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When going camping in Colorado, should you bring a tent or an RV? Either can make for a great Rockies camping vacation, but there are pros and cons to tents vs. RVs.Pros and Cons of Tent CampingCamping in a tent is inexpensive and easy to do, so long as you're willing to carry your tent. Since there's a low barrier to entry (all you need is a sleeping bag, pillow, and tent) it's the simplest way to get started. If you're interested in exploring some of the Colorado backcountry, tent camping is a …

Alaskan rivers can make for an unforgettable fly fishing vacation. Here's what you need to know about planning a fly fishing trip in Alaska.When to Fly Fish in Alaska May through September is peak fishing season in Alaska. During those months, you'll find five different types of salmon, Arctic Grayling, rainbow trout, Arctic char, Northern pike, and more. You'll need an Alaska fishing license for your trip. You can purchase one online through the Alaska Department of Fish & Game, or pick it …

With school out for summer, it's a popular time to go camping in Florida. If you're considering a camping trip in Florida, here's what you need to know to do it safely.Choose the Right Tent Summer is Florida's hottest season. Experts recommend bringing a tent that accommodates twice as many people as it will sleep, so a tent for four when two people are camping. Your body will appreciate the extra room to breathe. Since many campsites are on packed shell or other hard surfaces, it's easiest …

If you're going out on the trail for longer than a day hike, you'll want something more than peanut butter sandwiches during the trek. Learn the trail cooking supplies and techniques you'll need to cook up a great meal at camp whether you're in California or anywhere in the world.Trail Cooking Supplies A camping stove and fuel will help you prepare hot meals. You'll also need a bowl or plate, utensils (sporks are multipurpose) and a lidded pot. These are the minimum supplies you'll need to …

Whether you’re fishing, hitting the ocean, or cruising the intercostal in Florida, you should be prepared for the worst. While your boat might be operational, covered by insurance, and considered safe, it can still experience disaster. How prepared are you for a boating emergency? Below are the top five boating emergency preparedness scenarios and how to handle each of them.Emergency One: FireEven though your boat is at sea, it can still catch fire. If you’re at sea, get passengers off the …