Picnicking is a Long-established American Pastime With so many outstanding national and local parks sprinkled throughout the country, there’s no excuse not to grab a cooler and pack some snacks for an outdoor feast. Start by reacquainting yourself with the basics (read: how to prepare, what to pack, etc.) and then get your imagination running
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Check out La Cieneguilla Petroglyph Site If you like hiking, then you will enjoy this La Cieneguilla Petrogyph site just outside of Santa Fe. This short walk is off the Paseo Real, and is home to one of the largest collections of Native rock art (called glyphs) in the American West. The area is overseen
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Fourteen Wild Women on Kayaks Arrive I first met Cyndy Hart through a Meetup group for kayakers. She lived in Pueblo, Colorado, while I was living in Alamosa, Colorado, but a shared love of kayaking was enough to get me on the road. One weekend I drove to Pueblo to meet Cyndy and the other
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The East Fork of Mt. Baldy is one of my favorite hikes in the White Mountains. Actually, I do have several favorites, but this area is especially dear to me, which I will explain later. Mt. Baldy is the third highest peak in Arizona and about 40 miles away from the town of Pinetop. This
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Enjoy Exploring off-the-beaten trails? Rondeho Canyon will not disappoint. In northern Arizona Rondeho Canyon hides among the sage and sand, but it still has a sense of purpose. Murals of petroglyphs are etched into red sandstone cliffs that tell stories of the ancient ones. A single dusty trail meanders into a narrow canyon where short
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