Old river, new path

Article Abstract:

The New River Trail State Park in the Appalachian Mountains in Virginia is a 57-mile-long former railroad and ancient trading route that averages 100 feet wide. The trail is not yet complete, but there is plenty of it there for backpackers, hikers, bikers, horseback riders and cross country skiers.

Nature Parks and Other Similar Institutions, Outdoor Recreation, Virginia, Appalachian Mountains, Parks, New River

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"There I was...": is it true you can't have an adventure without breaking your leg?

Article Abstract:

Misadventures are a common ingredient of adventure stories because real adventure is a discovery that happens only once and cannot be captured in a story. Focusing on retelling an experience can prevent enjoying the adventure as it happens.

Analysis, Personal narratives, Column, Adventure and adventurers, Adventure, Adventurers, Adventure stories, Adventure fiction

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