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Search ArticlesBest Christmas Ski Holidays in the Austrian Alps: Snow, Slopes & Festive Charm
The Austrian Alps are a winter wonderland at Christmas. With powder snow, cozy villages, and beautiful festive markets, a ski trip to Austria during the holiday season is truly magical. From thrilling slopes to charming alpine traditions, this is the perfect destination for families, friends, and solo travelers alike. Whether you’re chasing adrenaline on the mountains or looking to relax by a fireplace, Austria offers something special for everyone.
How Outdoor Experiences Transform Teaching Beyond the Classroom
Teaching is more than curriculum delivery; it’s a dynamic exchange shaped by an educator's experiences and worldview. With growing recognition of the value of immersive learning environments, initiatives offering travel discounts for teachers are just the beginning. Equipping educators with opportunities to step outside traditional classrooms—and even their daily landscapes—through outdoor travel cultivates refreshed perspectives and fosters innovation in teaching methods.
We Tested This Backpack Fridge on a Family Weekend Trip, Here’s Why It’s a Summer Essential
Coolers have come a long way from the bulky, leaky boxes we used to drag to the beach. But now and then, a product lands in our test rotation that makes us wonder how we ever managed without it. This summer, that product is the Litheli FrozenPack Backpack Car Fridge. We took this soft-shell, battery-powered refrigerator on a weekend road trip with two kids, a dog, and a trunk full of snacks, and it earned rave reviews from everyone in the car.
West Palm Beach: Where Finance Meets Paradise - An Outdoor Enthusiast's Dream
West Palm Beach has quietly transformed from a retirement destination into America's hottest financial hub, earning the nickname "Wall Street South." But here's what the business headlines aren't telling you: this migration of hedge funds and investment firms has created something unprecedented—a financial center where world-class outdoor adventures are literally minutes from the trading floor.
Ditch the Wipes: A Smarter, Eco-Friendly Way to Disinfect on Planes and Cruises
Every day, thousands of people travel by plane or cruise, carrying germs and bugs that can make us sick. Keeping germs away is a top priority now, especially after COVID-19 hit. Lots of travelers grab disinfectant wipes to scrub tray tables, armrests, and other busy spots, a usual trick to stay clean. Now, there’s a smarter and earth-friendly option using UVCeed’s UV technology. This latest AI-powered UV-C sanitizer wipes out 99.9% of harmful germs without throwing away wipes.
Tim Huntzinger’s Vision: Creating Safer, More Stable Electric Vehicles for the Future of Transportation
Take the thrill of a motorcycle and reimagine it as safer and more stable for the realities of urban life. That’s what Tim Huntzinger has introduced with his XOTO electric scooter. He is a visionary transportation designer whose résumé includes NASA’s Moon rovers, Boeing 787 interiors, and even flying cars. Now, he’s turning his focus to the streets with XOTO Inc., a company poised to transform urban mobility with its three-wheeled self-stabilizing electric scooter.
12 Months of Adventure: July - Paddlesports
Please respect the outdoors by practicing Leave No Trace. Learn more about how to apply the principles of Leave No Trace on your next outdoor adventure here. What does a year of new adventures look like? And how might those adventures change throughout the months and seasons in a calendar year? With our 12 Months of Adventure content series, we'll be diving into exactly that.
Big Tree Ponderosa Pine
Nicknamed 'Big Tree', 'Big Red', and 'Giant', the largest* ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa) in the world is located in LaPine State Park. The tree is over 500 years old, 162 feet tall, and 28.9 feet in circumference.