Outdoorshopping Blog

Stretching from Mexico northwards along the Pacific Ocean for about 900 miles, California has a vast terrain encompassing cliff-lined beaches, redwood forests, the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Central Valley farmland, and the arid Mojave Desert. While many may think of Hollywood and other famous cities and regions within the state, California is also a jackpot for outdoor enthusiasts and lovers of adventure. Indeed, the sheer size of the state demands a wide variety of climates and geological features prime for outdoor exploring. 

As the largest and most sparsely-populated state in the U.S., Alaska is ideal for visitors looking to enjoy the outdoors away from the hustle and hubbub of modern-day urbanization. Indeed, Alaska is well-known for its diverse geographical features including diverse terrain, wide-open spaces, mountains, and forests. Abundant wildlife makes for a scenic trip, and there are a host of activities available for visitors and tourists looking to make the most of their Alaskan vacation. 

While his friends went to Vegas for the weekend, this guy chose the Yosemite National Park located in California's Sierra Nevada mountains. All he needed was a tent, some nice camping clothing to keep him warm and food for a couple of days. He had a great experience hiking and camping all by himself, enjoying the breathtaking views and the freshness of the air.