Avoid fragile areas – The Outdoor Women

Though the Northeast’s forests are very productive and vegetation seems vigorous and plentiful, damage to plants due to backcountry recreation is a widespread and...

Camp and Travel:In Popular Areas part 2 – The Outdoor Women

Arrive at your destination with time and energy to set up a good camp. If your intended destination is full, you can use the...

Camp organization and cleanliness – The Outdoor Women

Camp organization and cleanliness take on heightened significance in bear country. The primary concern here is safety, both for the visitor and the bear....

In Remote Areas, Spread Use – The Outdoor Women

Remote or pristine areas, often referred to as being “off-trail,” are typically seldom visited and show little sign of human use. The Northeast’s extensive...

Minimize Use and Impact of Fires Part 2 – The Outdoor Women

Selecting a Leave No Trace fire site. At established sites, use existing fire rings. These help concentrate the impact associated with fires and keep...

The Adirondack Council – The Outdoor Women

In the next century, this Park could be preserved forever. It could remain a magnificent natural sanctuary within a day’s drive of 70 million...

This Summer’s Must-Visit Campsite – The Outdoor Women

It’s that time of year again- the birds are chirping, the flowers are blooming and the sun is beaming, hinting that summer is well...

Wildland Ethics – Use Fire Responsibly – The Outdoor Women

The use of campfires in the backcountry was once a necessity and is now steeped in history and tradition. This tradition is so entrenched...

Setting out on an adventure – The Outdoor Women

Setting out on an adventure doesn’t have to involve tents and camping in the wilderness. There are plenty of ways to make your way...

Weekend Trip: Women In The Woods at Great Camp Sagamore – The Outdoor Women

Canoe and hike in the perfect Adirondack autumn. Meet others who accept nature as their path to revitalization and renewal. Spend time with other...