We love exploring our Public Lands, but safety is always a priority (water, good gear, & reliable communication).
Does relying on GPS & satellite communication make us safer, or have we outsourced so much of our intuition that we’d feel lost if they stopped working?
We love exploring our Public Lands, but safety is always a priority (water, good gear, & reliable communication).
Does relying on GPS & satellite communication make us safer, or have we outsourced so much of our intuition that we’d feel lost if they stopped working?
Has the ability to check the weather and trail conditions in real time prevented us from learning (or made us lose) the ability to read the sky and the ground? Or have we just traded one skill for another?
Has the ability to check the weather and trail conditions in real time prevented us from learning (or made us lose) the ability to read the sky and the ground? Or have we just traded one skill for another?
Before visiting a National Park, we usually look up places to see, things to do, and trails to hike.
But it made us wonder: When does a helpful trail review turn into a spoiler? Do you like knowing exactly what you’ll encounter on a hike, or do you prefer a little adventure?
Before visiting a National Park, we usually look up places to see, things to do, and trails to hike.
But it made us wonder: When does a helpful trail review turn into a spoiler? Do you like knowing exactly what you’ll encounter on a hike, or do you prefer a little adventure?
Who's joining tonight, and where are you chatting from? @59nationalparks.bsky.social
Who's joining tonight, and where are you chatting from? @59nationalparks.bsky.social