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Ice Fishing Experiences from Coast to Coast
The weather at the start of each new year for much of the country can be, well, kind of depressing. It’s dark. It’s cold. And, aside from an errant warm…
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Your Guide to How and Why to Go Snowshoeing
It’s like clockwork every year. The ball in Times Square drops signaling a fresh, new year and gyms across the country get inundated with resolutioners seeking to sweat off those…
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Seeing Stars: A Guide to Incorporating Stargazing Into Your Camping
Star light, star bright, First star I see tonight, Wish I may, wish I might, Have this wish I wish tonight. From bedtime prayers to lullabies to Dr. Seuss books,…
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RV Trips for Skiing
Starting in 2006, Bode Miller, the charismatic bad boy of the U.S. Ski Team who won a remarkable six Olympic medals in alpine skiing, spent several years of his downhill-racing…
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Flower Festivals in Oregon to Visit
After the grey winters of the Pacific Northwest, there’s no better way to usher in springtime than visiting the many colorful flower festivals across
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Volunteering on The Road
“What a rich aspect it brings to your travels,” says Linda Schmidt of Bellevue, Washington, describing the nearly 20-year experience she and her husband, Carl, have enjoyed as members of…
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Road Tripping Florida’s Northern Gulf Coast Beaches
Traveling on Interstate 10 from Arizona to Florida, following the heavy truck traffic to the point of white-line fever across the bottom of the country through New Mexico, Texas, Louisiana…
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A Guide to Camping on Public Lands
Most RVers love America’s national and state parks. Few locations on earth can match the majestic beauty of these destination-worthy public lands but, unfortunately, the RVing opportunities within their boundaries…
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What is Ice Fishing and How to Do It
Ice fishing in North America began before the arrival of Europeans. Native Americans took fish from frozen lakes as a means of sustenance in some places after the summer and…
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Backcountry Camping on the Continental Divide Trail
It might look like we were emulating the mountain men of the early 1800s, but we were not mule skinners in Conestoga or Studebaker prairie schooners. We weren’t riding horses…