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ActionHub is the go-to online platform for those who love outdoor activities and adventure, including camping, hiking, mountain sports, water sports, and beyond. Our team of writers has dedicated their lives to exploring the great outdoors and savoring all it has to offer. We value and support this vibrant community … we are Heights. Cameras. Action.

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5 Tips for Hiking with Kids (Without Losing Your Mind)

2 weeks ago | actionhub.com | Suzanne Downing

There’s nothing quite like hitting a trail with your kids in tow and the promise of an afternoon full of adventure. But if you’ve ever tried hiking with kids under 10 years old, you probably know it’s a whole different game than your solo or adult-only outdoor treks. Suddenly, your peaceful walk in the woods involves more snack breaks, more questions about bugs and more bathroom stops than expected.
Top 10 Budget-Friendly Boat Upgrades

2 weeks ago | actionhub.com | Ryan Tipps

Boats probably aren’t top-of-mind when you hear the phrase, “A little goes a long way.” That’s because you often have to spend a lot to get a lot in the boating industry — this isn’t the place to take shortcuts. Yet there are some budget-friendly boat upgrades that you can pursue to extend your craft’s longevity and make it perform its best on the water. These suggestions go well beyond the regular annual spring boat prep that you should be doing.
Essential Spring Boat Prep Tips to Get Back on the Water Safely

3 weeks ago | actionhub.com | Ryan Tipps

As exciting as it is when the weather warms up to simply lower your boat off the lift or slide it off the trailer to enjoy life on the water, realistically, we all know that’s not how it works. Spring is when you need to take the time to prepare your boat for a full season of activity — it’s a key point to optimal safety and performance and extending the life of the craft. Depending on the conditions your boat was stored in, there are various aspects of spring boat prep that may take priority.
Coldwater Trail MTB & Run Brings Some Big Time to Southeast U.S. | ActionHub

1 month ago | actionhub.com | Ryan Tipps

The Life Time mountain biking and trailing running event debuts in October 2025 and will offer a variety of race categories to accommodate both competitive and recreational participants. ANNISTON, Alabama — “This is so technical!!” exclaimed ultrarunner Regan Sikes as she tore across one of the rocky sections of the soon-to-debut Life Time Coldwater Trail MTB & Run course in Anniston. “Put that in all caps, with lots of exclamation points,” she recommended.
Unpacked: Glerups' Cozy Wool Footwear from Farm to Feet

1 month ago | actionhub.com | Suzanne Downing

There’s something soothing about slipping your feet into a pair of Glerups after a long day outdoors. Whether you’ve been hiking, paddling or simply gathering around a campfire, the feeling of comfort that these wool slippers bring is undeniable. And they’re meant to be worn barefoot. So your feet sort of get a hug and some post-adventure relaxation. Get Unpacked with this Danish brand that went from a tiny workshop to shipping their shoes internationally.
Spring Survival Skills: 5 Things to Know Before Heading Out

1 month ago | actionhub.com | Suzanne Downing

Spring is one of the best seasons to get outside. You’ll typically see wildflowers blooming and trails thawing. The air seems to just smell different. But it’s also a season of unpredictable weather, soggy ground, and cold, damp nights — especially in higher elevations. Whether you’re a seasoned backpacker, a casual day hiker or a weekend camper, knowing how to handle spring’s unique challenges can mean the difference between a great adventure and a miserable (or even dangerous) one.
Sleeping Cozy in the Backcountry: 4 Tips to Backpack in Comfort

1 month ago | actionhub.com | Suzanne Downing

If you prioritize sleep in the backcountry over other comforts (like gourmet food and cooking gear), then you know how elusive a restful night can be when camping. For short overnight or two-day backpacking trips, weight savings are important — but that doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice comfort. With some basic backcountry knowledge, a bit of extra planning and the right combination of gear, you can create a cozy sleep system that feels like you’re floating on a cloud.
Plogging: An Eco-Friendly Workout for Hikers & Trail Runners

2 months ago | actionhub.com | Suzanne Downing

Imagine stepping onto your favorite trail for a morning run. You get into the rhythm of your stride, but as you scan the path ahead, your eyes land on discarded plastic bottles, food wrappers and other litter. We’ve all been there. And it’s frustrating. What if there were a way to merge your passion for fitness with environmental stewardship? Enter plogging. Plogging, in simple terms, is a global movement that mixes trail running/jogging with picking up litter.
Kayaking in Cold Weather: Yes, It’s a Thing

Jan 23, 2025 | actionhub.com | Suzanne Downing

When you think of kayaking, you probably picture warm summer days, crystal-clear lakes, and short sleeve shirts or tank tops. But for those with an adventurous spirit, kayaking doesn’t have to end when temperatures drop. Cold-weather kayaking can be an exhilarating way to experience the beauty of nature in a different (raw) form. And it’s more accessible than you might think (with the right preparation).
Off the Beaten Path: 4 Unique Outdoor Activities

Jan 9, 2025 | actionhub.com | Suzanne Downing

If you’re looking to step outside the conventional hiking trails, biking trails and ski resorts, this guide gives you a fresh take on some off-the-beaten path outdoor pursuits. From gliding down scenic trails on inline skates to skiing behind a horse at high speeds in skijoring competitions, here are four unique outdoor activities to try, observe or add to your bucket list.