Recreation & Sports
563 sites
Subcategories:
- Gardening (38)
- Hobbies (110)
- Sports (15)
- Travel (59)
- Outdoors (36)
- Collecting (166)
- Model Building (139)
https://aforestadrift.com/
Anne's personal webspace, A Forest Adrift, is a colorful hub for her collections including enamel pins, Funko Pops, CDs, Dead by Daylight items, and video games. The site also offers downloadable graphics, blinkies, 88x31 buttons, and tutorials, making it a nostalgic old-web haven packed with hobbyist content.
http://greaterbrrailroaders.com/
The Greater Baton Rouge Model Railroaders is a club website for model railroad enthusiasts based in the Baton Rouge, Louisiana area. Visitors can expect to find club information, events, and resources for local hobbyists passionate about model trains and railway layouts.
http://chicagocoinclub.org/
The Chicago Coin Club is a century-old numismatic organization founded in 1919, bringing together collectors interested in coins, currency, medals, and tokens through monthly meetings in downtown Chicago. The site offers access to the club's newsletter, special event listings, membership information, and a historical archive of club officers and awards dating back to its founding.
http://www.gatorgirlrocks.com/
Gator Girl Rocks is a comprehensive rockhounding resource covering all 50 US states, with guides to finding gems, minerals, and fossils across the country. Created by Zoe Tolbert, the site includes state-by-state rockhounding locations, an Amazon gear store, wildlife photography from field trips, and a blog chronicling real rockhound adventures.
http://californiazephyr.org/
The California Zephyr Museum Online preserves the history, artifacts, and photographs related to the iconic California Zephyr passenger train, covering railroads like the Denver & Rio Grande Western, Western Pacific, and Chicago Burlington & Quincy. With exhibits, a photo archive, a resource library, and historical information about Zephyrettes, this site is a dedicated online museum for railroad enthusiasts and train history buffs.
http://bikewashington.org/
Bike Washington is a comprehensive recreational bicycling guide to the Baltimore and Washington DC metropolitan area, covering local trails, bike routes, rail-trails, and tips for riding Metrorail with your bike. Visitors can explore iconic routes like the C&O Towpath, Mt Vernon Trail, and W&OD Trail, along with a weekend planner and visitor guide for newcomers to the region.
https://blog.calebjay.com/
Caleb Jay Rogers is a software engineer whose prolific blog spans over a decade of posts covering travel across Taiwan, Japan, Vietnam, Singapore, and China alongside programming, digital nomad life, and personal philosophy. With 195 posts organized across dozens of tags, the site offers an unusually rich mix of travelogues, tech opinions, and life reflections that rewards deep exploration.
http://cs.cmu.edu/~tpope/miniatures/index.html
Thomas Pope's personal page dedicated to miniature figures, hosted on Carnegie Mellon University's servers. A hobbyist showcase for miniature painting and collecting, offering a glimpse into the detailed craft of small-scale figure work.
https://tiny-leaf.neocities.org/
Tiny Leaf is a minimalist single-page garden journal by a London-based plant keeper, tracking the slow rhythms of an urban indoor jungle one short entry at a time. Monstera, pilea, philodendron, and peace lily all get their moment as the creator logs repottings, new growth, and what to sow next.
https://timeless.ee/
Timeless is an Estonian company offering rides on meticulously preserved vintage buses, including iconic models like the Ikarus 55, ZIS 127, and Setra S80, each with its own fascinating history. The site showcases a fleet of over a dozen historic buses available for hire at 3500 euros per day, blending transportation history with a unique travel experience.