Day: September 22, 2021
How to Plan the Trip of a Lifetime – The Outdoor Women
It is often said thattravel broadens the mind and anyone who has experience travelling can attest tohow accurate this is. Travelling should be a...
Wildland Ethics – Properly Dispose of What You Can’t Pack Out – The Outdoor Women
As visitors to the backcountry, we create certain types of waste which usually cannot be packed out. These include human waste and waste water...
How To Prepare for Your Camping Trip – The Outdoor Women
Camping is a great way to unwind from a crazy work schedule and spend time out in nature. However, camping can be a miserable...
Zapata Fishing Safaris Cuba – The Outdoor Women
this great fishing area was closed for 35 years When light-tackle saltwater fishing emerged, Cuba was one of the most tempting destinations. Its streaking...
How to Survive a Camping Trip in 2015 – The Outdoor Women
In today’s digitally-minded, technologically advanced world, the irresistible need to get out of the home, office or city is something we can all attest...
Leave natural and cultural artifacts – The Outdoor Women
Leave natural and cultural artifacts. Natural objects of beauty or interest, such as antlers or mineral crystals, should be left alone for others to...
3 Best Lakes for Boating in Pennsylvania – The Outdoor Women
When most people think about Pennsylvania and lakes, they may think of Lake Erie. As one of the five Great Lakes, Erie is one...
Make Your Travel Dreams a Reality – The Outdoor Women
There has definitely been a shift in the attitude that people have as far as living what would be considered a normal lifestyle and...
4 Geoglyphs Every Adventurer Needs To See – The Outdoor Women
A geoglyph is a motif on the ground made with rocks, stones, gravel, or dirt. This can be made by building up the ground...
Minimize Use and Impact of Fires – The Outdoor Women
It is easier to LEAVE NO TRACE cooking on a stove rather than a campfire. Today’s backpacking stoves are economical, lightweight, provide fast, clean...