This fall, L.L.Bine wants to help you feel great out there, with gear tips and advice for heading

outdoors and exploring all the possibilities of the season.

On a chilly hike, it's the littlest comforts that make a big difference.

One small addition to your hiking pack is a hand towel that you can use to make a clean seat anywhere.

It's a fraction of the weight and size of a camp chair and it turns the dirtiest rock, log, or

stretch of ground into a perfect seat for a quick rest.

For more tips, easy howtus, and inspiring stories,

visit L.L.Been.com.

slash guide. Nesled within the rugged landscapes of Montana and Wyoming,

Big Horn Canyon is a testament to nature's artistry

and the relentless force of time.

Carved by millennia of water erosion from the Bighorn River, this expansive

chasm presents a breathtaking tableau of dramatic cliffs, verdant valleys, and winding waterways.

Each bend of the river and twist of the canyon tells a story.

One of ancient geological processes and the indomitable spirit of life that has thrived in its niches.

I'm Jason Epperson and today on America's national parks we dive deep into the majestic

Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area and the daredevils of yester years who explored its enigmatic depths.

Spaining approximately 55 miles in length, Big Horn Canyon is not just an awe-inspiring geological formation.

It's a living mosaic of diverse ecosystems.

The canyon walls rising majestically in places to more than a thousand feet exhibit a spectrum of

colors ranging from the soft pastels of sunlit limestone to the deep russet and

amber hues of shaded sandstone. These walls, adorned with

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