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I Hiked the Flagstaff Barefoot Trail, America’s First Groundbreaking Park

After a arduous 40-mile trek through the Grand Canyon, I took off my hiking boots to test out America’s first earthmoving park. To my surprise, my battered feet liked it. Published July 20, 2026 12:38 pm After a grueling 40-mile trek into the Grand Canyon during a heat wave in June, my legs were completely

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Outdoors

Cimarron Celebrates America’s 250th Anniversary with Commemorative Frontier Rifle

Adam Sepniak 07.16.26 Cimarron Firearms is celebrating American patriots on the 250th anniversary of the United States with a commemorative Frontier Rifle. This flintlock, blackpowder muzzleloader is both nostalgic, authentic, and super cool, considering how rare it is to see people using these nowadays. With additional embellishments and stylistic features, anyone who wants to celebrate

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Outdoors

Henry honors America’s 250th with collector-grade rifle collection

Adam Sepniak 07.15.26 Henry Repeating Arms is honoring America’s 250th anniversary with a limited-edition collection of collector-grade rifles. These collector-grade rifles are now shipping as the “America 250th Anniversary Tribute Edition Collection”. The entire collection is three collector-grade lever-action rifles to mark the nation’s 250th anniversary of independence, Henry’s timeless American manufacturing and our nation’s

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Books

Literary Center » Finding our heroes in three unsung women of America’s great outdoors

If someone asked you to name the world’s most common plot, you’d probably come up with something like this: A hero heeds a call to adventure – perhaps slaying a dragon or protecting their homeland – then they cross an unknown frontier, where they face trials, triumph over a great challenge, and come home with

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Outdoors

Vortex Celebrates America’s 250th with Diamondback Patriotic HD Binos | OHUB News

First of all, I would like to wish everyone a happy half-centenary! (Be sure to use that word this July.) With the 250th anniversary of America’s founding approaching, everyone in the outdoors and 2A venues is releasing commemorative gear and guns. I admit that I have fallen into the FOMO trap. I like this stuff,

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Cars

1955-1957 Chevy Tri-Five: America’s Time Machine

Every generation has a car. Rarely does that car become anyone’s car Everyone generation. Some cars are built with rocket speed to win races and break speed records. Some become demonstrations of innovative engineering. Others are the steel workhorses of the home – ferrying families to work and school – quietly turning a vehicle into

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Cars

Fiat Topolino is America’s cheapest new ‘car’, at just $15,000

The Fiat Topolino is now America’s cheapest new “car”, with prices starting at just $14,985. It has just 8 HP and a top speed of 19 mph. The 5.0-kilowatt battery gives a range of 46 miles. Fiat plans to offer a free kit that will increase the Topolino’s top speed by 25 mph so it

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Men's Fashion

These watches are celebrating America’s 250th style

One of the most beautiful watches of the 250th edition is Timex’s Marlin America 250. Part of the brand’s vintage-inspired and hugely popular Marlin collection, it takes the form of a 34mm stainless steel dress watch with polished surfaces, a domed acrylic crystal and a push-pull crown. Meanwhile, the silver dial features an outer railroad

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Books

Literary Center » A recurring short-reading list in honor of America’s 250th.

Here’s what to read with you In fact Consider the country’s heritage. Happy 250th (late), America! we are not Absolutely In a party mood on this rainy Monday, but que sera. This weekend brought Washington a militaristic displayAnd most states are left with a puzzle: How can we celebrate a country that is actively pursuing

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Fitness

32 years ago today: ‘One of America’s Greatest Movies’ hit theaters — and it still has a perfect Rotten Tomatoes audience score

More than 30 years after its release, Forrest Gump remains one of the most beloved American films ever made and critics still rank it among the greatest films of all time. When? Forrest Gump After hitting theaters on July 6, 1994, few would have guessed that it would become one of Hollywood’s defining films. More

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