Camping Noire Magazine

Guess what time it is? Yup, it's that magical season when the days get shorter, and the air turns all crisp and begs you to light the firepit. You know what I'm talking about – it's fall! And while you might think the chill in the air is your signal to head indoors, the truth is it's the absolute perfect time to get out there and show some love to Mother Nature. Here are ten of our favorite ways to celebrate the changing of the season:  Stroll Through Nature.  You've got to get outside and soak in the gorgeous fall foliage before it's too late. Take a leisurely walk or hike through your local parks or nature spots. You won't believe the incredible colors the trees turn – it's like a real-life painting!   Check out this cool  fall foliage map that predicts when the leaves will change each year in each state!   Leaf Peeping Fun.  You've heard of people going "leaf peeping," right? Me neither, but after looking into more, I can guarantee tha...

Hiking is a beautiful way to experience the great outdoors, but for those who are new to the activity or have physical limitations, traditional hiking can be intimidating or even inaccessible. When we think of hiking, we might picture strenuous treks up mountains or rugged terrain. However, another form of hiking is gaining popularity - soft hiking. Soft hiking is a more relaxed form that focuses on enjoying the journey rather than pushing ourselves to our limits. This blog post will explore soft hiking, its benefits, and some tips for getting started. What is Soft Hiking? Soft hiking is a term used to describe a type of hiking that is less strenuous and more focused on the journey than the destination. It is characterized by a slower pace, shorter distances, and less challenging terrain, making it more accessible to people new to hiking or with physical limitations. The idea behind soft hiking is to take the time to enjoy nature at a comfortable pace without the pressure to reach a s...