AHA's Cool Web Sites

Check out these websites and try to find some things close to your community.

http://www.powderbuzz.com In-depth weather analysis of Rocky Mountain regions, gear swaps, lost and found, and more.
http://www.mountainbuzz.com Same group that runs powderbuzz only related to summer time activities instead of winter.
http://www.thru-hiker.com Information on various thru hikes, especially helpful for gear and trip planning.

http://www.pcthiker.com Official Pacific Crest Trail website with itineraries, homemade gear instructions, chat, and much more.
http://www.outdoornetwork.com Great for job hunting, up to date news about outdoor issues, and much more.
http://www.canoeman.com Comprehensive guide to paddling rivers that rivals many printed guides.
http://www.rapidcreek.net A great way for paddling clubs and people nationwide to discuss boating and river conditions in other areas including forums, lost and founds, USGS gauges, and boards divided by state.
http://www.topozone.com Source for all topographic maps within the U.S. and many others. Not great for using with a compass but it can give you a good idea of a given region area. Good for use with a GPS.
http://www.trails.com Extensive site for many outdoor activities but has a $2.50 monthly charge to use the site for longer than the trial run.
http://www.gorp.org Many links to outdoor activities and up to date information on conservation, wilderness and other info.
http://www.lnt.org "Leave no Trace" main web-site, containing information to the organization from top to bottom.
http://www.mountaineersbooks.org Excellent resource for literature in instructional, guide books, novels, and more.
http://www.mountaineers.org A Northwest Washington organization dedicated to the preservation, exploration, and enjoyment of outdoor and wilderness areas, the home page for mountaineers books.
http://www.sierraclub.org The Sierra Club; America's oldest, largest, and most influential grassroots environmental organization.
http://www.nature.org The nature conservancy, protecting millions of acres both land and sea worldwide. See if you are interested in volunteering in someway.
http://www.backpacker.com An excellent resource for backpacking and gear anywhere in the U.S. find a trail and start hiking.
http://www.kayakonline.com A-Z guide for kayaks and kayakers.

http://www.powderbuzz.com	In-depth weather analysis of Rocky Mountain regions, gear swaps, lost and found, and more.
http://www.mountainbuzz.com	Same group that runs powderbuzz only related to summer time activities instead of winter.
http://www.thru-hiker.com	Information on various thru hikes, especially helpful for gear and trip planning.
http://www.pcthiker.com	Official Pacific Crest Trail website with itineraries, homemade gear instructions, chat, and much more.
http://www.outdoornetwork.com	Great for job hunting, up to date news about outdoor issues, and much more.
http://www.canoeman.com	Comprehensive guide to paddling rivers that rivals many printed guides.
http://www.rapidcreek.net	A great way for paddling clubs and people nationwide to discuss boating and river conditions in other areas including forums, lost and founds, USGS gauges, and boards divided by state.
http://www.topozone.com	Source for all topographic maps within the U.S. and many others. Not great for using with a compass but it can give you a good idea of a given region area. Good for use with a GPS.
http://www.trails.com	Extensive site for many outdoor activities but has a $2.50 monthly charge to use the site for longer than the trial run.
http://www.gorp.org	Many links to outdoor activities and up to date information on conservation, wilderness and other info.
http://www.lnt.org	"Leave no Trace" main web-site, containing information to the organization from top to bottom.
http://www.mountaineersbooks.org	Excellent resource for literature in instructional, guide books, novels, and more.
http://www.mountaineers.org	A Northwest Washington organization dedicated to the preservation, exploration, and enjoyment of outdoor and wilderness areas, the home page for mountaineers books.
http://www.sierraclub.org	The Sierra Club; America's oldest, largest, and most influential grassroots environmental organization.
http://www.nature.org	The nature conservancy, protecting millions of acres both land and sea worldwide. See if you are interested in volunteering in someway.
http://www.backpacker.com	An excellent resource for backpacking and gear anywhere in the U.S. find a trail and start hiking.
http://www.kayakonline.com	A-Z guide for kayaks and kayakers.