About Us

 

As adventure enthusiasts, we love exploring the great outdoors, protecting our parks, making unforgettable memories, and embracing the thrill of new experiences!  And our goal is to help you commemorate your own adventures while connecting with nature, and spending time with family and friends.

Life moves fast, we hope you take the time in life to enjoy the beautiful world around you, and spend it with friends and family.  Take a minute to listen to nature, breathe in the fresh air, and re-connect and recharge!

While we want you to get out and see all that the world has to offer, it is crucial that we also prioritize responsible recreation to ensure the preservation of our natural treasures for generations to come.

Recreating responsibly means being mindful of our actions and their impact on the environment. By following a few simple guidelines, we can minimize our ecological footprint and contribute to the long-term sustainability of our beloved outdoor spaces.

Leave No Trace

One of the fundamental principles of responsible recreation is the "Leave No Trace" philosophy. This means leaving the environment as we found it, without leaving any trace of our presence. Whether we are hiking, camping, or engaging in any outdoor activity, it is essential to pack out all trash, dispose of waste properly, and respect wildlife and vegetation.

Stay on Designated Trails

Trails are designed to protect fragile ecosystems and prevent unnecessary damage to the environment. By staying on designated trails, we can minimize soil erosion, protect vegetation, and avoid disturbing wildlife habitats. It also helps to prevent the creation of new trails, which can lead to habitat fragmentation and the destruction of natural habitats.

Practice Leave No Trace Camping

Camping is a fantastic way to connect with nature, but it's essential to camp responsibly. When setting up camp, choose established campsites whenever possible. These sites are designed to minimize environmental impact and are equipped with amenities such as fire rings and designated tent areas. Remember to leave your campsite as you found it, free of trash and debris.

Respect Wildlife

Observing wildlife in their natural habitat is a privilege, and it's crucial to respect their space and well-being. Keep a safe distance, never feed wild animals, and avoid approaching nesting or breeding areas. By minimizing our impact on wildlife, we can help maintain their natural behaviors and preserve the delicate balance of ecosystems.

Support Park Conservation Efforts

Many parks and conservation organizations rely on the support of individuals like us to continue their vital work. Consider donating to park foundations, volunteering for clean-up initiatives, or participating in educational programs. By actively supporting these efforts, we can contribute to the preservation and enhancement of our natural spaces.

As adventure enthusiasts, it is our responsibility to protect and preserve the places we love. By recreating responsibly, we can ensure that future generations can also enjoy the wonders of the great outdoors and create their own cherished memories. Let's continue to embrace adventure while being mindful of our impact on the environment.