DULUTH — Let’s say you want to try cross-country skiing but don’t have the cash to buy all the gear. Or maybe you want to get your “Verified Minnesotan” certification by finally going ice fishing for the first time, but have no idea what you need?
The University of Minnesota Duluth Recreational Sports Outdoor Program Rental Center has all of the stuff you need for outdoor winter fun, and much more, and at reasonable rental
LITTLE ROCK — During the cooler months in Arkansas, there are many opportunities for outdoor fun, such as hunting, camping, and riding all-terrain vehicles. While enjoying these activities in the Natural State,
Sure, you might feel a little party-pooped after the busy holiday season, but right now is the best time to drum up ways to fill your 2023 festival card. To help, we’ve pulled together our top picks for some of the most fun, varied, and can’t-miss outdoor and outdoor-oriented experiences across the United States over the next 12 months. Whether you’re an adventure junkie, a culture vulture, a music nerd, a party animal, a
Outdoor enthusiasts flocked to Tyler State Park on Sunday to partake in New Year’s Day activities.
Sunday was the official kickoff for the Centennial Celebration of Texas State Parks which turns 100 this year. Different events were held at various state parks across the state to celebrate, and in Tyler, the park hosted a T.R.Y.athalon in which participants could trek, ride or kayak their way into the new year.
About 20 hikers participated in the
Kenny Albert and Eddie Olczyk are veterans when it comes to calling outdoor games. Yet, the Winter Classic still resonates for them as one of the biggest games of the season.
“I certainly wouldn’t trade it in for anything. I would never even consider turning down the assignment because it’s so much fun,” said Albert, who will call the NHL game Monday at Fenway Park between the Pittsburgh Penguins and Boston Bruins.
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“To everything turn, turn, turn
There is a season turn, turn, turn
And a time to every purpose under Heaven”
So goes the popular song by The Byrds. As we begin a new year, it’s time to reflect on a year gone by – some saying not soon enough and others saying much too quickly. Let’s look at the top stories the last 12 months as it relates to our outdoor world,
Government pushes further development of trendy industry
It”s common to see people with jackets, backpacks and alpenstocks get on the subway on weekend mornings in Beijing to travel to a gathering place for one-day hiking tours, which are organized by local clubs that have sprung up in recent years.
“This summer, we took more than 2,000 hikers on average to explore nature on foot each month,” said Zhang Peng, co-founder of the
Recently compiled data from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis shows Wisconsin’s outdoor recreation industry contributed a record $8.7 billion to the state’s gross domestic product in 2021.
The industry grew more than three times faster than the state’s overall economy.
“There was such a demand for anything outdoors. A lot of stores literally sold out. There were empty bike shops all over the world,” said Andrew Teichmiller. He is the owner of Chequamegon Adventure
As 2022 draws to a close and 2023 closes in, we all have our lists of resolutions that we intend to make good on in the coming year. Many times, despite our best efforts, we fall short of our goals. That’s okay, we can always try again, and it is that drive and desire to succeed in them that keeps us trying – whether we make it there or not. With this in mind, here
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