Camping & Outdoors
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TikTokker Explores Abandoned Plane Wreckage in the New Hampshire Wilderness
A little-known plane crash is trending on TikTok after a hiker posted a video of the airplane’s abandoned fuselage on Mount Success in Coos County, New Hampshire. In the viral video, TikTokker @ptmacho16 shows the inside of the plane’s deteriorating…
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Dangerous Products That Had to Be Recalled
Consumers often take product safety for granted, but accidents happen — and sometimes those accidents are deadly. In the case of the UPPAbaby Ridge Jogging Stroller, the item was recalled before things reached that level. After a report of a child’s…
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Unique Mini-Golf Courses To Putt at Around the Country
Miniature golf is an affordable activity for young and old alike and occasionally a step into fantastical surroundings. The game has been around since the 1920s, and today there are several thousand courses in the United States that run the…
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The Best Remote Vacation Spot in Every State
If there ever was a time for a remote vacation, this is it, whether you prefer islands off Alaska and Maine or countless miles of protected forests.
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Hiking Horror Stories — With Happy Endings
Hiking is supposed to be a relaxing way to exercise and enjoy nature, but if you don’t bring enough water, miss the “no trespassing” signage, or lose sight of the trail, this can go from good to bad quickly. From…
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Epic Hiking Trails Around the World
Looking for a fun, adventurous, and affordable summer vacation? Go take a hike — literally. Hiking is a great way to see waterfalls, mountain peaks, and alpine meadows without spending a lot of money. And a hike isn’t just something…
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Best Outdoor Gear for Summer at Costco
Summer’s scorching temperatures may make an afternoon at an air-conditioned Costco sound tempting, indeed — especially now that free samples are back. But during your quest for rotisserie chickens and…
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33 Idyllic Parks That Bring Nature to the City
Famed landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted said every city should have a large park for the “unbending of the faculties.” He designed some of America’s most famous grounds, beginning with…
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26 Things You Didn’t Know About America’s Oldest National Park
One of America’s most famous national parks — and a bucket-list destination for many — turned 150 this year, and its sesquicentennial is off to a rocky start. Admission to…
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These Are the Worst and Best States for Camping
From campsite prices to park safety and trail access, discover which states are best—and worst—for camping trips.
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We Tried 4 Bug Sprays and This Is the Best
There are a lot of great things about summer. Bugs are not one of them. Pesky insects have the potential to ruin backyard bliss and leave you more concerned about…
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How to Repel Bugs Naturally (and Cheaply)
Insects such as mosquitoes, fleas, and wasps have always been a major drawback of the summer months, and with many people opting out of summer getaways to stay home, it won’t…
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The Rainiest Place in America Isn’t Where You Think
If asked to picture the rainiest place in the U.S., you might immediately summon images of the Pacific Northwest where the fog seems to hover nearly every day and the…
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30 Stunning Photos of Iconic Landscapes in the American West
The American West takes more than its fair share of attention in the world’s imagination — unless you’re talking square footage, and then the West gets exactly its fair share.…
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The Best Treasure-Hunting Destinations in America
There is, perhaps, a little part of all of us that longs to channel our inner pirate and set out in search of buried treasure. Good news: You don’t need…
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The Most-Visited National Parks During the Pandemic
America’s national parks continue to be some of the nation’s biggest tourist draws. Recreational visits were up 25.3% system-wide in 2021, according to the National Park Service, as 2020’s park…
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Abandoned Olympic Venues Around the World
The Olympics aren’t just a chance to cheer on world-class athletes, they’re also an opportunity for the country that’s hosting the games to enjoy a boost to the economy. However,…
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Heated Clothing to Keep You Toasty This Winter
As we head into winter’s most blustery and frigid time of year, many of us are sick of being indoors so much, but snow, winds, and sub-freezing temps work to…
