the_manolusRock Climbing The Most Impressive Rock Climbing Move You'll See Today unofficialnetworks.com - Matt Lorelli I’m not a rock climber, and won’t pretend to be, but the summer months typically run dry of impressive skiing content.So here we are with an …
the_manolusYo-Yo Ma VIDEO: Yo Yo Ma Performs Impromptu Concert @ Acadia National Park unofficialnetworks.com - Ian Wood Yo-Yo Ma performed at one of the most majestic locations in his illustrious career: Acadia National Park. Last week, Yo-Yo Ma performed with his …
the_manolusLive Music Live Music Is Back—Here's Where to Get Your Groove on In the Mountains This Summer skimag.com - Samantha Berman Of the many things that Covid upended throughout the last year, events were some of the most impacted—and have been the last to return. When we set …
the_manolusColorado River The Drought in the West Is Really Bad and It’s Gonna Get Worseverified_publisher Outside Magazine - Heather Hansman“So just a heads-up,” said my friend Ted, who was shin-deep in the icy snowmelt of Colorado’s Roaring Fork River. “We hit the first Class III pretty quick around the corner.” He pushed off in his kayak,...
the_manolusOutdoors Inyo Creek Fire Closes Whitney Portal, Hikers Evacuated thetrek.co - Kelly Floro ikers are being evacuated from Whitney Portal trailhead near the community of Lone Pine due to a wildfire in the area. The Inyo Creek Fire was …
the_manolus1:13Videos This Summer, the U.S. Could Face the Worst Drought in 1,200 Years Veuer The US could potentially be facing its worst drought in 1,200 years. Veuer’s Maria Mercedes Galuppo has the story.
the_manolusOutdoors A 53-year-old hiker died at the Grand Canyon as a heat wave sent temperatures soaring to 115 degrees Insider - Kelly McLaughlin A 53-year-old hiker died at the Grand Canyon National Park during extreme heat over the weekend. Michelle Meder, of Hudson, Ohio, was on a multi-day …
the_manolusGrand Canyon Grand Canyon backpacker dies in 115-degree heat. How to stay safe as temperatures soar centredaily.com - Maddie Capron A Grand Canyon backpacker died after falling ill from the extreme heat — and it wasn’t the only heat-related death over the weekend, when …
the_manolusOutdoors How to purify water in the wild: 6 methods to help you avoid tummy troubles on the trail Advnture - Kieran Cunningham When we’re out adventuring in the wilds, the bodily fluids we lose through exertion and sweat are in constant need of replacing – at a rate, most …
the_manolusSunscreen Hiking Sun Protection Head to Toe sectionhiker.com - Heather Daya Rideout Sun protection is always an important consideration when hiking or for any outdoor activity where there’s the potential to get a sunburn. Thankfully, …
the_manolusClimate Over 50% of Earth's 'Rivers' Actually Stand Still or Run Dry Every Yearverified_publisher ScienceAlert - Carly Cassella Our traditional idea of a river, an endlessly flowing stream of water, needs a rethink, scientists argue in a new study. Even when a river runs dry, …
