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Jumping Jack Trailer
May 18, 2015
Your all-in-one-tent-trailer! The Jumping Jack Trailer is a tow trailer that can carry your gear (canoes, kayaks, ATVs, etc.) on the upper deck and then pops out to a tent able to sleep 4 to 6 people. You’ll be amazed at how quickly the tent sets up. Remove the items from the top of the […]
Palm Springs Aerial Tramway
May 18, 2015
From the Mexican Sonoran desert to the alpine wilderness in 10 minutes flat! Ride the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway and experience this extreme change in scenery matched by a 30 degree temperature difference. During your 2.5 mile journey on the world’s largest rotating tramcar, you’ll quickly reach the Mountain Station at an elevation 8,516 feet. […]
Earth Day 2015
April 22, 2015
Happy Earth Day! First started in 1970, Earth Day has evolved into a worldwide celebration in support of environmental protection. Gaining in popularity over the years, more than 1 billion people in 192 countries participate in activities, demonstrations, parades, and events that remind us to be careful of the impact that our choices have on […]
Kitich Camp, Kenya
April 20, 2015
An award winning, eco-friendly safari getaway. Kitich Camp provides a low-key setting for exploring the upper slopes of the Mathews Mountains in Kenya. With only 6 luxury tents, complete with ensuite bathroom and alfresco shower, you’ll have plenty of individual attention. Guides are available to take you on nature walks to see local animals like […]
Sierra Designs Stretch Trail Pant
April 14, 2015
They’ve done it again. Our friends at Sierra Designs created yet another fantastic product with the Stretch Trail Pant. Loaded with features, these pants are the end-all-be-all to hiking/active pants. A super comfortable stretch waistband, water resistant panels in the seat and knees, zippered pockets to hold all your essentials, and even tabs to attach […]
2015 National Park Week
April 14, 2015
As if you needed another reason to head outdoors…National Park Week is coming up! With 59 protected areas designated as national parks, you’ll have quite a choice deciding which one (or more!) to visit during the fee-free days this Saturday and Sunday, April 18-19. Select from learning to track wildlife at the Santa Monica Mountains […]
Mulu World Heritage Area, Malaysia
April 10, 2015
Caves, bats, rainforests, waterfalls, and more! The Mulu World Heritage Area in Malaysia showcases amazing geological formations, breathtaking mountain vistas, and unique fauna only found in the park. Those not afraid of heights will enjoy the Mulu Canopy Skywalk which at 480 meters, is the longest tree-based canopy walk. If you prefer to have your […]
Peak District National Park
April 9, 2015
Britain’s first National Park. Founded in 1951 and located in the heart of England, Peak District National Park covers an area of 555 square miles. Though slightly different than national parks here in the United States, the British National Parks still offer visitors beautiful natural scenery, outdoor activities, and historic monuments. Partake in guided walks […]
Aromaflage
March 18, 2015
Smell great…but not to biting bugs! We are excited to introduce you to Aromaflage, an all natural fragrance that has the added benefit of repelling mosquitoes and other insects. Available in 2 scents, Original and their latest, Wild and made with essential oils vanillin, orange peel, and cedarwood giving each a citrussy, woodsy, spicy essence. […]
Pinnacles National Park, California
March 12, 2015
America’s newest National Park. Earlier this year, Pinnancles National Monument was awarded National Park status. Located about 120 miles south of San Francisco, this aptly named park has breathtaking spires and rock formations and at springtime is graced with a stunning landscape of California poppies, bush lupine, mariposa lilies and a variety of other wildflowers. […]
Total Solar Eclipse, Faroe Islands
February 24, 2015
Coming March 20, 2015. Looking for an event that’s out of the ordinary? How about a solar eclipse? To be more specific, check out a TOTAL solar eclipse from the Faroe Islands, an island group about halfway between Iceland and Norway. Apparently, total solar eclipses occur once every one to two years but are only […]
Dr. Fedorenko True Organic Bug Bar and Bug Stick
January 14, 2015
When you head outside, protect yourself! Protect yourself from biting insects and ticks, that is! Concerned about harsh chemicals in those ordinary bug repellents? Well, we found an organic, yet effective alternative with Dr. Fedorenko True Organic Bug Bar and Bug Stick. With a proprietary blend of concentrated essential oils, like catnip, geranium, and citronella, […]
