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Go With A Pro
While most people hunker down when the weather report forecasts a blizzard, a growing number of folks are grabbing their gear. Once the pastime of only the wealthy and athletic, snow sports are now at the fingertips of anyone with an inclination to have fun. ...more
November 24, 2004

Alternative Lifestyle Vacation Combines High Adventure, Simple Luxury
Rafting, canyoning, hiking and horseback riding make any trip exciting, but when travelers share these adventures with people they care about, the experience becomes even more memorable. H2O Patagonia provides a unique getaway for same-sex couples as well as gay and lesbian singles where they can enjoy a rare combination of adventure, luxury and peace of mind. ...more
November 16, 2004

Telluride Gay Ski Week 2005
The Town of Mountain Village announces the resort's second annual gay ski week February 26 - March 6, 2005. Participants can partake in the parties and events of the week in upscale Mountain Village, experience the laid-back ambience of Telluride, and ski and snowboard on the mountain, ranked in the international top ten by both Ski and Skiing magazines. ...more
November 10, 2004

Get Out There
Like to ski? Sail? Scuba dive? Maybe you’re longing for a hike, or love to get out on your bicycle and ride. If you’re active, or want to be, in almost any outdoor sport, there may be a GLBT club where you can meet others who share your interests. ...more
October 26, 2004

Georgia Thrills And Spills
Recognized around the world as the backdrop for Gone With the Wind, home of Coca-Cola and CNN and host of the 1996 Olympic games, Georgia is often overlooked as the sportsman’s paradise that it is. However, the Peach State’s diverse landscape and breathtaking scenery offer some of the most exciting and challenging outdoor adventures in the country.

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August 16, 2004

Snow Drought? Not in BC!
Canada's largest and most famous winter destination, Whistler, is located smack-dab in the north Pacific storm track. When the weather clears, rugged, majestic peaks thrust skyward and endless glacier-carved valleys flow to the horizon. The panorama of skiable terrain truly boggles the mind. ...more
January 12, 2004

British Columbia: A Winter Sports Paradise
Cold temperatures, driving snow, mountains around every turn, a land held in the clutches of winter for nearly six months of the year. This is British Columbia in wintertime, and for the skiers and snowboarders of the world, it is paradise. Just like the snow is deep and light, the mountains are vast and big; the options for skiing and snowboarding are endless. ...more
December 22, 2003

The New Summer Camp: A Free-Spirited Men's Retreat
Imagine sipping coffee in a beautiful wooded valley on the deck of your private cottage as you watch the hundreds of resident humming birds dance in the morning sun. After an early hike, you take in some local attractions such as Hearst Castle, a nude beach, or one of the many award-winning local wineries. ...more
April 22, 2003

What To Do With Food & Water On A Camping Trip
Not sure how to handle food while in bear country? Should you go ahead and drink the water coming down from that crystal clear spring? Here are a couple of tips that may help you out on your next camping trip. ...more

October 25, 2002

At Russian River, Gay Campers Find They Are Not Alone
THIS is the sixth summer that Joe Selph and Marty Bracciotti have gone camping together. Over the years they have made the rounds of the traditional spots - the Grand Canyon, Yosemite, Bryce Canyon - pitching a tent, cooking outdoors, hiking mountain trails. But the two men have decided that Fife's, a 15-acre camping resort in the lower Russian River Valley, a 90-minute drive north of San Francisco, is probably more their kind of place. ...more
August 17, 2002

Gear for Canoe Trips
Just about any canoe can be used for canoe camping, as long as it can safely carry you and your equipment from one place to another. However, some styles are better suited to the sport than others. ...more
July 21, 2002

GayOutdoors Adventure Center
Swim, sunbathe or fish along the Mad River. Kayak, canoe or fish in the Pemigewasset River, Mirror Lake, Russell Pond or Echo Lake. Bike scenic river valleys. Hike 4000' mountains or enjoy lower scenic overlooks. Cross-country ski and mountain bike on backwoods trails. ...more
July 14, 2002

Gay Jock: Snowboarding
I’m definitely more a fan of Speedo weather than the winter cold. I moved to California from the East Coast to get away from snow and had easily turned down friends’ repeated invitations to go snowboarding in the Lake Tahoe area. Last weekend, however, I finally gave in. ...more

March 04, 2002

Rafting the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon
There are other white-water trips with this much adrenaline. And other river trips traverse hallowed American landscapes. But nothing can compare to rafting the Colorado through the Grand Canyon --- the nation's quintessential adventure! Read this great story about a group of 19 gay men and women as they raft down this beautiful river. ...more
February 26, 2002

Gay Woman Succeeds at Guiding World Class Expeditions
Angela Hawse, a professional rock & ice climber and a guide to such peaks as Everest, Denali, and Aconcagua, is the climbing leader for the GayOutdoors Island Peak Expedition starting in April of this year. She is excited to be part of the first ever "all" gay men & women team to ever summit this 20,320 foot peak in the Mt. Everest region of Nepal! What makes this so special for her is that she is also gay. Read about what it's like guiding major expeditions around the globe as a gay woman. ...more
February 20, 2002

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