Recreation & Sports
563 sites
Subcategories:
- Gardening (38)
- Hobbies (110)
- Sports (15)
- Travel (59)
- Outdoors (36)
- Collecting (166)
- Model Building (139)
http://theuhl.com/
A reference site dedicated to ice hockey, covering the sport's history from its Canadian origins to professional leagues like the NHL and the storied Stanley Cup. Visitors can explore sections on ice hockey rules, equipment, tournaments, and how to play the game.
https://xnumber.com/xnumber/vintage.htm
X-Number World of Calculators is a dedicated hub for vintage calculator collectors, covering mechanical calculators, slide adders, Troncets, and early electronic calculators. It features a collectors list, forum archives, and even hosts a webring connecting fellow enthusiasts of antique calculating machines.
https://shedworking.co.uk/
Shedworking, created by Alex Johnson and running since 2006, is a lifestyle guide dedicated to working from garden offices, sheds, and outbuildings. With over 3,000 posts covering garden room trends, home office design, legal guidance for remote workers, and real-world shedworker stories, it is a rich and long-running resource for anyone interested in the shed-as-office lifestyle.
https://joo.sh/
Joosh (also known as Joshodude) runs this cheerful personal site as a catch-all for daily life updates, from trying new Arizona drink flavors to attending a Disney-Pixar concert and surviving heavy Utah snowstorms. The site features a journal, photo gallery, and a toolbox section, giving it the feel of a cozy modern take on classic personal homepages.
http://actionsquad.org/
Action Squad is a Minneapolis-based urban exploration group documenting their adventures through tunnels, sewers, abandoned buildings, and underground spaces across the Twin Cities and beyond. Active since 1996, the site features true tales of adventure, photos, and a healthy disclaimer that trespassing is both illegal and dangerous.
http://nobleminis.com/
Noble Minis appears to be a site dedicated to miniatures, likely featuring collectible or hobby miniature figures based on the domain name. With only a single image loading, the full content is difficult to assess, but the branding suggests a niche collector or hobbyist focus.
https://juliatuccinardi.neocities.org/
Julia Tuccinardi's personal travel guide documents her high school trip through southern Spain and Italy, covering cities like Seville, Barcelona, Florence, and Rome with photos and city information. A charming firsthand account built to help future travelers or those wanting to relive memories of visiting Europe's most iconic destinations.
http://vagabonding.com/
Vagabonding is an award-winning round-the-world travelogue by Mike, a Chicago-based traveler who spent a year journeying solo through Asia and Africa before YouTube and social media made such adventures commonplace. The site features video highlights, a written travelogue, photo archives, and a route map covering destinations from Cambodia and India to Uganda, South Africa, and beyond.
https://orerockon.com/
Tim Fisher's OreRockOn is a comprehensive guide to rockhounding in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest, covering field trips, minerals, fossils, thundereggs, agates, and lapidary services. Visitors can find rough and finished rocks, lapidary equipment, and resources for knapping and cabochon crafting, making it a go-to hub for regional rock collectors.
https://seat61.com/
The Man in Seat 61 is a comprehensive train travel guide covering rail routes across the UK, Europe, Asia, Africa, and beyond, with detailed advice on tickets, fares, passes, and booking tips. Created by Mark Smith, this award-winning site has won multiple Best Travel Website honors and is considered the definitive reference for anyone wanting to travel the world by train instead of flying.