Although mostly flat and unexciting, the Chicago Area has a few diamonds in the rough. Within a few hours of Chicago, there are a couple of rivers and dams with exceptional play potential, considering their obscure locations.
Traveling farther from Chicago, Northern Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Upper Peninsula Michigan provide a much different experience with steep creeks, gaping gorges, large drops, and big water.
Guess what?
If you weren’t in south bend last Sunday, you weren’t having as much fun as the 18 of us that were there.
That’s right… it sucks to be you.
But you can read about the fun times, and see some cool pictures, and pretend you were there (you can even photoshop your face over Jeff’s sexy ... Read More →
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There is little Mother Nature failed to provide in Michigan for those who love being active on the water.
With more than 13,000 inland lakes, 36,000 miles of streams and rivers, and, of course, the Great Lakes, it’s pretty much all there.
That is, unless you’re up for white-water rafting and kayaking. But communities around ... Read More →
So I was coming home from work yesterday, and I noticed a rainbow in the sky. I didn’t think much of it until I was close to home, and I realized the end of this rainbow was right at my doorstep. What was waiting at my doorstep you ask? Was it a leprechaun with ... Read More →
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