So You Want to Support Your Trail Mate’s Mental Health in the Backcountry?
We've condensed eight hours of in-depth, highly interactive training into one extremely informative article.
Dirtbag Dreams
Lessons Learned the Hard Way as a Mountain Guide
One of the things I love most about guiding is the ability to spend most of my time outside, in the mountains, learning more about myself and the people around me.
So You Want to Go Fly Fishing? Part 2
Fly fishing can mean something different for everyone, and it can mean everything for some. The only way to find out is to get out and try it!
So You Want to Go Fly Fishing? Part 1
Fly fishing requires a higher degree of technique, finesse, and patience than traditional fishing. This may sound daunting, but the rewards for the hard work are more than worth it.
A Gear Nerd’s Guide to Ice Tools
Ice axe? Ice tool? Piolet? What is this long sharp thing in my hand and how do I use it?
Keeping the Romance Alive on the PCT
The trail has many trials, your relationships is one of them.
Pros and Cons of Dating an Outdoorsy Person
Enjoy the excitement, the challenge, the adventure, and some of the discomfort of dating someone who would rather be out in the cold than sitting at home watching the snowfall.
What Your Favorite Type of Climbing Says About Your Love Life
Over the last six years I have been painstakingly gathering data on the love languages of rock climbers.
How To: Read Weather Forecasts for Backcountry Skiing
Snow is science. Learning to understand the intricacies of snow and mountain weather takes a lifetime.
So You Want to Start Splitboarding? A Few Extra Tips
Are you out in the backcountry but still having some issues? This is for you! Dive in for some extra tips on how to make this sport a little easier.