Art of Adventure with Pascale & Mo

03/01/2025

Visit parks for FREE in 2025!

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01/01/2025

28/12/2024

Four of my favorite “winter” adventures! Go get it 😎 “Art of Adventure with Pascale and Mo” on YT now!

28/12/2024

This is the one!

Beech Mountain, NC: 3 BIG things to know before you go! Let our experiences help make your next adventure EPIC! 👕 Art of ...

25/12/2024

Here’s to an adventurous Christmas!!! 🎅🏼 We love you guys! 🎄

19/12/2024

Love the taters! 🥔🥔🥔

12/12/2024

It’s the perfect time of year for this adventure! Go get it. Link in comments!

07/12/2024

They’re Back!!!! This is the perfect time of year for this adventure. Go get it. Link below 🥔🥔🥔

07/12/2024

This place is 1-of-1 🤩 Go get it. Link below 🤙

06/12/2024

NEW VIDEO: There’s a brand new downhill mountain bike park in the Southeast!!! Rattlesnake Bike Park definitely has bite! 🐍 Here are the 3 Big Things you need to know, before you go. (Link to full video in comments)

03/12/2024

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30/11/2024

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25/11/2024

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Latest Manatee Update from Blue Spring State Park!
The river temperature was 64F (17.8C) and we counted 249 manatees. The adoptee in today were Phyllis with her calf (pictured here), Moo Shoo, Howie and Rocket! Annie was sighted at another spring by other researchers. The manatees had the lower part of the Blue Spring run pretty stirred up so it was hard to see them in the lower transects closer to the river. Just coming in now they still have lots of energy!

21/11/2024

Latest Manatee Update from Blue Spring State Park

It has been unseasonably warm, so the manatee season at Blue Spring has not quite started yet. However, we are expecting the first significant cold front over the next few days so a few manatees have started to arrive.
The river temperature today was 71.7F (22.1C), just slightly cooler than the spring temperature. The park staff saw 9 manatees on November 18th, 5 on November 19th and 5 today. Save the Manatee Club counted 7 this morning with a few more arriving afterwards. It was extremely windy, so a good count from the canoe was not possible. No Save the Manatee Club adoptees yet, but we saw some manatees we recognize from seasons past. More should be coming in soon!