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Headlamps that don’t blind, are fun and carbon neutral

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Post published:January 15, 2021
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Headlamps for camping, night hiking, or just walking the doggo can often be blinding to oncomers. Not with LoBeams.

Fatbiking;Ski To uring; winter--Mt Washington Valley, NH.

Taking the kids: Fun in the snow in new ways and on a budget

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Post published:January 14, 2021
Post category:Backyard Vacations / Destinations / Families & Groups / Parks & Outdoors / Snow Vacations / Weekly Column
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A growing number of families believe they can head outdoors in the snow safely — and not just to head to the downhill slopes

Yummy cinammon rolls - Ranch at Emerald Valley

Steak, lobster, chicken, trout: Gourmet fare at a dude ranch in Colorado Springs

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Post published:October 18, 2020
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By Eileen Ogintz COLORADO SPRINGS, CO -- We are at over 8,000 feet up a steep gravel road from Colorado Springs in the Pike National Forest trying to decide whether…

Remains of the Nanny's Cabin - The Ranch at Emerald Valley

The Ranch at Emerald Valley – history, charm, family-central by The Broadmoor

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Post published:October 18, 2020
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Today, all that is left of the Nanny’s cabin is the foundation and a huge stone fireplace after a fire many years ago. Camp Vigil is now The Broadmoor’s Ranch at Emerald Valley.

The Eagles Next Wilderness above Piney Lake

Taking the kids – and leaf-peeping safely

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Post published:October 17, 2020
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Whenever you head out to unfamiliar climes, you need to be prepared for the unexpected — a tumble on the trail, a rainstorm, a road so bumpy it leaves the back seat passengers queasy

10 Tips to Plan the Perfect Ski Trip with your Kids

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Post published:October 13, 2020
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Nothing beats a good ski trip, it involves adventure, fun and it gives you a chance to connect with your family and mentor them.

Brick-o-Treat at Legoland Florida. (Legoland Florida)

Taking the kids: 10 ways to celebrate Halloween safely in these strange times

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Post published:October 8, 2020
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This will be a different Halloween experience with virtual or socially distant outdoor costume parades, face coverings, socially distant trick or treating, frequent hand washing and the necessity to sanitize treats, if trick or treating is allowed at all

Our rafts seen from the ancient granary

Taking the kids: A bucket list in the U.S. that few take

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Post published:September 24, 2020
Post category:Cruises & All-Inclusive / Destinations / Families & Groups / Food and Dining / Parks & Outdoors / Weekly Column
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With cruises and many trips canceled, national parks have been jammed, but not on the Colorado River deep in the Grand Canyon.

National Public Lands Day

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Post published:September 21, 2020
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Saturday (Sept. 26) is National Public Lands Day, the nation's largest, single-day volunteer event for public lands.

Worn Wear from Patagonia. (Patatonia)

Taking the kids: And 12 must-haves for gearing up for a fall outdoor adventure

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Post published:September 17, 2020
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This fall, with remote work and school, many families are taking the opportunity for a fall getaway focused on the outdoors where we feel safest. The right gear will help keep you comfortable — and confident — on your adventures.