Embrace All of You: 3 Questions to Ask Yourself to Send it into 2022
Listen. Pace yourself. The path to success doesn't happen in one frenetic push—it's a process that requires a measured, steady pace.
Women in the Outdoors
Our Favorites: Backcountry Skiing and Splitboarding Gear for Women
A Gear List Written By and For Women in the Backcountry Every year when I dust off my backcountry kit, I take stock of what worked the previous season. I scrutinize everything, from the snacks I carry to the spare…
5 Women in Snow Sports to Follow This Winter
Last season taught me the importance of following strong, connected, communally-minded women because they reflect the best of what I want to see in myself.
5 Women Focused Adventure Films
Inspiration delivered directly to your eyeball, traveling straight to your heart, all women led.
Girls Gone Wide: A Climbing Film about Offwidth in Vedauwoo
I wanted to show that the female friendships that develop through climbing are powerful and that this sport is built on a foundation of mutual support.
Meet Adventure Scientists & Their Timber Tracking Project
We sat down with Michelle Toshack of Adventure Scientists and learned more about the organization and their current project, Timber Tracking!
The Art of the Project: Get After Rocktober (and Mental Health)
“To send: to climb a route or complete a boulder problem with zero falls.” Ideally, when we show up prepared, psyched and try hard, we’ll send that climb we’ve been eyeing, right?
Learning To Let Go (Of The Brakes And The Past)
Jessica McWhirt chats about how mountain biking pushed her to let go of perfection and taught her to grow from her falls.
The Ultimate Conservationist & Angler: Gabaccia Moreno
Gabaccia is an artist and conscious creative whose works, regardless of the medium, intersect beautifully with the social and environmental issues surrounding her. Thanks for joining us on this interview, and give her a follow at the links above.
Choose Your Own Adventure: Car Camping Edition
How many ways can you camp in your car? Thousands.