Spotlight
So many trails, so little time for itchy problems, right? Janessa Taylor
[1], an elite ultra-runner based out of Redmond, Oregon, would agree.
Learn seven different methods for preparing a great cup of coffee in the
backcountry from NOLS instructors.
Watch more great videos like this on the NOLS Video Channel [1].
[1] http://www.outdoorproject.com/video-gallery/4550
Fish eyes are the bubbles rising from the bottom of the pot as water is
heated. Some people believe this is hot enough for reliable disinfection. We
disagree.
Watch more great videos like this on the NOLS Video Channel [1].
[1] http://www.outdoorproject.com/video-gallery/4550
We are excited to announce the start to a partnership with the National
Outdoor Leadership School [1], more commonly referred to as NOLS, to bring
their 50 year background in adventure education to our audience.
With the help of NOLS, we will be featuring their educational videos on the
Outdoor Project Dispatch and on a newly created NOLS video channel [2].
If you aren't familiar with NOLS, t
Presented by Wilderness Systems
Over the summer of 2017, I determined to figure out how to catch the elusive
Northern Snakehead on the Potomac River. Although kayak bass fishing is my
passion, I decided to take a break from it by stepping outside of my comfort
zone to target this species because of their growing numbers and
rising popularity.
Oregon’s coastline is well known for its dramatic scenery; a landscape
of rocky headlands, forested capes and picturesque coves interspersed with
sweeping beaches and coastal rivers draining watersheds both large and
small.
Lesser known, however, is the story behind Oregon’s unique coastal public
access. Oregon's coastline, it turns out, is a coastline reserved for the
people.
Simply put, Oregon is a land made for camping. Those who have explored the
state's public coastline [1] or expansive stretches of wilderness, national
forests and BLM land making up much of Oregon’s interior know that a
person could easily spend a lifetime discovering new places to spend the
night outdoors in the Beaver State.
Dogs...some of the best adventure companions one can find. They are
unmatched in their loyalty, eager to be outside regardless of the
weather, generally agreeable with their owner's sense of direction, and can
provide an additional level of safety in the outdoors. What more can you
ask for in an outdoor adventure pal?
Dogs...some of the best adventure companions one can find. They are
unmatched in their loyalty, eager to be outside regardless of the
weather, generally agreeable with their owner's sense of direction, and can
provide an additional level of safety in the outdoors. What more can you
ask for in an outdoor adventure pal?
Dogs...some of the best adventure companions one can find.
Dogs...some of the best adventure companions one can find.
Dogs...some of the best adventure companions one can find.
