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Gatineau Park, located in Quebec's Outaouais region, offers over 200 kilometers of cross-country ski trails, as well as trails for snowshoeing, biking, and hiking. Originally inhabited by the Algonquin Anishinaabe, the park became a hub for lumberjacks and homesteaders in the 19th century before being designated as a public park in 1938. The park features rustic cabins that were once used by lawyers and lumbermen and now provide shelter for outdoor enthusiasts. Visitors can enjoy the natural beauty of the park and explore various trails, including the popular Trail 50 to Herridge Chalet. Overnight accommodations are available in ski-in cabins, yurts, four-season tents, and winter campsites. [Extracted from the article]

This article provides information on various travel destinations. Tucson, Arizona is highlighted for its cultural and wellness offerings, including its culinary scene that blends Mexican and Native American traditions. Catalina Island is described as a hidden gem with natural beauty and a rich history, and it now offers visitors the opportunity to explore the Wrigley family's historic Arabian horse ranch. Breckenridge, Colorado is praised for its outdoor activities, including skiing and a wheelchair-accessible ropes course. Anchorage, Alaska is presented as an adventure hub with access to majestic landscapes and unique accommodations. The article also mentions REI Adventures' offerings in Olympic National Park. The Temecula Valley in Southern California is described as a laid-back paradise for wine lovers, with wineries, outdoor activities, and cultural experiences. San Luis Obispo County is highlighted for its picturesque beaches, vineyards, and small-town charm. McMinnville, Oregon is praised for its notable wine region and farm-to-table cuisine. The Santa Ynez Valley is presented as a balance between Wild West charm and modern sophistication, with wineries, restaurants, and museums. Healdsburg in Sonoma is described as a favorite destination for wine and food lovers. Goleta, near Santa Barbara, is highlighted for its monarch butterflies migration and food scene. North Lake Tahoe is praised for its year-round beauty and activities, including skiing and boating. Marina del Rey in Los Angeles is presented as a hub for outdoor enthusiasts, with opportunities for biking, kayaking, and [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the Inc. 5000, a list of the fastest-growing companies in the United States, and highlights six alumni that have become household names. It emphasizes that revenue alone is not enough for sustainable success, and successful companies focus on factors such as company culture, customer feedback, strategic partnerships, branding, market demographics, and product development. The article profiles Timberland, Yeti, Chobani, Microsoft, Method Products, and Figs, discussing their growth strategies and unique approaches to business. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Trail Run Magazine recounts the author's experience trekking to Everest Base Camp in Nepal. The author highlights the stunning scenery and physical demands of the trek, as well as the inspiring story of a paraplegic friend who joined them on the journey. The author and their friend also attempted to set a Fastest Known Time (FKT) record for the return journey to Lukla. Despite facing challenges such as fatigue, darkness, and inclement weather, they successfully completed the challenge in 9 hours, 47 minutes, and 59 seconds. The article concludes with the author reflecting on the memorable aspects of the mission and their sense of accomplishment. [Extracted from the article]

This document provides insider tips and recommendations for various destinations. The first section focuses on Tokeland, WA, and features recommendations from photographer Kelsey Bumsted. Bumsted suggests visiting the gallery of Jeffro Uitto, engaging in outdoor activities like razor clamming and whale watching, and dining at local establishments such as The Wandering Goose and Nelson Crab Inc. The second section highlights Boise, ID, with recommendations from chef Keith Moreno. Moreno suggests floating the Boise River, off-roading in the Owyhee Mountains, and visiting shops like Mixed Greens and the Mixing Bowl. The final section features El Segundo, CA, with recommendations from chef Jackson Kalb. Kalb recommends visiting the Toyota Sports Performance Center, enjoying pizza at The Slice & Pint, and trying cocktails at John Thomas Bar. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Dirt Wheels magazine provides a list of the editors' favorite all-inclusive off-road resorts for those interested in off-roading. The resorts mentioned include Carolina Adventure World in South Carolina, Appalachian Outpost in West Virginia, Taylor Park Trading Post in Colorado, Iron Mountain Resort in Georgia, Bear Lodge Resort in Wyoming, Sandy Beach Resorts in Mexico, and Badlands OHV Park in Indiana. Each resort offers various amenities such as trails, rentals, lodging options, and dining facilities. The article provides contact information for each resort and highlights their unique features. This document provides information about various off-road adventure resorts and parks in different locations across the United States. It includes details about the amenities, activities, and rental options available at each location. The resorts and parks mentioned cater to outdoor enthusiasts and offer opportunities for trail riding, boating, fishing, and other recreational activities. Each location has its own unique features and attractions, providing visitors with a range of options for their off-road adventures. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the Zagorohoria, a group of 46 villages in northern Greece, and their transformation into a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The region offers a variety of activities such as canyoning, rock climbing, hiking, and rafting. The landscape is characterized by pine-covered mountains, sparkling rivers, stone cottages, and curved bridges. The area's natural environment has been recognized and protected, with the Zagorohoria being named a UNESCO Global Geopark and added to the World Heritage list. The villages are now well connected to the rest of Greece, attracting visitors year-round. The article also highlights the local cuisine and the preservation of traditional practices, such as the production of liqueurs from native herbs. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Idaho Magazine, written by Tom Lopez, pays tribute to John Platt, an avid outdoorsman and climbing partner of the author. The article recounts their many climbing adventures together, from the icy slopes of Denali to the peaks of Idaho's mountains. John Platt was a respected figure in the climbing community, known for his physical prowess and his willingness to help others. He climbed a total of 666 Idaho peaks and was involved in search and rescue efforts. The article concludes with a heartfelt farewell to John Platt, highlighting his adventurous spirit and positive outlook on life. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Missouri Life magazine offers a range of day trip options for library patrons looking to explore neighboring states from Missouri. The trips include visits to natural spots, Dutch heritage sites, geode hunting locations, historical figures' landmarks, haunted locations, and outdoor activities. The article emphasizes the unique attractions and exploration opportunities each trip offers, while also encouraging readers to appreciate the hospitality of neighboring states and highlighting the beauty and attractions of Missouri. The document provides travel itineraries for locations in Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, and Nebraska, showcasing historical sites, museums, natural landmarks, and local restaurants. Its aim is to offer readers a variety of options for exploring the region and to encourage them to visit these diverse destinations. [Extracted from the article]

