8 Best Hikes in New England for Spring & Summer Wildflowers
Discover eight scenic hikes across New England where you can spot vibrant spring and summer wildflowers.
Your Hiking and Beer Guide to Blue Hills Reservation
Combine your Blue Hill Reservation Hike with a beer at Widowmaker Brewing.
Cider in the Desert: Exploring Capitol Reef and Etta Place Cidery
Combine your Capitol Reef National Park hike with a post-hike cider at Etta Place Cidery.
The Old Man of the Mountain: History, Legacy, and Lessons from New Hampshire’s Iconic Stone Face
The Old Man of the Mountain, a stone face carved by nature, stood sentinel over New Hampshire’s breathtaking landscape for centuries. Though he crumbled in 2003, his legacy endures.
Hiking Cedar Breaks National Monument? We’ve got the perfect post-hike brewery for you.
After hiking Spectra Point Trail, grab a beer at Policy Kings Brewery in Cedar City.
Hiking Guide to Redwood National and State parks
If you’ve ever walked among these giants, you know it feels like stepping into a time machine set to the Jurassic Period. In the cathedral-like redwood groves, the flying squirrels gliding above could just as easily be pterodactyls. Mile after emerald mile, primeval redwoods tower above the forest floor — growing taller than even the
The Hidden Impact of Blue Light: How It Affects Both Humans and Wildlife
Our modern reliance on artificial light has disrupted our circadian rhythms and sleep. It’s also affecting wildlife.
Backpacking to Unpack our High-Consumption Lifestyle
Backpacking – a stark contrast to the excesses of modern life – offers a powerful way to confront our consumption habits.
Remnants of a forgotten past: New England’s stone walls
New England’s stone walls remind us of the region’s dramatic environmental transformation upon the arrival of European settlers.
Explore: Shenandoah National Park
Looking out over the Blue Ridge Mountains, rolling layers of mountain ridgelines melt away from you in all shades of blue until they join with the hazy sky beyond. Shenandoah National Park lives up to its founding charter: “an Eastern park in the Western tradition.” Despite being just 70 miles west of Washington, DC, the
