Chaco Culture National Historical Park is located in remote northwestern New Mexico, about 70 miles southeast of Farmington.
The Garita Wilderness area in southwest Colorado is the route's best stretch of pristine backcountry terrain, and a five-day, 27-mile traverse offers all the challenge and solitude you could ask for.
The downhill ski industry in New England was practically created by the CCC and the trails and roads built in parks and forests created cross-country ski destinations that are popular to this day.
An interview with our February GO Member of the Month!
Big Bear Lake is emerging as a biking mecca with a good cycling scene.
An interview with our January 2012 Member of the Month!
Lording over the surrounding Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem at 13,770 feet (4,197 meters), the elegant Grand Teton demands to be summited. Lucky there are countless routes up the iconic peak for climbers of all abilities.
When a government makes a policy based on gross national happiness, you know it has its priorities straight. This new mountain biking route is your visitor's pass into this mysterious Himalayan kingdom.
The Banadad Cross-Country Ski Trail is along the Gunflint Trail near Grand Marais, Minnesota. A significant portion of the 29-kilometer trail passes through the Boundary Waters Canoe Area wilderness [BWCA].
Thanks to all the contestants who entered our contest. There were some beautiful photos entered for all of us to enjoy!
Forty-seven years ago Congress created the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) to help federal, state, and local governments directly acquire land or fund conservation easements. Here is a sampling of recreational gems that have benefited from the LWCF.
We received photos from 42 contestants; the most ever! There were so many beautiful photo collections submitted that it was extremely difficult to choose twenty finalists. It's now time for you to vote for your favorite collection.
As most of you know, a GayOutdoors Crew including Jon and I completed the 105-mile, Tour du Mont Blanc trek this past September. We started on September 4, 2011 and finished on September 14, 2011. I planned this trek myself and did not use any guides.
One trip down a tree-lined 30-foot drop in spring-fed whitewater, and you'll never go back to blue fiberglass again.
Our October Member of the Month!
