Sometimes it’s difficult to appreciate a good snowstorm, especially when we’re worried about important things, like having enough bread and milk in the house. So when I got out of my car after work, this scene in central Maine made me smile.
Felix Baumgartner, a high jump skydiver, is about to break 4 records today, Sunday, October 14, 2012, on the 65th anniversary of the first person to break the sound barrier.
Slacklining, the sport where you balance on a 2 inch wide piece of rock climbing webbing, offers up many benefits for outdoors enthusiasts.
And here’s a photo of Tumbldown Pond above water:
I just love this video shot by some dudes in Switzerland. Gorgeous footage, cool music…enjoy.
You know, it’s summer in New Zealand right now. Watching this trailer for The Waters of Greenstone makes me insanely jealous, both as a fly fisherman and as an outdoors traveler. Crystal streams, majestic mountains, riverside campsites…I can’t wait to see this film about two friends from Tennessee who explore the backcountry of NZ. Thanks […]
I am a sucker for time lapse videos. People are shooting some fantastic footage of landscapes, cityscapes, and everything in between. The video below is from a Vimeo group called “The Good Stuff,” and showcases some gorgeous time lapse footage from around the world. Shot by Sean Stiegemeier during his travels to locations like Prague, […]
When it comes to kayaking, my experience level resides somewhere between “I know how to hold the paddle,” and “Don’t let me drown, ok?” It’s people like me who need classes like the ones offered by Lincoln Canoe and Kayak’s Outdoor School. On a sunny, cold Sunday morning in February, I was afforded the opportunity […]
In Part 4 of my interview with Russ & Laura from The Path Less Pedaled, Laura describes one of her favorite parts of their trip: Coasting down into the redwoods from Oregon. Take a look.
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