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A Hawaii volcano tour will take your breath away, and may singe your hair! Seriously, checking out Mauna Kea and getting up close and personal with the Kilauea lava flows will sear memories for a lifetime!
Hello from Rochester: A Discovery of Its Architectural Jewels
Rochester is the 3-rd largest city in New York State with a total metropolitan population of just over 1 million. It offers a rich variety of cultural and recreational opportunities and is home to major corporations such as Kodak, Bausch and Lomb, Xerox and Paychex. Despite being an important economic center in Western New York, Rochester offers easy and convenient access to a wide variety of recreational opportunities and the comfortable ambience of a small town with beautiful tree-lined streets, stately mansions and manicured lawns.
Hello from Rochester: A Perfect Getaway for Stressed Out Torontonians (and Other Urbanites)
Two days ago I took the CAT fast ferry from Toronto to Rochester and arrived well-rested after a 2.5 hour boat ride in the Port of Rochester, a scenic Rochester suburb called Charlotte. I was greeted by Patti and Carrie from the Rochester Visitors Association who had helped me with my itinerary and were kind enough to show me around.
Hello from Rochester: Exploring ArtWalk - A Fabulous Outdoor Art Experience
Travel and Transitions' publisher, Susanne Pacher, went on an overnight trip to the City of Rochester to explore the travel opportunities in this city just 8 km from the Southern shorelines of Lake Ontario. In a series of articles, she describes the unique experience of taking the new high-speed ferry from Toronto across Lake Ontario, she explores the city, its beautiful green spaces, a neighbourhood with a variety of art installations and some of the beautiful historical buildings that have been preserved.
Hello from Rochester: The CAT - An Awesome Beast
For a while now I have been dreaming of taking the recently re-introduced high-speed ferry service from Toronto to Rochester. The ferry service briefly ran last year, introduced by a group of private investors, but stopped running after a few weeks due to financial difficulties. It was reintroduced this year after the City of Rochester purchased the ferry at an auction and contracted an experienced ferry service based out of Nova Scotia to run it.
Hello from the Ottawa River - And Reflections on City Life
So Friday I decided to head out on a kayaking weekend with my friend Leslie. This was the first time in about 8 years that I went camping again, and I had a ball sleeping under the stars. A fabulous weekend in nature makes you think about life a little bit, so here are a few snapshots of what's been going through my head in the last few days. In particular, I have been thinking about our lifestyles in the city and some of the stark contrasts with the experiences of this weekend.
Hello from the Ottawa River: Mating in the Wild and Other Diversions
On July 23 and 24 my friend Leslie and I went on a weekend adventure: a learn-how-to-kayak weekend on the Ottawa River. We had a great time, combining sports and relaxation on a weekend away from the city.
Helpful Tips for Landing Your Fish
Locating and hooking a fish on a lure or on natural bait is usually the toughest problem in fishing, but after the fish is hooked there's also the important job of boating or landing it. In doing this, experience is the best teacher; the best way to learn how to play and land a fish is by hooking many of them.
Helpful Tips for Night Fishing
The great majority of salt-water anglers go out during the daytime and rarely venture forth at night. But today more and more anglers are discovering that plenty of fish and good sport can also be had at night. In fact, if you are interested in big fish which are found near shore, your chances are much better fishing at night than during the daytime.
Helpful Tips for the Yachtsman
Every boat, obviously, has its limitations and ordinary judgment dictates that the one designed for lake and river use should not be expected to be suitable in all weather offshore. It is a fact that just what a boat will do is governed to a great extent by the skill of the man at the helm.
High Tech Solutions for Wilderness Survival
If you venture into the wilderness and want to survive, you need to plan for a rescue team to assist in your return to civilization. There are a lot of high technology choices for signaling your position in the event of an emergency, bad weather conditions, illness, or unexpected injury. The latest assistance devices center around cellular telephone and satellite technology.
Hiking from Your Own Home
Picture this. You are stuck at home knee deep in household
chores. Your mind wanders from taking out the trash to hiking
on a scenic trail with heart pumping terrain.
Hiking in the Forest Knowing When to Slow Down
One morning in mid summer, I headed out for some time to myself on the trails of Fontenelle Forest in Bellevue, Nebraska. As usual, I stopped in at the Visitor Center to pay the entrance fee, then go...
Hiking Mount Rainier National Park
Mount Rainier National Park offers excellent opportunities for scenic drives, hiking, and mountain climbing. Most roads are open from late May to early October--all provide stunning views and access to a variety of hiking trails and other sites.
Hiking Safari with the Masaai Warriors
See Tanzania's incredible flora and fauna on Foot. Walking in the African Bush with Masaai Warriors as you guides. Spectacular game viewing is combined with hikes around Lake Eyasi and the Ol Moti Crater where you experience cultural encounters amongst the Masaai, Datoga tribe, and nomadic Bushmen
Hiking Safely on the Hills
Are you an Outdoors Virgin! Do you wonder what to take with you when in the middle of nowhere?
Hiking Shoes Versus Hiking Boots
Do you want to take off those heavy, hot hiking boots and walk in comfort on your next backpacking trip? You can.
Hiking the Grand Canyon - Young, Stupid and Lucky
Twenty years ago I nearly set the Grand Canyon National Park on fire. I was young, stupid and lucky. Unfortunately, young, stupid and lucky also seems to characterize a whole host of latter day Grand Canyon backpackers ...
Hiking Trails Mt. Washington Valley NH - Trekking trails USA
Mt. Washington, the highest of the Northeast USA peaks in New Hampshire, and home to the the worst weather in the world; a record 231 mph was recorded in 1934! Beautiful winter scenery, rock climbing, skiing and hiking fun for everyone!
Hiking Trails – Preserve Your Experiences
Hiking is a great way to escape the rat race, get out in nature and leave the stress of the world behind. Alas, your hiking experiences can fade with time. The best way to prevent this is to keep a hiking journal.
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