The Foothills Parkway, located in the Appalachian Mountains near Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg, offers stunning views and a quieter alternative to more popular tourist destinations. The 33-mile-long road winds through hills and valleys, providing panoramic vistas of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Visitors can enjoy the scenery from their cars or explore the area through hiking trails. Although the parkway remains unfinished, the completed section holds special significance for the author, who recalls childhood memories of family trips and now finds solace and connection to their late father while biking the route. The parkway is particularly beautiful in autumn, with vibrant colors and a peaceful atmosphere. [Extracted from the article]

The given document is an event calendar from Pensacola Magazine. It includes various events happening in Pensacola during the month of August. Some of the highlighted events include the Pensacola Blue Wahoos baseball games, a performance of Disney's Descendants the Musical at the Pensacola Little Theatre, the 44th Annual Pensacola Ladies Billfish Tournament, The Magic of Motown concert at the Saenger Theatre, Bands on the Beach concerts on Pensacola Beach, and the Blue Angels Practice Dates at the National Naval Aviation Museum. There are also other events such as book club meetings, opera performances, a music festival, and a jewelry workshop. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers travel tips for Ridgeland, Mississippi and includes information on the city's artistic community, restaurants, and an annual event such as Pepsi Pops or the Celebrate America Balloon Glow.

The article discusses the changing demographic of hunters in South Dakota and the need for recruitment, retention, and reactivation (R3) of outdoor enthusiasts. The baby boomer generation, which has comprised a majority of hunters, is gradually aging out of hunting, creating an opportunity for new faces to join the hunting community. The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks (GFP) has created the Hunting 101 program to help first-time hunters overcome barriers and feel confident in the field. The program covers various aspects of hunting, from learning about wildlife conservation to preparing the meat for consumption. It also emphasizes the importance of support systems and access to quality hunting habitats for new hunters. [Extracted from the article]

This document provides a comprehensive list of upcoming ATV and UTV races and events in various locations. It includes well-known series such as the AMA ATV_MX Series, WORCS Schedule, Red Bull SXS Scrambles Series, Quadcross NW ATV/UTV Race, Midamerica Outdoors UTV Race Series, Great American Short Course Series, and DP Desert SXS Race Series. The document also includes information about jamborees and rallies. Each event is accompanied by contact information, as well as dates and locations for the races and events. [Extracted from the article]

Trail Hero 2023 is an event that took place in Sand Hollow State Park in Hurricane, Utah. It aimed to unite off-road enthusiasts and advocates for outdoor access in a shared dedication to preserving trail access for all. The event included five days of trail exploration, as well as high-octane competitions and advocacy efforts. Attendees were able to enjoy the scenic beauty of the area, with the event's proximity to Zion National Park and the Grand Canyon. The event catered to varied interests, with activities for veterans, families, and live concerts. The goal of Trail Hero was to provide thrilling adventures while working to improve land access for all. [Extracted from the article]

