Brian Heape
Brian is an Eagle Scout and currently studying Architecture/Sustainability at Clemson University. He is an outdoor enthusiast who has visited 19 of the 62 US National Parks. Brian enjoys hiking, backpacking, photography and kayaking. Brian loves to share his passion for the outdoors and help others venture into the wild.
How to get to Congaree National Park in 2024
Planning a visit to Congaree National Park but confused on how to get there? Check out our to how to get to Congaree National Park guide.
How to Get to Dry Tortugas National Park in 2024
Planning a visit to Dry Tortugas National Park but confused on how to get there? Check out our to how to get to Dry Tortugas National Park guide.
9 Things To Do in Cape Lookout National Seashore in 2022
Looking to explore North Carolina's Cape Lookout National Seashore? Here are the 9 BEST things to do in Cape Lookout such as lighthouse tours and much more.
Cape Lookout Camping: The Complete Guide to Camping at Cape Lookout National Seashore, NC in 2022
Planning to go beach camping in Cape Lookout National Seashore? Here is everything you need to know for Cape Lookout Camping.
1 Day in Olympic: How to spend One Day in Olympic National Park?
Want to make the most of your one day in Olympic National Park? Click HERE to learn how to make the most of your 1 day in Olympic National Park.
Best Compact Binoculars (Updated for 2022)
When packing your bags for the next great adventure one key item that is always included is a pair of compact binoculars. Binoculars are handy when you are trying to get a closer look at distant landscape features or wildlife. All outdoor enthusiasts agree that wherever you can shed weight is best when hiking, this is where compact binoculars begin to fit into your bag. When you start shopping for your first or even a new pair of binocular the amount of pairs on the market can become overwhelming. Along with the shear number of binoculars out there each pair has a slight difference in specifications compared to the next.…
7 Things You Can’t Miss on Your First Visit to Congaree National Park
Planning a trip to the floodplains of the South? Congaree National Park is the wild heart of South Carolina, home to towering trees and winding waterways. With some of the county’s largest Chestnut Oaks and Loblolly Pines located within the park, it is breathtaking to stand beneath the towering giants. Each year the springtime rains bring flooding conditions to the park, giving new life to the floodplain ecosystem. Congaree National Park is one of the smaller national parks, but there is no shortage of activities. Here are my top 7 things you can’t miss on your first visit to Congaree National Park. Things to Know before you go to Congaree…
Junior Ranger Badges Kids Can Earn at Home
Stuck at home for a few days and missing the outdoors? Many of the National Park Service Units offer Junior Ranger Badges through mail in completion. With many of the parks requiring countless hours of planning and preparation to visit it becomes difficult to learn about them all. With the help of the Junior Ranger Program, you can now learn about many of the nation’s unique locations from the comfort of your own home. The only requirement to visit the National Parks now is an internet connection, printer, and access to a post office! Here are the Junior Ranger Badges Kids Can Earn at Home. What is a Junior Ranger?…
23 Best USA National Parks to Visit in the Spring
Spring is a special time to spend in the national parks. During this season the temperatures are starting to get warmer and life returns to the area. Wildlife comes out of hibernation becomes more active as spring begins to bloom in the parks. Most parks begin to reopen during the spring after limited access during the winter months. The best part, flowers begin to bloom in fields and along the hiking trails. Here are the 23 Best USA National Parks to Visit in the Spring. What to Pack for a Spring National Park Trip America the Beautiful National Parks Pass: If you intend to visit more than 3 National Park…
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With respect, I make a formal land acknowledgment, extending my appreciation and respect to these lands’ past and present people.
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