How do you live your life? Are you a couch potato? Or do you live on a trail, ski slope, river or on the edge of extreme. Here in lifestyle we will give you ideas for destinations, help you find a guide or the right work out for you. It was once pointed out to me, that you could fly fish everyday of your life in the Yellowstone Park area and never fish the same section twice. Think about that. Add in trails, camp sites national parks to visit and the list goes on. It’s time to get up off the sofa and get moving. It’s passing you by and you don’t have a clue what you are missing. I believe you would be quite surprised by the beauty and intrigue of it all.
At Get Lost in America we are fly fishing guides for the love of it. Nothing like sitting on a river hooking fish or watching the clouds drift by as you float on down.
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Hologram Earth, Where are we really? Curious. Is it Hologram Earth? All the world is a stage as Shakespeare mentions. We are but actors performing our roll. At moments if I pay attention to the noise, it’s the Grand Illusion. Look away. Can you see what is really happening in the moment’s vibration? Have always […]
Montana High School Rodeo – History of Rodeo Association of Montana High School Rodeo (MHSRA) was founded by Claude Mullins in 1947. Montana High School Rodeo Association is headquartered in Billings, Montana. MHSRA are a member of the National High School Rodeo Association with the NHSFR being held annually in July in Las Vegas. It […]
Henry Ford Museum Michigan Out of the Past Henry Ford Museum is located in Michigan is a true monument to a man who is still regaled as being the ultimate innovator for the entire state, not to mention this country. Here awaits a world that you can step into and explore past innovations that, quite […]
Mount Hood – Three Sisters Wilderness Experience Mount Hood is an experience destination not just because it’s a volcano with incredible skiing. There are so many exciting opportunities, back down the road at Government Camp is the Salmon – Huckleberry Wilderness. I have hiked and steelhead fly fished this area several times up to the […]
South Dakota’s Casey Tibbs Rodeo Center and Historical Museum Located near the Verendrye Monument in Fort Pierre, South Dakota, the Casey Tibbs South Dakota Rodeo Center is a historical museum literally devoted to the legendary sport, its history, and stars of the South Dakota rodeo world. This is something that one-and-all should visit, simply […]
Red Rock Canyon Nevada Save Your Money Save your money and go to Red Rock Canyon for the day. As we all know, there is a major reason why people head to the area of Las Vegas, Nevada. However, there is only one sure thing you can bet on when it comes to receiving […]
Colorado’s Chatfield State Park Spring, Summer Then When fall arrives, and winter comes rolling in after, there are most definitely locations out there you do not want to miss. While some love sunbathing and ninety-degree temperatures on a beach, one state is awarded the highest praise by outdoor enthusiasts who wish to lose themselves in […]
Got Wool? Is Wool Still a Good Choice? Interesting question in these times of AI and high tech performance apparel. Now, what if I told you that there is one piece of outdoor clothing that is a “must-have” when you wish to stay warm while fishing, hunting, and enjoying those first snowfalls of winter? A […]
Oregon’s Harris Beach A Scenic Destination A rugged coast line. Oregon is not only the “picture” of beauty when it comes to the outside world; it is also one of the nation’s top producers of wine, with over 300 wineries in business. Just think…relaxing on the water, casting your line, and when that catch of […]
Hypothermia Be Aware: Hypothermia Fundamentals are Important to Understand Yes, hypothermia can happen in warmer wet weather, not just in cold winter months. Now is the time to be prepared. There are many gearing up for sports, skiing, hunting, and other outdoor activities who wait all year to enjoy the Great Outdoors when the leaves […]
Museum of Flight in Seattle is a Soaring Visit For those interested in flight, Seattle has more than a few spots just waiting for you and yours to discover. One of the most magnificent – a very real “do not miss” sight – is one that has been enthralling and engaging all ages for a […]
Strong Body Strong Mind Yoga Create the World You Live In Not only has yoga grown in popularity over the last decade, but there are a slew of studies proving that with this one element of “exercise” added to your life, you can improve your overall physical health, calm your mind and, quite literally, […]
Most Visited 14er Pikes Peak Americas Mountain? Wondering what there is to do in Colorado Springs?” In fact, unless you’re one of the lucky few who call this area home, you will be hard-pressed to do everything they have available. Before even opening the door to the Great Outdoors, you are looking at a […]
Mark Twain House Visit Virtually or Take a Trip If you are an avid reader or know much a Twain a tour could be of interest, online but to me you miss the true essence of Twain. You Decide. On to a little history. Although born Samuel Langhorne Clemens, this great American writer was and still […]
Death Valley Winters Visit, Spring is Perfect Also Holding the title of “Hottest Place on Earth,” the famous Death Valley still maintains the world record of having the highest temperature of 134°F ever recorded (taken at Furnace Creek on July 10th, 1913). Despite the fact that summer temperatures on average top 120°F in the shade, […]
Saguaro National Park Expedition a Western Gem Tucson, the second largest city in Arizona, is a perfect place to visit if you like the Great Outdoors but are not all that interested in playing in the snow. For six months out of the year, when the temperatures are mild, visitors who love to hike, […]
Hike Colorado Winter and Spring for a True Adventure I know there are many who stare out at the snow only to turn back to the fireplace and cuddle up on the sofa. However, there is a whole other group who wait with eagerness for winter to fall upon them so they can get outside. […]
How to Shop for A Family Camping Tent As spring rolls in and Summer is a short hop away, families are planning those vacations that take them away from the daily grit and hard work they have to go through all year long. A majority agree that the best way to vacation is to pack up […]
Adventure are You in Shape for the Trail Yes…a majority of us always complain. We want more than anything to get into that “awesome swimsuit” the next time summer comes around. Yet, here we are in summer again, and a lot of us out there are still staring at that suit in the closet. Just […]