Recreation & Sports
563 sites
Subcategories:
- Gardening (38)
- Hobbies (110)
- Sports (15)
- Travel (59)
- Outdoors (36)
- Collecting (166)
- Model Building (139)
http://trainweb.org/tricountymrclub
The Tri-County Model Railroad Club serves hobbyists across Kenosha, Racine, and Lake counties, offering a community hub for model railroad enthusiasts in the region. Hosted on TrainWeb.org, this club site features imagery of layouts and trains, connecting local members passionate about model railroading.
https://mer-nmra.com/elocals.html
The Mid-Eastern Region of the National Model Railroad Association (MER-NMRA) hosts this comprehensive hub for model railroad enthusiasts across the eastern United States, covering divisions from New Jersey to the Carolinas. Visitors can browse decades of archived issues of 'The eLocal' newsletter dating back to 2005, explore contest results, clinic resources, layout galleries, and achievement programs.
https://ggmrc.org/
The Golden Gate Model Railroaders is a San Francisco-based club that operated a model railroad layout in the basement of the Randall Museum, with this archived site documenting the club's history, track plans, and automation projects. Maintained by member Raphaël, the site preserves news posts and photos from the club's active years before its dissolution, and redirects visitors to the successor Randall Museum Model Railroad.
https://www.building-your-model-railroad.com/
A comprehensive guide to building model railroads from the ground up, covering everything from benchwork and track planning to scenery, wiring, DCC command control, and advanced special effects like animation and sound. Created by an experienced hobbyist, this site features step-by-step tutorials, a gallery of the BR&S Railroad layout, and an extensive library of tips spanning scales, structures, weathering, and even 3D printing.
https://dropbears.com/w/webring/joinring.htm
The Classic Motorcycle Webring connects enthusiast sites dedicated to vintage, veteran, and classic motorcycles made before 1975, with membership criteria requiring substantial related content. The page also features a candid and detailed account from the ring manager about the frustrations of working with Webring.com, offering a rare behind-the-scenes look at webring administration in the old-web era.
https://fishingresource.neocities.org/
FishingResource is a beginner-friendly fishing reference site covering freshwater angling, saltwater angling, and tips and tricks for all skill levels. It also curates links to major brands like Bass Pro Shops and Cabelas alongside informational fishing sites and government resources.
https://eggring.neocities.org/
The Eggring is a charming webring dedicated entirely to egg enthusiasts, connecting sites from members who share a love of eggs in all their forms. Scrambled, poached, devilled, or in a frittata, this community celebrates the humble egg as the ultimate versatile breakfast food.
http://rings.anvilfire.net/
Anvilfire.net hosts a collection of webrings dedicated to metalworking, blacksmithing, and related crafts, operating independently after breaking away from Yahoo's webring system. It connects communities around topics like architectural metals, steelworking, machine shops, and country life heritage.
http://hikingdude.com/
Hiking Dude is a long-running personal hiking resource and blog where an avid hiker shares trip journals, gear reviews, safety tips, and multi-week adventures on trails like the PCT, Kungsleden, and Alpine Lakes Wilderness. With sections covering everything from starting out to overnight backpacking and a published tips book, it offers substantial practical content alongside engaging first-person adventure narratives.
http://digitalhn.blogspot.com/
Ed Snible's long-running numismatics blog covers ancient Greek and Roman coins, rare finds, and the history of coin collecting with a scholarly but personal touch. Posts range from public domain updates for numismatic literature to deep dives on specific historical coins and collectors like William Hunter.