The Art of Luminosity, Part 1 – Outdoor Photographer
In nature, magical light is fleeting. It can transform a scene from ordinary to unforgettable, only to vanish into thin air. Will you be ready for it? What makes good light so magical? Andvord Bay, Graham Land, Antarctic Peninsula. Most of us can recognize good light when we’re paying attention. What can be more difficult […]
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The Best Hitch Bike Racks of 2021 | GearJunkie
Whether you’re riding solo or bringing along the whole crew, these are the best hitch bike racks to haul your bike to the trailhead. Besides taking a header over your handlebars, wrestling your bike onto a rack (and compulsively checking your rearview mirror to make sure your bike isn’t cartwheeling down the highway) is probably […]
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Your Complete Guide to Visiting National Parks in Winter
National parks were some of the hottest U.S. destinations of spring, summer, and fall, with a number of sites noting record attendance. As temperatures dipped, their popularity showed no signs of slowing down. There are many benefits to visiting these parks in the winter—fewer crowds, more wildlife, and a chance to experience their iconic landscapes in a new light. With […]
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Federal Premium Expands Creedmoor Offerings in Gold Medal Berger Line
Adam Scepaniak 01.04.21 There are a lot of long-range rifle cartridges for hunters and shooters alike to pick from, but few are hotter than those that go by the name of Creedmoor. Understanding this, Federal Premium has expanded their offerings of 6.5 Creedmoor and 6mm Creedmoor in their Gold Medal Berger lineup for long-range shooters. Utilizing […]
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Photo Of The Day By Theresa Ditson – Outdoor Photographer
By Staff Updated January 4, 2021 Photo by Theresa Ditson Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Winter Hush” by Theresa Ditson. Location: Watson Woods Riparian Area, Prescott, Arizona. “Have you ever stepped outside in a snowy landscape and stood still and just listened?” asks Ditson. “There’s something about the snow that seems to freeze not […]
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Adventure News of the Week: ‘Empire State Trail’ Opens, Climbing Legend Dies, and More | GearJunkie
From the inspiring to the tragic, ‘Adventure News of the Week’ presents a wrap-up of top news in the world of exploration and adventure. TRAILS: New York Finishes Work on 750-Mile Empire State Trail. This weekend, New York state officially wrapped up work on its massive local Empire State Trail network. “Completing the trail involved building more than […]
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