National Parks Traveler Podcast | Theresa Pierno
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The Future of Grizzly Bears
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Frenchman Coulee: A Desert Gem for Rock Climbers
Just outside Vantage, WA, Frenchman Coulee offers a dramatic desert landscape filled with towering basalt columns, world-class climbing routes, and
25 Unforgettable Adventures You Must Experience in Oregon
Oregon is packed with incredible adventures, from breathtaking natural wonders to unique cultural experiences. Here are 25 epic things to
Happy Nature Day “13 Bedar”
Nature Day, or in the Persian language, ‘Sizdah Be-dar,’ is an Iranian public holiday celebrated on April 2 in
National Parks Traveler Podcast | The Ghost Forest
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Happy Nature Day “13 Bedar”
Nature Day, or in the Persian language, ‘Sizdah Be-dar,’ is an Iranian public holiday celebrated on April 2 in
National Parks Traveler Podcast | The Ghost Forest
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America Outdoors Radio
We are at the Washington Sportsmen’s Show so we are re-airing this show we put together at Sportsman’s Cove Lodge in SE Alaska from last June. We’ll be talking to Manager Bo Bennett, Sales Director Jenny McNeary and our Captain, Clifford Smith. I’ll also be asking my daughter, Faith Kruse, what she likes best about these trips.
Northwestern Outdoors Radio
This week host John Kruse chats with Joe Pate with Exposure Shows about his sportsmens’ shows taking place in Oregon and Northern California. Trey Carskadon previews the Washington Sportsmen’s Show and Bill Herzog shares his favorite destinations to catch steelhead during the month of February.
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Keeping Cape Lookout Above Water
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A Winter Backpack Under 30 lbs
A winter backpack under 30 lbs is possible with careful gear selection and planning. Here’s how to build a light
Will a Canister Stove Work for Winter Backpacking?
A canister stove can work for winter backpacking, but there are some important factors to consider: Pros of Using a
Queen Ann, the most iconic neighborhood in Seattle
Queen Anne Hill in Seattle is such a cool spot to explore! You get amazing views, tons of holly trees,
Nature & Wellness
Happy Nature Day “13 Bedar”
Nature Day, or in the Persian language, ‘Sizdah Be-dar,’ is an Iranian public holiday celebrated on April 2 in normal years and April 1 in leap years. This year, it falls on April 2. In Iranian culture, it is celebrated on the 13th day of ‘Farvardin’ — the first month of the Iranian calendar, to mark the end of the ‘Nowruz’ celebrations, and is generally described as a day
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National Parks Traveler Podcast | The Ghost Forest
National Parks Traveler is the world’s top-rated, editorially independent, nonprofit media organization dedicated to covering national parks and protected areas on a daily basis. Traveler offers readers and listeners a unique multimedia blend of news, feature content, debate, and discussion all tied to national parks and protected areas.
National Parks Traveler February 9, 2025 No Comments
Nature & Wellness
America Outdoors Radio
We are at the Washington Sportsmen’s Show so we are re-airing this show we put together at Sportsman’s Cove Lodge in SE Alaska from last June. We’ll be talking to Manager Bo Bennett, Sales Director Jenny McNeary and our Captain, Clifford Smith. I’ll also be asking my daughter, Faith Kruse, what she likes best about these trips.
John Kruse February 7, 2025 No Comments
Northwestern Outdoors Radio
This week host John Kruse chats with Joe Pate with Exposure Shows about his sportsmens’ shows taking place in Oregon and Northern California. Trey Carskadon previews the Washington Sportsmen’s Show and Bill Herzog shares his favorite destinations to catch steelhead during the month of February.
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www.northwesternoutdoors.com
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John Kruse February 7, 2025 No Comments
Keeping Cape Lookout Above Water
National Parks Traveler is the world’s top-rated, editorially independent, nonprofit media organization dedicated to covering national parks and protected areas on a daily basis. Traveler offers readers and listeners a unique multimedia blend of news, feature content, debate, and discussion all tied to national parks and protected areas.
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Advanced Hiking
A Winter Backpack Under 30 lbs
A winter backpack under 30 lbs is possible with careful gear selection and planning. Here’s how to build a light yet safe winter backpacking setup for 3–4 days in moderate winter conditions (down to 10–20°F / -12 to -7°C). 🔹 Key Considerations for a Sub-30 lb Winter Pack ✅ Layering System – Efficient clothing to stay warm and dry. ✅ 4-Season Sleep System – Adequate insulation for warmth. ✅ Lightweight
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Advanced Hiking
Will a Canister Stove Work for Winter Backpacking?
A canister stove can work for winter backpacking, but there are some important factors to consider: Pros of Using a Canister Stove in Winter ✅ Lightweight & Compact – Canister stoves are easy to pack and set up compared to liquid fuel stoves. ✅ Fast & Convenient – Simple to ignite, with no priming required. ✅ Clean & Efficient – No mess from liquid fuels, and modern canister mixes burn
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Urban Adventures
Queen Ann, the most iconic neighborhood in Seattle
Queen Anne Hill in Seattle is such a cool spot to explore! You get amazing views, tons of holly trees, historic buildings, and these massive old trees you rarely see—even in the woods. There are parks, a greenbelt, and some of the most creative houses, like one with rare roosters and another that’s just stunningly decorated. The 5-mile walk, with all the ups and downs, is totally worth it—especially when
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