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Kaya Lindsay is a writer, photographer, and filmmaker with a passion for rock climbing and the outdoors.



In 2016 she converted a Sprinter Van into a tiny home and has been traveling around the US & Canada to pursue her passion for rock climbing. Since hitting the road she has begun a career in filmmaking and is currently working on her One Chick Travels series, highlighting solo female travelers who live and work to pursue an adventurous lifestyle. Her films have been highlighted by major brands such as Backcountry and Outside TV. To fulfill her passion for writing, she chronicles her many adventures in her blog. Professionally, she writes for the adventure sports company Outdoor Prolink and The Climbing Zine. Kaya hopes to spend many more years in her tiny home on wheels, Lyra, and is currently living in Moab Utah.

How I Spend My Summers Living in a Van

August 6, 2025July 30, 2025Outdoor Adventure, Stories Kaya Lindsay Leave a Comment on How I Spend My Summers Living in a Van

Summer, for me, is about movement, exploration, and simplicity. Here's how I spend my summers living in a van.

John Muir Trail vs High Sierra Trail: Which Should You Do?

July 30, 2025July 24, 2025Outdoor Adventure, Stories Kaya Lindsay Leave a Comment on John Muir Trail vs High Sierra Trail: Which Should You Do?

If you’re dreaming of a hike with high alpine meadows, granite peaks, and star-studded skies, chances are the John Muir Trail (JMT) and the High Sierra Trail (HST) have both popped up on your radar.

How I Organize All the Gear in My Van

May 22, 2025July 8, 2025Outdoor Adventure, Stories Kaya Lindsay Leave a Comment on How I Organize All the Gear in My Van

I try to keep my setup as simple and accessible as possible. The less time I spend digging through bins and rearranging gear, the more time I get to actually enjoy the reasons I packed all this stuff in the…

Ways to Celebrate Earth Day with Your Family

April 17, 2025July 8, 2025Conservation & Sustainability, Outdoor Adventure, Stories Kaya Lindsay Leave a Comment on Ways to Celebrate Earth Day with Your Family

Earth Day is the perfect opportunity to connect with nature, give back to the planet, and teach kids the importance of sustainability.

Women-Led Brands: Celebrating the Female Entrepreneurs Shaping the Outdoor Industry

March 4, 2025April 16, 2025Outdoor Adventure, Stories Kaya Lindsay Leave a Comment on Women-Led Brands: Celebrating the Female Entrepreneurs Shaping the Outdoor Industry

March is the perfect time to celebrate the incredible women who have not only made waves in the outdoor industry but have also shaped it into a more inclusive and diverse space.

Best Outdoorsy Valentine’s Dates for 2025

February 5, 2025March 28, 2025Outdoor Adventure, Stories Kaya Lindsay Leave a Comment on Best Outdoorsy Valentine’s Dates for 2025

Valentine's Day date ideas for outdoor loving folks!

From Gym to Crag: How to Take the Next Steps in Outdoor Rock Climbing

December 30, 2024March 28, 2025Outdoor Adventure, Stories Kaya Lindsay Leave a Comment on From Gym to Crag: How to Take the Next Steps in Outdoor Rock Climbing

Transitioning from gym climbing to outdoor climbing opens up a whole new world of possibilities. It’s a journey that will challenge you in ways that indoor climbing simply can’t.

New Year’s Resolutions for the Outdoors That Actually Matter

December 23, 2024March 28, 2025Conservation & Sustainability, Outdoor Adventure, Stories Kaya Lindsay Leave a Comment on New Year’s Resolutions for the Outdoors That Actually Matter

Resolutions don’t have to be lofty or abstract to make a difference. By committing to these actionable goals, you’ll enhance your outdoor experiences and make a positive impact on the environment and those around you.

The Best Training Programs to Try This Winter (Rock Climbing Edition)

December 6, 2024December 6, 2024Outdoor Adventure, Stories Kaya Lindsay Leave a Comment on The Best Training Programs to Try This Winter (Rock Climbing Edition)

With winter setting in, it can feel hard to make your weekly climbing goals. The days are shorter, the temps are colder, and it feels like all you’re going to do is spend more and more time staring at your…

The Ultimate Climber Gift Guide 2024

October 23, 2024November 19, 2024Outdoor Adventure Kaya Lindsay Leave a Comment on The Ultimate Climber Gift Guide 2024

Outdoor Prolink Pro Kaya Lindsay has a gift for every climber on your list

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