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POLES for Hiking, Trekking & Walking List Price: $14.95 Sale Price: $13.49 Average Rating:   |
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Correct use of Poles enables & empowers people of ALL ages and abilities to enjoy the outdoors and achieve mobility. Get optimal benefit from your poles & learn correct use with this Award-Winning DVD... |
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The Elderhiker Handbook: On Walking, Hiking and Trekking, and the Health and Fitness to Do Them. List Price: $13.98 Sale Price: $13.16 Average Rating:  |
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Pair of Pace Maker Trekking Hiking Walking Poles Sticks with Bag and Extras (Blue) Sale Price: $24.95 Average Rating:  |
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Suitable for people of all sizes. Three sections telescope from 27 to 54 inches long. Superior ultralight 7075 Aluminum. Sweat absorbing and durable cork grips. only 10.5 ounces/pole. Antishock can be turned on or off... |
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Coleman Trekking Pole List Price: $19.99 Sale Price: $19.94 Average Rating: |
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Coleman's Trekking Pole will help you keep your feet in difficult terrain. Constructed of durable aluminum, the pole has a steel tip with a removable cover and basket for various conditions. The contoured handle will not only help you keep your grip, but features an adjustable nylon strap to ensure you won't lose your trekking pole, as well as a compass to ensure you won't lose yourself either... |
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Mountainsmith Rhyolite 6061 Trekking Poles, Blue List Price: $39.00 Sale Price: $26.64 Average Rating:  |
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Enjoy downhill stability either on or off the trail with the economical Rhyolite trekking poles. Made of 6061 aluminum, these rugged poles come equipped with such features as an anti-shock absorption system, removable baskets, both rubber boot and carbide tips, a quick-twist locking mechanism, and webbing wrist straps... |
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 New MTN Nordic Hiking Trekking Walking Poles Sticks BU  US $16.95
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 2 TREKKING WALKING HIKING POLES STICKS wEXTRAS AQUA US $14.95
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 New Anti Shock Hiking Walking Stick Cane Trekking Pole US $.99
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 Pair Trekking Hiking Sticks Poles Nordic Walking Two 2 US $44.95
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 Pair Nordic Walking Poles Trekking Hiking Sticks Two 2 US $39.00
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 New Anti Shock Cane Trekking Hiking​ Walking Stick Pole US $.01
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 2 TREKKING WALKING HIKING POLES STICKS wEXTRA BLUE US $14.95
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 New MTN Nordic Hiking Trekking Walking Poles Sticks BK US $16.95
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 2 TREKKING WALKING HIKING POLES STICKS wEXTRAS SILVER US $14.95
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Hiking Trekking Walking
Love the Outdoors. Where to go for Spring Break?
I am a college student, and I love to hike/walk/camp/trek/river raft/etc, but I am on a very limited budget.
Right now I'm in Eastern Washington, and it's too cold to do any of those things for Spring Break, so I was wondering if anyone knows of a good place to go (So Cal? AZ? etc.) that will be warm around mid-March.
I have a week, and I've heard about Zion and obviously the Grand Canyon would be great, but my bank account is quite low, so transportation to a warm place is an issue. Lost cause?
P.S. I have most of the gear I might need, it's just airfare that's a problem.
P.P.S. I love camping, or just a series of day hikes, I LOVE fishing (pref. for things that use trout equipment), I like rugged terrain, and I LOVE taking pictures.
Awfully cold in the Southwest this year. Fishing may be poor into May!
