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Vote Yes on Question 6 to Protect Massachusetts’ Outdoors

As Massachusetts voters head to the polls this November, they have a generational opportunity to shape the future of the outdoors. Ballot Question 6 holds the key to cleaner water, healthier forests, and more accessible...
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Know Before You Go: The Best Kept Secrets in...

  2021 is expected to be an exceptionally busy year for National Parks, so minimize your impact by staying off busy trails and following Leave No Trace principles. The most up-to-date source for COVID-related policies…
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Off the Beaten Path: 7 Less Crowded Hikes in...

  If all you’ve seen of Acadia National Park is Ocean Path and Cadillac Mountain (1,530 feet), look again. Acadia has plenty of other peaks and bits of coastline to explore, especially during peak season…
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Lessons from the Summit of Mount Eisenhower

   Naturalist and author John Muir, known as the “Father of the National Parks,” once said, “The mountains are calling, and I must go.” Since about the time I could walk, hiking has been a…
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Getting Back Out: A City-Dweller’s Reflection on Nature in...

My hike had been tough that first day out in Oregon’s Cascade Mountain Range. In the 12 years of these journeys in the West I’d always hiked right up front, just behind the leader. But…
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8 Quiet Water Paddles in New York

Excerpted and adapted from the newly updated Quiet Water New York, 3rd ed., out now from AMC Books.   Although few places in the United States surpass the wildness of Adirondack lakes and meandering flows,…
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Appalachian Trail Towns Again Welcome Thru-Hikers—With a Few Twists

  When the largest wave of Appalachian Trail (A.T.) thru-hikers rolls into downtown Hanover, N.H, in early July, their agenda will look something like this: shower; wash clothes; eat something besides dried food and energy…
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Meet Scott Crowder, Director of the New Hampshire Office...

In 2019, New Hampshire became the 16th state to establish an outdoor recreation office. This April, the New Hampshire Office of Outdoor Recreation Industry Development—which is housed within the state’s Department of Business and Economic…
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Current Affairs: Swiftwater Paddling for Beginners

We’re a patient lot, outdoors people, putting in a morning’s work just for a mountaintop view of the miles trudged. But if mother nature offers a boost, a little speed, who’s going to turn her…
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8 Great Hikes in Massachusetts

  Excerpted and adapted from the newly updated Massachusetts Trail Guide and Map, 11th ed., out now from AMC Books.   From the summits of the Berkshires to the sands of Cape Cod National Seashore,…
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