenic, it's kind of a no-brainer. Camping is an excellent way to take in all that mother nature has to offer. But as a tent camping newbie, it can be a bit daunting to know where to start. Don't worry, we have you covered with everything you need to prepare for your first tent-camping excursion.
Where to Camp
This tops our list because camping is very popular. What this means is that campsites get booked quickly. Sometimes that means booking months in advance. This is probably something new campers might not realize. If you were hoping to go camping in a week or two, there are first-come, first-served sites. Either way, before
With the beautiful world we live in and so many new places to explore, hiking can be one of life's simplest pleasures. There is nothing quite like getting in some good exercise while surrounded by the beauty of the great outdoors in the summertime. But a summer hike often means a sunny one, so it's important to prepare accordingly for your hot weather hike. This will keep it safe and fun for everyone.
Hot weather doesn't mean you need to take a hike hiatus. Here we'll outline the best way to enjoy hikes during those months of the year when the weather gets its hottest, including:
when and where to go,
what to wear,
what to bring, and
how to keep yourself healthy and safe during an extra sunny hike.
Hot Weather Hike Prep: When and Where to Go
Seasoned hikers know that choosing a hike wisely based on weather predictions is important. But for a new hiker, it might not be as obvious that not all hikes are created equal in hot weather. Not only that, but someone might suggest a late-morning
Each year when the weather warms up, families start thinking about how they can spend more time outside. There's nothing quite like spending time in the great outdoors exploring all the beauty the world has to offer. Camping is an excellent way to do this while also sharing precious time with family and friends. Disconnecting from the everyday hustle and bustle is one of the best parts about camping. Whether you are new to camping or an old pro, it's important to remember to organize all of your gear ahead of time so you are prepared by using a camping checklist. Even if this isn't your first time, it's easy to forget a thing or two. You certainly don't want a disaster on your hands at your campsite when you realize you're missing a major necessity.
Once you've decided on the perfect campsite, decide how long you'll stay. Having everything you need to comfortably get through the duration of your camping will make it enjoyable for everyone. We've created the following camping checklist to
Is sailing something you have always wanted to try? It certainly sounds like a refreshing way to spend a day...the sea breeze whipping through your hair and feeling the warm sun on your face as you gaze out onto the vast blue ocean. Or, at least that's what you imagine it would be like since you don't know how to sail a sailboat. At least not yet. That's where this how-to guide comes in. There is a lot to consider, but with the right instruction, you can be ready to sail a small sailboat.
Yes, I said a small sailboat. If you are just getting started on your sailing adventure, "go big or go home" is not the mentality you want to have here. As a beginner, utilizing a small boat is the least expensive and easiest way to learn. It will be just as exciting as a larger sailboat since you're just starting, and with practice, you will eventually be able to progress to larger sailing vessels. So what exactly do you need to know to sail a small sailboat? You'll want to pay attention as we detail
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