If you're a newbie who loves both boots and the outdoors, prepare to be wowed. There are actually a variety of boots for your choosing, depending on the kind of activity that you want to engage in. Check out the following types of boots that you can sport around on your great outdoor adventure.

• BIKER BOOTS. Don these when you're up to some motorcycling spree. Biker boots are designed to keep your feet and legs protected from the intense heat emitted by the exhaust pipes of a motorcycle. The boots are typically thick and tall.

• CAMPUS BOOTS. For an old-school feel, don campus boots. Campus boots are characterized by their affordability and their signature features: a huge face and click-clackity heels. Jeans can be easily worn over them and these boots are just way just so cool to sport around in the campus grounds and corridors, whether you're a popular cheerleader, an athlete, a Don Lothario, a rock star or a geek.

• COMBAT BOOTS. If military drills and rugged terrains are your thing, you're sure to love combat boots. These boots are characteristically laced up to give your feet and ankles a snug fit and maximum protection. Most varieties are made up of leather that has been waterproofed and equipped with Kevlar side panels for aeration. The soles also sport special patterns for better terrain traction.

• COWBOY BOOTS. Now, when you're up for some cowboy action, put on some cowboy boots. There are three general types that you can choose to wear, depending on the kind of activity in your itinerary.

There are riding boots should you wish to try rodeos and horseback riding. There are buckaroo boots should you wish to try saddle-less riding on bucks, young wild horses. There are also packer boots should you wish to have comfortable walks and rides while you herd a pack of horses in the ranch. The cowboy boots particularly got its name from its main material: cow hide. The spurs that you see in some cowboy boots are actually accessories installed to help you goad the horses.

• HIKING BOOTS. For lengthy trekking on rugged trails or a day or two of mountain climbing, hiking boots are the footwear for you. Generally, hiking boots are water-resistant, padded and very durable. Their distinguishing characteristic is their super sturdy and thick soles to give you maximum comfort and protection on your trailing and mountaineering activities.

For a few hours or just a maximum of one day of walking on a fairly smooth terrain such as in a camping park, there's one easy alternative: a pair of hiking shoes which have a lower cut than the conventional pair of hiking boots.

Whether you want to go motorcycling on a pair of biker boots, horseback riding on cowboy boots, mountain climbing on hiking boots, strolling the school on campus boots or braving rugged terrain on combat boots, there is always a pair of boots out there that is tailored to your needs. You only have to look around or ask your favorite boot company about the selections which might interest boot wearers like you.