Issue 01: Women in the Outdoors
Every human being who has spent time outside has been challenged by the outdoors. From unexpected thunder storms on a camping trip, to the satisfaction…
Every human being who has spent time outside has been challenged by the outdoors. From unexpected thunder storms on a camping trip, to the satisfaction…
It’s no secret that finding women’s outdoor gear can be a real struggle. This isn’t a new problem, as there have always been more gear…
Women are gathering to run, paddle, ski and more with groups of other women across the country. Find one near you. This article is part…
Tired of John Muir quotes? Let’s turn to these inspiring women on the outdoors instead. Environmentalist. Mountain Man. Founder of the Sierra Club. Father of…
Do you remember that scene in Wild where Cheryl Strayed thinks she’s being stalked by a mountain lion and she starts singing every song she…
This article is brought to you by our friends at Gregory Packs. Backpacking food has earned a reputation for being bland, repetitive, and something you…
The Pacific Northwest is known for its luscious forests and vibrant green landscapes that inspire stunning unedited photos from nature lovers. It’s also known for…
It’s almost time for spring break, and you know what that means! You finally get to savor the slowly warming weather or, depending on your…
Spending time in nature provides a host of benefits, from lowering blood pressure and stress to boosting immune system function. Simply getting a breath of…
A conversation with Len Necefer, founder of NativesOutdoors, on advocacy for public lands and native rights. If you’ve recently been inspired to visit Bears Ears…