Where do the rattlesnakes go during winter?
It can be impossible to find any snakes during winter in the Rocky Mountains. The reason for this is because snakes are hiding from the cold weather. Continue reading
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The Western Larch is the only conifer tree that loses its needles in the fall. Here are some more fun facts about this Rocky Mountain tree. Continue reading
A baby rattlesnake (less than a foot long). Photo via Flickr.
Baby rattlesnakes can be seen in late summer and fall in the Rocky Mountains. Do you know whether or not it is true that babies are more venomous than adults? Continue reading
Here is a male cone. Photo via Flickr.
Conifer trees have both male cones and female cones that look very different from each other. These are necessary for conifers to reproduce. Continue reading
Getting lost is not fun:(
Here are some tips to help you avoid getting lost while hiking. These simple tips will help you remain safe on your next hike. Continue reading
How do pine trees reproduce?
Pine trees reproduce and thrive in the high elevations of the Rocky Mountains. Here is an overview that explains how they do it. Continue reading
Parents should remember to talk to their children about what to do if they get lost hiking.
It is important that parents teach their kids what to do if the kids get lost hiking. Here is an explanation of why this is crucial and tips in case you get lost. Continue reading
Hiking with a baby can be lots of fun.
Here are a couple of things to keep in mind when planning hiking with a baby. These simple tips will help you get the most of your hike. Continue reading
This lego hiker has a map and compass, but do you need one when hiking with kids?
A map and compass are one of the 11 essential items to bring on a day hike with kids. Here is an explanation on why you need to bring these along. Continue reading
Enter this book giveaway now before it is too late! This is your chance to win a free copy of Jake’s Nature Guide: Rocky Mountains! Continue reading