Accidents happen on the trail and one way to be prepared is take a first aid kit with you. While your first aid kit should include items for your unique medical needs, we recommend you always carry these basics with you ⤵ #PATrailsMonth#NationalPreparednessMonth
Grab your flashlight, it’s about to get spooky. The Camp Monsters podcast is back for Season 2 on September 9th, brought to you by our friends at @YETICoolers. Subscribe now wherever you listen.
Even if it feels like you need to force yourself to follow the advice here—and it might—you’ll almost always feel better for doing so. https://t.co/zmeVQW7NsR
The first year, five girls signed up for a program in Durango, Colorado; the next year, 65 did. In 2020, she expects to have 150 participants. https://t.co/GJqAi5T24f
"Here's what I know: If you keep after it and make slight changes to what you had planned in your mind, you’ll never regret it. And you’ll become a better outdoor parent all the time versus braving it only on fair-weather days." https://t.co/b90ocj3t3m
Getting back outdoors was a top priority for Geoff Babb after a near fatal brain-stem stroke. When none of the wheelchairs he saw on the market fit his active, adventure needs, he decided to make his own. https://t.co/YXonuxFW7N