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Find a Balance of Warm Weather Without the Crowds and Authentic Mexican-American Culture – Explore Magazine (opens the original)
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Laredo is a small, sun-kissed city on the shores of the Rio Grande. It hugs the Mexican border with its sister city on the other side and so, as one might expect, it’s a place that blends two distinct cultures, has an (understandably) unmatched culinary scene and embodies a vibe that’s both vibrant and relaxed. You can watch birds soar through the sky, golf in perfect warm weather without the crowds or take in the stunning architecture of San San Agustin Cathedral. If you haven’t heard of Laredo
The Ultimate Guide to Gearing Up for a Multi-day Trek – Explore Magazine (opens the original)
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A multi-day trek is a thrilling adventure. As much as we love day hikes, backpacking offers a longer window where you don’t have to go home at the end of the day. Instead, you get to watch the sun sink below the mountains, fall asleep to choirs of crickets and wake up in a peaceful dawn drinking coffee by a lake that mirrors the sky. But (and this is a big “but”), to have that kind of blissful experience, you must pack right. Truthfully, a multi-day trek can be incredible, or it can be downright
Build Your Own Adventure Through Nicaragua’s Cloud Forest and Volcanoes – Explore Magazine (opens the original)
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Nicaragua beckons adventurous minds. The country is full of trails that wind through thick forests and volcanic wonders. Picture blissful mornings admiring colourful birds while sipping locally produced coffee. This Central American gem has that… and much more. Nicaragua is also a place where volcanic peaks graze the sky and the verdant cloud forests of the highlands north of Managua bring refreshingly cool mists and fresh air perfect for mountain biking and hiking. Roosters crow in the pale pin
The Unexpected Outdoor Role Models I Found During COVID – Explore Magazine (opens the original)
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From the quiet coziness of their apartment in the south of Ecuador, Rich and Barb recap wild adventures from their past. I’m captivated as I listen to tales of canoe trips and camping in untamed woods off Canadian shores. As I sip my tea and eat a spoonful of Barb’s homemade chocolate mousse, I picture these two seniors dipping paddles into the inky sea somewhere off the craggy coast of Vancouver Island and steering the canoe towards old-growth forest. What goes into canoe camping when you’re de
8 Can’t-Miss August Events in the Ottawa Valley – Explore Magazine (opens the original)
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The Ottawa Valley sits a stone’s throw from Canada’s capital and on the edge of the border to Quebec. It’s a region of lakes and flowing rivers that glimmer in the sunshine. This is where outdoorsy people can thrive and city dwellers can retreat for a few days breathing in the scents of fresh water, fragrant pine and blooming summer flowers. Canada is known for being a country polka dotted with lakes, and the Ottawa Valley—and a serene little town called Petawawa—is especially waterlogged. The r
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