Adventure racing is a global activity occurring across a range of land tenures. Activities
include running, mountain biking, kayaking and rope courses which may be commercially …

This literature review shows that there is no up-to-date common approach to assess the
recreational potential of forests. The aim of the study is to present methodological and …

Background With the increasing demand for forest tourism and forest leisure space in recent
years, providing a high-quality forest landscape space to participants has become an …

Resource-based adventure activities have a unique potential to foster connections to place
that may assist park managers in simultaneously promoting enjoyable visitor experiences …

Background Understanding which types of landscapes are attractive to tourists during forest
walking and which factors affect tourists' viewing intentions, plays a significant role in the …

Trail degradation is a common management problem in protected areas, especially those
that accommodate high levels of trail users or organized sporting events. Trail running …

The purpose of this research is to determine the push and pull motivations of sport climbers
within the scope of outdoor and adventure tourism. The phenomenology approach, which is …

For forest park managers and designers, it is very important to provide forest trails and high–
quality forest landscapes that meet visitor's needs. In this study, based on demographic …

Over the last decade, outdoor recreation has changed from passive (such as relaxation) to
much more active (such as mountain biking) activities. Recreational infrastructure, such as …

Mountain environments provide habitats for many wild animal species and are of great
importance to recreational activities. In the European Alps, winter recreation activities such …