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Take a Hike to Los Angeles

by Mackenzie M. November 25th, 2011 | Hiking
Much of America is firmly in winter’s grasp as I am writing this article. Most outdoorsmen are turning their focus to indoor-oriented activities, until the hiking season begins again; however, there are several locations in the southern and western part of the country where this time of the year is prime hiking season.

Perhaps the best place to take a hike this winter is sunny and beautiful Los Angeles, California. With highs in the mid to low 70s, and virtually no humidity, this location provides a plethora of beautiful hikes that can quench the hiking urge of any outdoorsmen. Below
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Gifts for Hikers

by Louise November 1st, 2011 | Hiking
Is it that time of the year already? If you're planning an online order, it just might be. Online sellers are working hard to fulfill all orders, but if you want to make sure that you receive your gifts in the mail on time, you should start placing your orders as soon as you decide on a particular gift idea. Here are a few ideas for gifts to give to your hiking friends:

  • A snack basket - Trail mixes and granola bars aren't exactly the cheapest item on anyone's grocery list. A single energy bar often costs $1 to $2.
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Hiking Supplies on a Budget

by Mackenzie M. October 28th, 2011 | Hiking
Hiking in itself is mostly free, aside from a few park entry and usage charges. This makes it a very popular sport for those on a budget. Hiking can get expensive; however, in the area of gear and supplies. This post is not geared as much to the casual weekend hiker, it is for those who need help in planning a major camping trip with lots of hiking.

The first step in taking a hike for cheap is to do your research. Find out how much gear should cost, as well as what exactly you will need. In addition, think
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Hiking in Kansas

by Louise October 4th, 2011 | Hiking
Is it even possible to hike in Kansas? Kansas is popularly known as the flattest state; however, the truth is that scientists typically place it between 20th and 30th, depending on the criteria.

The highest point in Kansas is the summit of Mount Sunflower at an elevation of about 4,000 feet, which doesn't sound too shabby at all, until you learn that its prominence is less than 20 feet. Kansas gradually increases in elevation from the east to the west; Mount Sunflower is less than a half a mile from Kansas' western border, Colorado. It would be virtually indistinguishable from
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Turkey Mountain

by Mackenzie M. September 30th, 2011 | Hiking
When one usually thinks of Oklahoma, some quintessential things come to mind - “Oklahoma!” the musical, tornadoes, flat plains, red dirt, farms, and rusty windmills; however, when it comes to a hike on Turkey Mountain, those images can all be thrown into the sweeping Oklahoma winds. Located across the Arkansas River from the urban core of Tulsa, Turkey Mountain is an oasis for Tulsans and tourists alike. The summit is covered in thick vegetation, tall trees, and miles upon miles of trails perfect for an Oklahoma hiking experience.

Turkey Mountain is a 300-foot tall bluff that prominently stands over the
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