It is important that you remain fully aware of your surroundings when hiking in the dark. You must be extra cautious of any downed tree limbs, uneven roots, or jagged rocks along the trail. This, too, might come along with having to move a bit slower than you normally would on a normal day hike. Slow down and be mindful of your surroundings. If you encounter any wildlife, be wary and show respect. When hiking in the woods at anytime of the day, including night, be sure that you are aware of what to do in this type of situation...
Whether you’re experiencing SAD or simply feeling un-motivated to do anything because, duh, cold temperatures are outside and blankets and hot chocolate are inside, exercise and exposure to more sunlight can help. Luckily, both of these can be accomplished through fun outdoor activities...
As a small brand, we are always looking to include other small or local brands when it comes to our Holiday Wishlist. We have some great finds included this year and are excited to share them with you.
Would you hike these 5 spooky trails in the U.S.? Being out in the wilderness is thrilling in itself, but hiking trails with a supernatural or creepy vibe adds some extra excitement to your outdoors adventure.
We’ve put together top 5 hiking trails that are reputed to have one or more supernatural residents.
I'm not six pack fit, a guy that works out everyday. I do some good walking throughout the week and tend bar. I still work 40 plus hours a week and grind away to steal the time I can to walk around Fresh Pond in Cambridge, sit in a coffee shop and write, jump in the car and head to a mountain to move my damn feet. That's like many of us. I'm lucky. I can steal months at a time to hike, but we all can create some opportunities if we are willing to find the time.
The tree line grows smaller. The trail goes from roots, dirt and moss to large boulder rock. The mountain top balds are appearing in front of me. My feet march. My calves burn. My feet are tender. I feel at my best. When I mount the summit, I stop.
My phrase is heard and lived throughout this rebirth: “Hike the Good Hike”. It echoes as I write this. I watch the humming birds feed just outside the porch. I listen to the Avett Brothers sing of the ups and downs of life. My head rests on the pillow, head back, eyes closed. I’m taking it all in. I’ve been here before…..
