Articles related to "Hiking Safety"

Used interchangeably, mountain lions, cougars and pumas can be a hazard to hikers around the United States. Attacks are rare, but hikers can use these tips to stay safe.

Trail blazes, or trail markers, are used to designate paths through the wilderness and more natural areas for hikers and backpackers. Learn how to interpret and use them.

When the snow flies in the Great White North is a great time to get outside and enjoy a brisk walk or hike. A few smart tips can make the journey pleasant and safe.

Family fun doesn't have to be sacrificed due to the sluggish economy and rising costs of just about everything. Hiking can benefit everyone without a big price tag.

Hiking through the woods beats sweltering in city heat. These five dog-friendly trails offer escapes just a short drive from Houston.

With a little bit of common sense and some basic safety tips, hiking alone doesn't have to be high-risk.

Hiking with babies is a lot of fun for parents and babies, but there are plenty of ways to make it an unpleasant experience. Keep your hike with baby safe and fun.

Whether hiking, exploring or driving through Yellowstone, the diversity of the area requires care to ensure that the wildlife and the geothermal features remain pristine.

Camping is becoming a very popular family vacation option. While enjoying the outdoors with young children, there are many safety precautions to consider.

Mt. Washington, New Hampshire's highest peak, is known for its 100-mile views, its unique arctic-alpine vegetation, and the worst recorded weather in the world.