The Best Water Shoes for River Hikes, Slot Canyons, and Rowdy Rapids
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5 Reasons Baking Soda Might Help Marathoners, Too
New sports science and elite performances suggest the household staple may help athletes buffer fatigue, block pain, and run faster for longer.
Erick Cedeño’s Mission to Cycle the Forgotten Paths of Some of America’s First Black Bikepackers
We talked to the Bicycle Nomad about his quest to unearth the faces and names of the 1897 Buffalo Soldiers Bicycle Corps.
RV Daily Tips. Tuesday, June 9, 2026
America’s Original RV Newsletter. Since 2001 Issue 2922 • New issue every weekday Today’s thought “To travel is to discover that everyone is wrong about other countries.” —Aldous Huxley Need an exc...
Are pollen and dust harmful to an RV? What to do about it
A few weeks ago we were walking our dog and noticed the air was full of those little white floaties that my wife claims she is allergic to. The edges of the lawns looked like it had snowed and the ...
What you’ve been told about your RV’s anode rod is wrong
Here’s a nugget of conventional, albeit incorrect, wisdom about RV water heaters: “Steel tanks require an anode rod to protect against rust, but because aluminum doesn’t rust, aluminum tanks don’t ...
RV tech shares the pros and cons of truck campers
By Cheri Sicard Truck campers spark a lot of opinions in the RV world. Some wonder why anyone would pick this style of RV over a travel trailer or a big motorhome.
What color is your car?
Do you remember the color of the very first car you ever drove? Maybe it was bright red, faded blue, classic white, or one of those shades of beige that seemed to be everywhere for a while.
Officials Have Officially Banned Tents at a Popular Yellowstone-Area Camp Amid Growing Grizzly Concerns
Following heightened grizzly activity, the government has banned tents and soft-sided trailers at a Yellowstone-area campsite in Montana.
An 18-Year-Old Died on the Grand Canyon’s Most Popular Trail. Here Is Why Bright Angel Is So Deadly.
Following a tragic hiker death in the Grand Canyon, we break down why the Bright Angel Trail turns deadly in summer and how to spot the signs of heat stroke. The post An 18-Year-Old Died on the Gra...
Hit 3 of the Adirondacks’ Best Mountain Towns on This New Rail Trail
A newly completed multi-use path in country's largest state park in the Lower 48 connects several small adventure towns. Here’s how we navigated the four-day trek with our dog.
How Should I Compare Campground Listings to Find the Best One?
It’s not controversial, at least around here: RV camping is awesome. But it’s also true that finding the right campground (or… not finding it) can significantly impact your travel experience.… The ...
For More Energy and Better Peformance, Try These 4 Nutrition Tips From Pro-Climber Sasha DiGiulian
Pro-climber Sasha DiGiulian chatted with Outside about four nutrition rules that she relies on to fuel her performance.
Every RV Campground Inside Grand Canyon National Park
Planning an RV trip to Grand Canyon National Park? Here’s a complete breakdown of every campground inside the park that can fit your rig — rates, size limits, amenities, and everything else you nee...
Pop-Up Camper vs Travel Trailer: Which One Fits Your Travel Style?
A pop-up camper is a specific type of travel trailer — one that, as its name suggests, “pops up,” expanding from a small box into a spacious living space thanks… The post Pop-Up Camper vs Travel Tr...
Podcast 413: A Grand Canyon History Tour, Mather Campground, and A YouTuber Gets Sued
This week, big changes at Lippert, Battle Born sues a YouTuber, and we wrap up our Noovo Plus trip at the Grand Canyon and Mather Campground.
Montana’s Wild Playground: Your Ultimate OHV Adventure Awaits
As the sun filters through the pines and the wind carries the scent of sagebrush just up ahead, you fire up your engine and feel...
I’ve Been a Doping Control Officer for 35 Years. Here’s What It’s Like.
Anti-doping rules don’t work without round-the-clock enforcement—which means it’s someone’s job to drive around at all hours collecting pee. The post I’ve Been a Doping Control Officer for 35 Years.
The Best Hybrid Swim Trunks for Men
We tested trunks in oceans, pools, gyms, yoga studios, and fancy dinners so you can buy one pair that can do it all.
These 4 Dogs Are Living the Dream
With the Halo Collar’s smart features and advanced technology, these families don’t need to choose between freedom and safety for their pups The post These 4 Dogs Are Living the Dream appeared firs...
Many travelers booking ahead to avoid price increases
Fullstory, a leading behavioral data company, has released the results of its 2026 Travel & Hospitality Survey, which explored shifting travel behaviors, booking preferences, and experience expecta...
The Best Father’s Day Gifts for the Outdoor Dad Who Has Everything
Twelve outdoor gifts for the dad who insists he's good on gear.
Man on day hike dies of heatstroke in Grand Canyon
On June 3, at approximately 1:40 p.m., the Grand Canyon National Park Regional Communications Center received reports of an 18-year-old male experiencing heat-related symptoms below Havasupai Garde...
RV Daily Tips. Monday, June 8, 2026
America’s Original RV Newsletter. Since 2001 Issue 2921 • New issue every weekday This free edition is made possible by 6% of our readers who support RV Travel with a voluntary subscription.