Shoulder saddle: BO 38 (41, 42, 44, 48, 48, 51, 51) sts, work Row 17 (13, 11, 7, 3, 23, 21, 17) of Chart D over next 22 sts, BO rem 36 (39, 44, 42, 50, 50, 53, 53) sts - 22 sts rem for saddle. Next row (WS) BO 36 (39, 42, 45, 48, 55, 57, 60) sts for left shoulder, work 38 (40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 52, 54) sts in patt and place on holder for back neck, BO rem 36 (39, 42, 45, 48, 55, 57, 60) sts for right shoulder. Olympia Farm is a family-run business on the Connecticut shoreline dedicated to a more connected way of life focused on small-batch fibers. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the iconic Rocky Mountaineer train journey, tracing its historical significance in connecting Canada from east to west more than a century ago. Topics covered include the train's role in shaping modern Canada, the stunning scenery encountered on the journey through the Canadian Rockies, and the luxurious experience offered onboard and author details the scenic landscapes, the challenges faced during the railway's construction, and the immersive journey aboard the train.

The town has a median age of 45, so retirees mingle with younger residents at the dog-friendly Abingdon Vineyards along the river, the new Summers rooftop bar, The Tavern (built in 1779), and festivals such as the Abingdon Fiddlers' Convention. While you can count on us to identify charming towns and vibrant cities across the region, that's just half of the equation. OCEAN SPRINGS AT A GLANCE B Nickname: b City of Discovery B Location b : Gulf Coast B Population: b 18,662 B Nearby airport: b Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport (22 miles) B Parks: b 12 B Restaurants: b 100 plus BEST FOR HEALTHY LIVING BEAUFORT, NORTH CAROLINA Whatever career you had, we bet that building a wooden boat wasn't part of your day-to-day activities - but it can be in Beaufort. It's one thing to dream about your next big move - it's another to find a place that actually makes sense for your lifestyle and budget Crunching the Numbers I A look at how we chose 2023's best places to retire in the South i The destinations chosen for this list were selected from a collection of 41 top-rated cities and towns from the 2023 South's Best awards by I Southern Living. i The finalists were chosen based on data from Investopedia on how each of the locations compared to the U.S. as a whole on a variety of economic and lifestyle criteria including home and rental affordability (according to 2017-2021 U.S. census data); average resident age; and access to restaurants, hospitals, colleges, airports, and green spaces. [Extracted from the article]

The article describes a paddling adventure where the author and their son navigate challenging rapids, experiencing the excitement and relief of successfully paddling through them. The trip is not a promotional venture but highlights the existential crisis faced by Wabakimi Canoe Outfitters and EcoLodge, as its founder, Bruce Hyer, is getting older, and his son, Michael, does not want to take over the business.

Over the last four seasons, volunteers with Organización Valle Cochamó and Friends of Cochamó have removed over 1300 kilograms of trash and recyclables from the valley. Founded the following year, Friends of Cochamó acts like a sister organization to both Organización Valle Cochamó and Puelo Patagonia, providing help from the US to develop and maintain critical infrastructure in Cochamó, especially the entrance trail. A director of Puelo Patagonia, Rodrigo Condeza, recently put it in perspective: "Te achievement of the water reserve protecting the Río Cochamó since 2009, the efective management of visitors beginning in 2017, and the creation of the Valle Cochamó Nature Sanctuary this year protecting the riverbank north of the valley are part of the eforts to conserve the valley with multiple layers of protection, both private and state." By the time this article was going to press in August, the listing had again been removed.) In January 2023, following years of eforts by groups such as Organización Valle Cochamó, Puelo Patagonia, Friends of Cochamó and more, the Chilean government voted to designate over 11,000 hectares (27,000 acres) north of the Río Cochamó a Nature Sanctuary. [Extracted from the article]

The Santa Fe Art Auction, which has been running for 30 years, is set to hold its largest and most popular sale, the Signature Live Sale, on November 8 and 9 in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The auction will feature a wide selection of historic and contemporary pieces, including Western paintings, works by Southwest Modernists, pueblo pottery, Navajo textiles, Edward Curtis photogravures, and works by important Native artists. Notable items up for auction include pieces by Fritz Scholder, Allan Houser, Margarete Bagshaw, Kevin Red Star, Tony Abeyta, Maria Martinez, Popovi Da, and Tony Da. The auction will also include the Gregory Warren Nelson Collection of Taos, New Mexico, which features works by Gustave Baumann, Ansel Adams, Howard Norton Cook, Gene Kloss, Barbara Latham, Dorothy Eugenie Brett, Quincy Tahoma, and Awa Tsireh. Additionally, there will be an Allan Houser bronze, three paintings by Margarete Bagshaw, Tony Abeyta, and Quincy Tahoma, and a Germantown blanket up for auction. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on prominent figures in the arts, entertainment, and sports industries in North Carolina. Topics include the leadership and achievements of individuals such as Jeff Wise, CEO of Whitewater Center, Tera Black, COO of Charlotte Checkers, and David Tepper, owner of Carolina Panthers and Charlotte Football Club.

