Welcome to the land of bison jams, erupting geysers, and some of the most awe inspiring natural beauty on the planet! You guessed it, we’re talking about Yellowstone National Park, the ultimate playground for outdoor enthusiasts, wildlife watchers, and adventure seekers alike. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned park veteran, there’s always something to discover in this land of geothermal wonders, scenic drives, and breathtaking vistas. So buckle up, grab your camera, and get ready for your unforgettable journey through Yellowstone National Park! Things to Do in Yellowstone Natio ..read more

Thank you all so much for participating in Beartooth Anthony’s Halloween Campfire Short Story Contest. We received an overwhelming number of excellent stories.  There were so many entertaining stories, and we look forward to reading them every year. Our sincerest thanks for taking the time to share your stories. This year, the judges selected Widows Lake, by Taylor Jorgensen, as the winning story.  Congratulations Taylor, enjoy the Eno DoubleNest® Hammock, and bragging rights. You’ll find the winning story, and a few others, below.  Happy Halloween! It’s Scary Because it Rhymes ..read more

Thank you all so much for participating in Beartooth Anthony’s Halloween Campfire Short Story Contest. We received an overwhelming number of excellent stories. We had entries from Japan, The Netherlands, Demark, Greece, and even Kenya! There were so many entertaining stories. Our sincerest thanks for the entertainment! This year, the judges selected Big Freak, by Leanne Edelen from Louisville Kentucky, as the winning story.  Congratulations Leanne, enjoy the Eno DoubleNest® Hammock, and bragging rights. You’ll find the winning story, and a few others, below.  Happy Hallowee ..read more

Did you know that carbon emissions can be trapped in soil? Adopting no till gardening can have a major impact on climate change, by storing carbon in the ground. In addition to storing carbon, untilled soil produces crops that require less fertilizer. We all know that climate change is a problem, and there’s a universal emphasis on reducing carbon emissions. The recent spate of stay-at-home and lockdown initiatives slashed carbon emissions by 8% globally in the first half of 2020, so it’s easy to see where we need to cut down to start making a difference. Yet, simply reducing ou ..read more

Thank you all so much for participating in Beartooth Anthony’s Halloween Campfire Short Story Contest. We received many excellent stories from all over the world, from Zimbabwe and Singapore to Ireland and the UK.  Your stories were colored by your unique backgrounds, and it was truly enjoyable to read your interpretations of a scary campfire story. This year, the judges selected One of Them, by Alva Isaksson, from Solna, Sweden, as the winning story.  Congratulations Alva, enjoy the Snow Peak GigaPower Backpacking Stove, and bragging rights. You’ll find the winning story, runner up ..read more

Yosemite National Park is the fifth most-visited National Park in the USA, attracting over 4.4 million visitors during 2019. People flock here to admire the towering granite boulders, amazing wildlife, and the natural abundance of this beautiful destination. Camping in all its forms is one of the best ways to make the most of any trip to Yosemite. Here is why you should consider tent camping in Yosemite National Park and how you can make the most of it. A Snapshot of Tent camping in Yosemite You’ve got plenty of options when it comes to tent camping in Yosemite. Each one offers its o ..read more

Are you interested in fishing in Maryland, but don’t know where to begin?  This guide will prepare you to tackle the water with confidence.  10,460 square miles of varied terrain and diverse habitat has earned Maryland the moniker America in miniature. Quality habitat applies to the water here as well.  There is no shortage of fishing opportunities in Maryland.  In this article, we’ll explore everything you need to know about fishing in Maryland, including the best freshwater and saltwater locations in the entire state. Rules and regulations are also covered, to ensure you ..read more

Permaculture is a word that’s been around since the 1970s. And it’s actually a combination of the words “permanent” and “agriculture.” The point of permaculture is to use the earth’s resources to their fullest potential. As odd as it may seem, many of our agricultural practices in society aren’t permanent but are actually unsustainable. Whether you’re taking care of a well-kept lawn or growing huge amounts of potatoes, chances are that you’re importing a lot of resources in order to keep your desired ecosystem going. Simply defining the word though won’t truly give us a full answer to the ques ..read more

Did you know that the Maryland Park Service provides residents and visitors with over 2,000 campsites for their enjoyment? Not included in that number are an additional 120 full-service cabins and 100 picnic shelters. It’s safe to say that Maryland is ready to accommodate a full range of explorers—brand-new campers, experienced adventurers, and everyone in between. Whether it’s your first time pitching a tent or your two-hundredth, you’ll find the setting you need in beautiful, accessible Maryland. But with all the options comes an overwhelming decision. Which spot should you choose ..read more

There are numerous benefits to starting a community garden. Community gardens can provide access to fresh food in areas that have no other options. As the name implies, gardening can bring communities together, and can even raise property values in a neighborhood. As populations have grown increasingly concentrated around urban centers, opportunities to interact with nature, as well as access to the food it provides, have been diminished. According to the CDC, only one in ten Americans consumes enough fruit and vegetables each day. In many areas, fast food and pre-packaged foods ..read more