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By Mary Reed, photos by Attila Horvath
Canaan Valley National Wildlife Refuge is managed for its plant and animal community – after all, that’s why it’s a wildlife refuge.
By Mary Reed, photos by Attila Horvath
Dip your paddle into Little Beaver Creek and learn what a Wild and Scenic designation means. Add in easy canoe camping and you’ve got a good spring day or two on the river.
By Mary Reed, photos by Attila Horvath
Eastern Kentucky’s Carter Caves State Resort Park is a twofer: a quality below-ground and above-ground destination all in one.
By Mary Reed
Ever dream of closing the roads to motorists to allow for car-free outdoor adventure?
By Jon Ebel
At first glance, Boyce Park seems like your average county park with tennis courts, an archery range and a wave pool.
By Mary Reed
Hit the slopes at Canaan Valley Resort and enjoy the view of the East’s biggest alpine valley (13 by 3 miles), nestled at 3,200 feet, with surrounding mountains rising above 4,200 feet.
By Mary Reed
Hocking Hills State Park, home to the famous Old Man’s Cave, is truly a four-season destination, but the 2.5 million annual visitors mostly come in a summer crush.
By Mary Reed, photos by Attila Horvath
Glide into your next winter adventure at Elk River Touring Center, a cross-country ski destination that has that rare combination of top-end outdoor adventure access, quality infrastructure and afford
By Mary Reed
Live out your Iditarod dreams without leaving the Ohio Valley by heading over to Husky Power Dogsledding near Deep Creek Lake, MD, where you can get a chance to run a team of eager dogs through 600-pl
By Mary Reed, photos by Attila Horvath
Some things haven’t changed much at Cumberland Gap, a dramatic V-shaped notch in Cumberland Mountain, since a mass migration of people passed through in the late 18th century – and that’s a good
By Mary Reed
Things get pretty exciting come fall in Pennsylvania’s Elk State Forest – public displays of affection, males sizing up the competition, fights - and we haven’t even gotten to the free-roaming h
By Mary Reed
The Greenbrier River and its parallel trail tend to make you dream big: I’ll throw the bike in the canoe, paddle it downstream, then ride back up, you’ll tell yourself, inspired by the un
By Maryhelen Mackin Chadwick
Where to scuba dive next? Aruba? Antigua? … Indiana? France Park in Logansport to be exact.
By Attila Horvath
Bring your body armor and make sure your health insurance is up to date; trail names like Crash and Burn and features like R.I.P. Stone are not misnomers at Timberline.