Autumn is back! With that crisp air comes a renewed desire for some cool-weather camping. But what about people who like to camp but don’t like the logistics that come with the trip? Lucky for you, The Guardian has released a superb aggregation of reviews for GPS devices, and one is surely to be just for you. The five… Read more →
PFC Free Gear
PFC, or perfluorocarbons, are a compound that makes your pots and pans “non stick” and your favorite hiking or camping gear “water repellant” or “waterproof”. But it’s increasingly come under fire and has been linked to various cancers and birth defects. We live and learn, and many companies are beginning to ban the use of PFCs in their products. That’s… Read more →
Great Spots to go Hiking This Fall
Hiking is most refreshing in the Fall. The weather is not oppressively hot, nor is it bitter cold. The trees are changing colors, giving hikers ethereal landscapes through which to venture. There is no doubt that hiking in the Fall is a beautiful, calming experience. However, it can be difficult to choose where to go. There are several great places… Read more →
Key Takeaways from Company Sponsored Volunteer Programs
Millennials have continued to mark their generation’s ideas in the workplace by tending to align with companies that share their philanthropic interests. When you really think about it, it is no surprise that companies have increased the amount of volunteer programs for the millennial demos in the workforce. Studies have shown that millennials have a drastically different outlook on what… Read more →
Top Reasons to Craft a Corporate Social Responsibility Program
It can be difficult to incorporate a CSR program in your ever changing business strategy. In addition to increasing the overall relevancy of your company as a leading philanthropic company across industries. As the wise philosopher Henry David Thoreau once said, “Goodness is the only investment that never fails.” Take a look at some tips to guide you throughout this… Read more →
Best Family Fun Activities in the Fall
Apple picking Easily one of the most classic American pastimes in the fall, apple picking is an amazing way to explore the pure beauty of nature. Interestingly enough, the most extensive apple orchard area in the country is in eastern Washington state and the second largest apple orchard area is located Upstate New York. Corn mazes Arguably the most exciting… Read more →
Top 3 National Parks to Explore This Fall
Glacier National Park While many hikers and other adventurers head straight towards more popular national parks such as Yosemite or Yellowstone, explorers from all over the country are slowly making their way to Glacier National Park. The vast beauty of Montana is definitely found in Glacier National Park, with more than 730 miles of mountain peaks, lakes, and meadows to… Read more →
4 Best Hiking Tips This Summer
Along with heading to the beach or perhaps the pool, hiking is another very common summer related activity for families, couples, and students. While hiking can be more relaxing than spending time under the beating sun in a local beach town, there are various safety precautions you need to keep in mind both before and during your hiking excursion. 1.… Read more →
5 Fun Outdoor Activities For The Whole Family
In the age of technology, kids can stay in all day looking at a screen. This doesn’t set them up for very healthy lives. That’s why it’s a good idea to do outdoor activities with the whole family. Participating in outdoor activities is not only a good source of exercise for children, but it also allows them to appreciate the… Read more →
Hiking Gear, Made in the USA Edition
It sure may cost a pretty penny, but if you can afford it buying American is almost always a good choice. It’s a win for everyone involved— a domestic business gets your support, and you get some seriously well-made goods. Not only that, but you can sleep easy knowing that more likely than not, the hands that went into creating… Read more →