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Of the most memorable moments in a person’s life, holidays spent with family or friends would usually top the list. Be it kids, teens or adults, holidays are enjoyed by all alike. Holidays are time to relax, have fun, and spend time with loved ones. What could be more exciting than a camping trip to mountains? Nature mesmerizes one and all with its beauty and pulchritude. And camping with near and dear in solitude, amidst the fresh breeze and breath taking views, would surely leave indelible and sanguine memories in every one’s hearts. But before going for camping there are many things...

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No country does the great outdoors quite like Canada does. If you enjoy hiking, wilderness and camping you’ll find a range of stunning and unique opportunities all over the country. Hiking through Canada’s beautiful national and provincial parks is a fantastic experience. Whichever part of this vast country you visit you’ll find great hiking, but the destinations listed below are really worth visiting in their own right if you’re looking for a great outdoors experience. Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario. Ontario’s oldest and best known Provincial Park, Algonquin in...

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Residents of the Northwest United States are proud of the conservation efforts put forth in their state. Washington, Oregon and Idaho have preserved some of the most beautiful forests, mountains, deserts and valleys for generations of outdoors enthusiasts. Much of the land in these great states is made available for people all over the country to enjoy on a regular basis. Camping, hiking, hunting and fishing are popular vacation activities in this part of the country because there are so many diverse places to go and see. Camping in the Northwest is a popular past time that can be enjoyed by anyone,...

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When I was younger I was sure tenting was the way to camp. Using a cabin or an RV was cheating. How could someone actually call that camping. To me that was a vacation. A luxury vacation since you had all the comforts of home. Then there came the day I crawled out of my tent and headed into the woods for a bathroom. It was an overcast, foggy, fall morning and for some reason my bones didn’t want to allow me to get up off my hands and knees. Using a fallen limb I was able to stand upright and make it in and out of the woods. I reentered my tent and dressed as quickly as I could because it...

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