Gear Test: Midland GXT800 FRS/GMRS Two-Way Radios
May 29, 2008
Midland GXT800 FRS/GMRS Two-Way Radios By Stuart Bourdon Handheld communication devices are a vital link between family members, friends and party members during outdoor excursions; and we often recommend you purchase a good set of two-way radios to help you keep in touch with them around the campground... Read more »
Camp Kitchen: Salsas At The Campsite
May 29, 2008
No matter what you have sizzling on the grill, from steaks to tofu burgers, the right salsa can turn a so-so supper into a memorable meal. Whip up salsa on the spot in a blender, food processor, smoothie maker or a wooden bowl with chopper. Peachy Pineapple Salsa Try it with grilled ham steak, chicken,... Read more »
2008 Canoe & Kayak Buyer’s Guide
May 29, 2008
Why buy a canoe or kayak? It’s the best watercraft choice for viewing wildlife, reeling in the big one, or experiencing the thrill of running whitewater. Canoes and kayaks are relatively lightweight and easy to manage. They are affordable and low maintenance in comparison to other types of boats,... Read more »
Paddling Through The Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness
May 29, 2008
The water and air share the cool clarity of dawn as my canoe glides effortlessly across this huge polished sapphire of a lake. The first fingers of sunlight stretch out from behind the pines on the far shoreline and set the tip of a granite palisade ablaze in a golden glow. As I make my way around a... Read more »
2008 Camp Cookware Buyer’s Guide
May 29, 2008
A number of the outdoor equipment manufacturers produce gear for the kitchen, and while some offer typical heavy-duty pots and pans for campground use and others make super lightweight stuff for the camper on the go, most can provide a broad selection of cookware aside from what we have highlighted here... Read more »
2008 Camp Furniture Buyer’s Guide
May 29, 2008
The rise of basecamping is propelling a number of new camp furniture offerings with durable construction, comfort and effective features. Our Camp Furniture Buyer’s Guide is a selection of seats, tables, and other furniture to help make your outdoor adventures more comfortable. GCI OUTDOOR Rebranding... Read more »
2008 Camping Footwear Buyer’s Guide
May 29, 2008
Today’s day hikers want a shoe that can take them up the trail, but also be at home walking around the campsite, driving to can’t-miss destinations, or wandering the halls of a visitor’s center. You don’t need a heavy boot that works best on the trail, you need a shoe that works... Read more »
2008 Camp Clothing Buyer’s Guide
May 29, 2008
You won’t miss your cotton T-shirt and jeans when wearing one of these outfits while camping. Natural and technical fabrics join forces to produce stylish and smart tops and bottoms to keep you a comfortable and happy camper year-round. White Sierra’s Plaid Palmer Shirt is partially made... Read more »
2008 Camp Stove Buyer’s Guide
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May 29, 2008
There’s no doubt that old stove you have in the garage is probably still good enough to do the job, but today’s camping families have a whole new generation of camp stoves to choose from that provide more creative options for outdoor cooking. For 2008, several exciting stoves, grills and... Read more »
Camp Lighting Buyer’s Guide
May 29, 2008
No matter where you are, whether it is the forest, mountains, desert or seashore, life quiets down after sunset. Families tend to huddle around the campfire; the flames heat those around it and shed a dancing light on smiling faces. Tall tales and sticky s’mores get passed around. It’s magic.... Read more »