Holiday Detox and Yoga Retreat at Retreat in the Pines
November 20, 2014
Take care of yourself before the holiday craziness begins! What better way to do this than to sign up for the Holiday Detox and Yoga Retreat at Retreat in the Pines. Located on 30 acres of secluded forest in eastern Texas, you’ll enjoy a weekend of yoga, stress management and healthy living workshops, and relaxation. […]
GearWagon 125 Camping Trailer
November 10, 2014
A cargo trailer and camper all-in-one! The GearWagon 125 Camping Trailer weighs in at 560 pound (empty) and can hold up to 1,000 pounds of gear. The hard shell pops open, and you can set up the tent and vestibule very easily. With the four deck panels, which are stored along the sidewalls when not […]
The Original Nomad Collapsible Tub and Water Heater Coil Combo
November 7, 2014
Portable hot tub…how cool (or should we say, hot!) is that! The Original Nomad Collapsible Tub and Water Heater Coil Combo is a vinyl-sided circular tub that fits inside a 14″ x 16″ 30″ duffel bag for transport. Once you’ve assembled the tub, the stainless steel heater coil can be connected to the tub, and […]
Hotel Arctic, Greenland
November 7, 2014
If you want to get away from it all, try the Hotel Arctic in Greenland. Noted at the world’s most northerly 4 star hotel, it’s located on the Ilulissat Ice Fjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Various room types are available and most have views of the massive icebergs drifting in Disko Bay. For something […]
Serengeti Migration Camp, Tanzania
November 4, 2014
Get your game on! The Serengeti Migration Camp is located at the northern edge of the Serengeti, the starting point for the famous annual migration of the wildebeests. Accommodations consist of 20 elevated canvas tents with hardwood floors, luxurious furnishings, en-suite bathrooms with hot and cold running water, and your own private, wrap-around deck with […]
Waitukubuli National Trail, Dominica
October 16, 2014
The Caribbean’s first long distance walking trail. Explore Dominica’s Waitukubuli National Trail, a 115-mile grand tour of this 750 square kilometer island in the Lesser Antilles region of the Caribbean Sea. It’s divided into 14 segments ranging in length from a little under 4 miles to 9 miles, and depending on the difficulty level (easy […]
Tentsile Stingray
October 10, 2014
Hanging in the trees! That’s what you can do on your next camping trip! The Tentsile Stingray is a tent (yes, a tent!) that you hang in the trees and is big enough to sleep 3 people. This 13′ x 13′ x 13′ tent is suspended from 3 trees with special ratchet straps and can […]
National Parks Companion App
October 2, 2014
A quick reference guide to National Parks and a catalog of parks you’ve visited. TrailblazerGirl discovered this free app called National Parks Companion. It’s very user-friendly and allows you to search by state, park name, visited parks, or even a description. You’ll find over 500 National Parks, Monuments, Battlefields, Seashores, and Historic Site in the […]
Kestrel Camp
October 2, 2014
You’ll know why Montana has the nickname “Big Sky Country” when you stay at Kestrel Camp. Located on the American Prairie Reserve, the largest wildlife complex in the continental United States that will eventually encompass about 3.5 million acres of public and private lands, Kestrel Camp is a true glamping experience. There are five climate-controlled […]
The Weather Channel’s Fall Foliage Map
September 17, 2014
Wonder where the fall colors will hit next? Go to the Weather Channel’s website to see their fall foliage map. Choose the state you’d like to see, and it will provide you the current color conditions in a specific area. There’s also loads of information on the weather, of course, like local temperatures and forecasts, […]
Moab Under Canvas
August 29, 2014
Glamping in Utah near both Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park. Moab Under Canvas offers a variety of camping options from tipis for the budget conscious to suites for those that want to go all out with an ensuite bathroom and separate living and sleeping areas. Bathrooms have hot running water, showers, flush toilets […]
Innate Respite Terra Firma Pillow
August 27, 2014
Going camping? No room for a pillow? Yes, you do with the Respite Terra Firma Pillow from Innate! This inflatable pillow folds into a flat small square that will easily pack away in your backpack or side pocket. It only take about 4 quick puffs to fill it up and its super comfortable as it’s […]