Tag: trail
Finding New Trails on RunGo
For runners who continue their exercise regimen while on the go, RunGo is an app that compiles running routes all over the world, perfect for travelers looking to experience the area during their run. Anyone who’s attempted to run in a new location can attest to the occasional difficulty that comes with the task. When you’re not sure where you’re going, you can end up in an unfriendly area, and when you stay in well-known spots, you may find yourself overwhelmed with crowded sidewalks and too many tourists, leading many travelers to simply stick to their hotel’s fitness center. RunGo eliminates this problem.
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The Province That Surrounds Seoul — And Outshines It
Skip the Seoul Crowds. The Real Korea is in Gyeonggi.
Get a Crash Course in Backpacking
Wyoming-based National Outdoor Leadership School offers a range of opportunities for youth and adults to learn important skills, from leadership to communication to wilderness safety — using the outdoors as a classroom.
Leaf Peeping and Glamping in the Catskills
I’m not going to suggest the United States doesn’t offer numerous locations to enjoy the changing of the leaves each fall, from Yellowstone National Park and Door County Wis., to Vermont and places in between. However, the Catskills have been a favorite of those visiting the Empire State and those who call New York home for centuries. However, the ability to simply drive around has not been around for centuries and is the preferred means for many to enjoy as much as possible.
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Travel Abroad With Your Backpacking Gear
If you’re an experienced backpacker, the world presents an endless ocean of opportunities for heading into the backcountry and seeing some truly spectacular wilderness. But there’s the pesky issue of actually bringing all your camping and backpacking gear on the plane and transporting it halfway around the world without anything getting damaged.