Trails offer so many different amazing discoveries. Carrying everything you really need on your back is a wonderful way to teach children about simplicity. When traveling, hiking outside of a city can easily be added to your more urban experiences.
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I am working with a second grade scout group in a week to get their hiking badge. They are suppose to try out a new hiking skill. Any ideas on a "hiking skill" to teach to second graders?Continue
Started by Abbie Enlund. Last reply by sarah cook Feb 10.
We have a 17 month old and would really like to start hiking and backpacking again (did some pre-baby). She has been a notoriously poor sleeper (co-sleeping didn't work - she just played/nursed) so…Continue
Started by Suzann Lewis. Last reply by Eli Bartom Jan 13.
My son has decided he wants to attempt the Pacific Crest Trail next year and break the record of the youngest thru hiker. Currently that record is held by Mary Chambers (age 10) and recounted in the…Continue
Started by Granola Girl. Last reply by Granola Girl Aug 26, 2011.
My family and I are planning a trip this Fall to Mexico, the Cabos to be specific. We will have a car and I am anxious to know if there are any hiking opportunities in the area. Before I go and buy a…Continue
Started by Abbie Enlund. Last reply by Heidi Ahrens Apr 20, 2011.
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