

Today’s guest blogger, REI employee Ching Fu, recounts the soaring highs and chilly lows of her bike tour of the entire Skyline Drive and Blue Ridge Parkway last summer: It had been raining for 3 days straight, and I was ready to just be home. But I had to keep pedaling. The bitter cold rain was an unwelcome surprise, especially since it was July in the southeast... ...
What would Halloween be without bats? While bats might be considered spooky by some, they are a vital part of our ecosystem. Here are a few bat facts you could share with the trick-or-treaters tonight (well, maybe just the too-old ones): ...
Posted by Steve T on October 31, 2012 2:10 PM & Tagged bats and halloween | permalink | Comments
With longer nights and Halloween fast approaching, even the great outdoors can seem a little creepy at times. In this spirit, the folks at the Mother Nature Network offer up this list of the 8 creepiest places in U.S. national parks. ...
Posted by Steve T on October 29, 2012 1:00 PM & Tagged Hiking, halloween and national parks | permalink | Comments
Halloween is fast approaching and if you’re like me, you’re starting to think about zombies and, more importantly, how to survive a global zombie apocalypse. Essential to survival, of course, are a hefty crowbar and a no-nonsense mindset. Once you have those, however, you’ll need a safe hiding place (e.g., a cabin in the mountains) and the right gear to get you through a potentially long period of pursuit and siege by a horde of ravenous walking corpses. REI has just about everything you need ...
Posted by Craig D. on November 1, 2010 6:14 PM & Tagged apocalypse, halloween, rei, survival gear, survivor and zombies | permalink | Comments
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