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    wildgreenquest@gmail.comBy wildgreenquest@gmail.comSeptember 21, 2026005 Mins Read
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    Updated September 21, 2026 09:24AM

    Fall is here, and for most outdoor adventurers, there’s no better time to get after it. From paddling on crisp mornings to mountain biking through tunnels of golden aspens, it’s the season of inviting temperatures, fewer bugs and crowds, and photogenic landscapes.

    It’s also open enrollment season for Verizon Mobile Protect, which ends November 1. Good old-fashioned adventure can be hard on new-school tech, so whether you crack your screen, lose your data, or find your battery bottoming out, for just $19 per month for most lines, Verizon will make your phone like new again.

    The Berkshires of western Massachusetts (Photo: Getty)

    Gear up, get out there, and, of course, pack your phone to capture the memories. Here are four ways to get the most out of the season.

    Hike

    Fall is the perfect time to hit the trail for cooler temps, colorful photos, and, most everywhere, quieter trails.

    Good bet: You’ll find peak fall foliage all over the country, from aspens in the West to cottonwoods in canyon country to maples in the East. New England hikers have an embarrassment of riches, like the Berkshires of western Massachusetts. You can’t beat a hike up to the state’s highest point: Mount Greylock. On a clear day, you can see the fall colors as far as 90 miles away. Not up for that kind of climb? You can take a scenic drive to the top.

    Mount Greylock (Photo: Getty)

    Tip: Plan your summit route or search for other hikes in your area on the Gaia app.

    Your phone can be part of your navigation toolkit, as well as your camera and communicator. You’ll snap away without a worry when you sign up for Verizon Mobile Protect, which includes unlimited screen and back glass repairs at no additional cost.

    Paddle

    Being on the water delivers a peace you can’t find elsewhere. In fall, the whole experience is elevated by the crisp autumn breezes and quiet boat ramps. Plus, many waterways nourish riparian zones that turn gold and red, making for spectacular reflections.

    Good bet: One of the country’s best paddling areas is the Adirondack Mountains in New York. At 6 million acres, Adirondack Park features 30,000 miles of rivers and streams and more than 3,000 lakes to explore. Secure your phone in a drybag, and make sure it’s tethered to your vessel. Should an unplanned swim occur, Verizon Mobile Protect can help you recover your data.

    The Ausable River in the Adirondack region of New York State (Photo: Getty)

    Tip: Always check the conditions before you head out—windy, rough waters can make your day more challenging.

    Bike

    If you want to cover miles and miles of scenery, get on your bike. Whether it’s on a road, mountain, gravel, or e-bike, two-wheel adventure is the best way to maximize miles per view.

    Good bet: Gunnison County, Colorado, is a top destination for biking of all styles and levels—and it only gets better in fall. You’ll find the perfect mix of gravel roads, singletrack, and pavement, with many trails decorated by golden aspens.

    Gunnison County, Colorado (Photo: Getty)

    Tip: Wherever you ride, discover new trails on your phone with TrailForks.

    From flat tires to broken derailleurs, cycling can involve mishaps. Bring your phone along so you can call a friend for a lift and share your location with someone at home. Stash your phone in your jersey’s back pocket and ride distraction-free: Verizon Mobile Protect filters out annoying spam calls so you can stay tuned into the ride.

    Camp

    Cool evenings, meteor sightings, cozy layers, and marshmallows over a campfire? Say less. Fall is the ultimate camping season. Pick a dispersed campsite away from it all, or reserve a site in advance at your favorite campground. There are plenty of free and low-cost options to choose from, and many are set in spectacular places.

    Good bet: For the best late-fall camping, journey into canyon country. You can pitch a tent in Zion National Park year-round, but visiting between late October and early November will reward you with peak foliage.

    Zion National Park (Photo: Getty)

    Tip: Become a student of the sky, and download a stargazing app on your device.

    Whichever fall activities you choose, protect your phone against misadventure. Active days can lead to drops, bumps, and sometimes, cracked screens. Treat your device with some tender loving care, just like you do your outdoor gear.

    Verizon Mobile Protect offers several options to keep your phone in top shape. Not only do you get device fixes, but Verizon Mobile Protect also blocks spam calls and provides identity theft alerts, providing peace of mind wherever your adventures take you.

    Enrollment ends November 1 for Verizon Mobile Protect and all device protection options. Sign up now for worry-free fall fun.

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    Open enrollment for all Verizon device protection options ends November 1. Limitations and exclusions apply. See an associate for more details, or review the most recent nationwide or New York–specific brochure for terms and conditions.



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