The article discusses various topics and perspectives from readers of Australian Geographic. One reader expresses their desire for more inclusion of First Nations perspectives in the magazine, while another criticizes the Australian government's handling of nuclear testing. Another reader relates to a story about living a simple and connected lifestyle, while another reader reminisces about their travels in Australia inspired by the magazine. The article also includes a discussion among readers about a disappearing town in Queensland. Overall, the article provides a range of perspectives and experiences related to Australian geography and culture. [Extracted from the article]

This document is a collection of letters to the editor from various individuals expressing their opinions on different topics. The letters touch on subjects such as the qualifications of Minister Rebecca Schulz, the impact of interbasin diversion on Whirling Disease, the integration of religion in healthcare, the drug crisis, and the NDP leadership contest. The letters provide diverse perspectives and opinions on these issues, offering readers a glimpse into different viewpoints. [Extracted from the article]

"Shopping All the Way to the Woods" by Rachel S. Gross is a comprehensive guide to the history of outdoor gear and apparel. The book explores the development of the industry in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the impact of World War II, and the postwar boom years. Gross examines the paradox of outdoor enthusiasts and explorers carrying the modern world with them through their purchases of the latest gear. The book also includes insights from Bradford Washburn, a National Geographic Society photographer, and mapper, who shared the sentiment that testing gear was unnecessary as they already knew what would work. A review in the Wall Street Journal praises the book for its exploration of outdoor recreation as part of our visual identity. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Bon Appétit provides recommendations for essential equipment to have for outdoor cooking and dining. It suggests investing in a Opinel No. 10 corkscrew folding knife, a Yeti Roadie 48 cooler, a Snow Peak Takibi fire and grill, a Yeti Hopper M20 backpack-style cooler, a W&P Clean Kitchen storage set, and a Helinox café table and chairs. The article highlights the features and benefits of each item, emphasizing their durability, portability, and convenience. The recommendations are aimed at individuals who enjoy cooking and dining outdoors, whether it be for a picnic, camping trip, or barbecue. [Extracted from the article]

Members of the Tennessee National Guard's 230th Engineer Battalion recently completed a 12-hour relay ruck march in Watertown as part of the "Black Toe Run" trail running event. Rucking, or walking for a long distance with a weighted pack, has increased veteran involvement in the event. The guardsmen were split into two-person teams and completed a 5.1-mile loop through hilly terrain. The goal was to complete as many miles as possible within the 12-hour window. The event was seen as a way to build team camaraderie within the ranks and participants expressed a desire to participate again in the future. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Digital Photographer highlights three different photography accessories. The first is The Heat Company Heat 2 Softshell gloves, which are a combination of fingerless gloves and mittens designed for cold weather. They feature a wind and water-resistant outer layer, a goatskin palm, and a soft fleece lining. The second accessory is the Hahnel Module Softbox, a collapsible softbox that diffuses light from a flashgun for more flattering portraits or product photography. The third accessory is the 3 Legged Thing Patti 2.0 tripod, which is portable and supports up to 10kg. It includes an AirHed Mini tripod head for precise adjustments. Overall, these accessories offer functionality and convenience for photographers in various conditions. [Extracted from the article]

The Wacaco Minipresso GR2 is a portable espresso machine that has been redesigned to be more functional and portable than its predecessor. It is the brand's smallest espresso maker to date, measuring 125 x 71 x 60mm and weighing just 285g when empty. The GR2 is hand-powered and does not require batteries or charging, making it perfect for off-the-grid use. It is easy to assemble and clean, and the taste of the espresso can be customized to each user's preference. Overall, the GR2 is a quick, compact, and affordable espresso machine that is ideal for on-the-go use during commuting or camping trips. [Extracted from the article]

Draft Top, an innovative lifestyle brand, has launched the Draft Top Lift Universal, a handheld bartool that can transform canned beverages into formal cups within seconds. This new version of their handheld tool can lift the tops of canned beverages of all sizes, providing a sensory experience similar to drinking from a glass. The Draft Top Lift Universal is designed to work with all can sizes and eliminates the need for single-use cups or additional glassware. It is available in classic black and gray, as well as bold hot pink, and can be purchased online for $18 USD. [Extracted from the article]

The article from Texas Fish & Game titled "Excitement in Autumn" discusses the shift in outdoor activities as the summer months come to an end. The author highlights the importance of practicing with a bow, preparing deer leases, stocking up on dove load, and fishing. Specifically, the mouths of Willow and Bridge Bayous are recommended for fishing trout, reds, and flounder. The article provides suggestions for bait and lures, emphasizing the importance of good tidal movement. The author also offers tips for fishing flounder. Overall, the article encourages readers to enjoy the changing seasons and pursue outdoor activities. [Extracted from the article]