New Mexico hosts numerous examples of Native American culture and artistic attractions such as the Crosby Theater at the Santa Fe Opera, but it also sports some of the world’s finest hiking trails for those of all experience levels. The Big Tubes, for example, winds through a forest populated by aspen, juniper, and ponderosa pines. … Continue reading
A Brief Overview of the Model United Nations
By Rachel Hachero An innovative educational program, the Model United Nations (MUN) places high school and college students into the shoes of United Nations Ambassadors. Since its inception in the 1940s, the organization has seen more than 500,000 participants, including several current UN leaders. For more than 60 years, the organization has helped youth connect … Continue reading
The Magic and Majesty of Disney’s Princess Half Marathon Weekend
By Rachel Hachero Running, an inherently exhausting activity, is more bearable when you can sprint and jog through surroundings that motivate, awe, and inspire. If a weekend surrounded by likeminded runners and magical sights interests you, lace up and start training for Disney’s Princess Half Marathon Weekend. A 3.1 mile stretch that winds through the … Continue reading
Best Sections of the Appalachian Trail
Rachel Hachero, an avid hiker and runner, lists a few of the most appealing sections of the Appalachian Trail to hike. Rachel Hachero has spent time hiking the Virginia and Maryland sections of the AT. The Appalachian Trail is a 2,181 mile trail stretching from Georgia to Maine. It passes through forest, pastures, and climbs … Continue reading
How to Fit Hiking Boots
Rachel Hachero, who has spent time hiking in the Appalachian Mountains and in New Mexico, offers advice on how to properly fit a pair of hiking boots. Rachel Hachero lives in Fort Myers, Florida, but she takes trips to hike whenever possible. The most important aspect of a hiking boot is fit. If a hiking … Continue reading
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