8 Outdoor Books to Add to Your List
Looking for interesting non-fiction? Read on. More of an entertaining fiction person? Read on. Want something in between? You get it.
Looking for interesting non-fiction? Read on. More of an entertaining fiction person? Read on. Want something in between? You get it.
Interested in pushing past your own comfort zone into the realm of whitewater, but aren’t entirely sure where to begin?
Nothing beats sitting around a campfire on a crisp fall evening—cheeks rosy from the flames, hands wrapped around a steaming mug, and the scent of woodsmoke drifting through the air.
If you’re traveling to a race, like I did to Iceland, don’t do too much riding in the lead-up to the race.
There is no wifi in the backcountry, but I promise you’ll find a far better connection out there.
It’s easy to spend months researching modifications, comparing suspension kits, and debating tire sizes. Meanwhile, the best camp spots are waiting to be enjoyed.
Transitioning from outdoor industry jobs to positions away from the wild can be a tough thing to wrap your head around.
Here in Alaska, while everybody is rushing around to see a glimpse of a passing whale tail, I am instead appreciating the beauty of the birds that live up here
The whole appeal of paddle boarding is how unhurried it is. Take breaks, sit or lie down on the board (I love lying down on the board), and enjoy being on the water.
Every August, the night sky puts on one of its best shows of the year: the Perseid meteor shower! It is considered the most beautiful meteor shower of the year.