When and How to Resling, Retire, or Recycle Your Climbing Gear
How do you tell when your climbing gear needs to be reslung, retired, or can be recycled to have a new life as something else?
Outdoor Adventure
Indigenous People’s Day: A Modern Perspective from an Indigenous Snowboarder
True understanding begins with educational awareness. This means being willing to do the homework and learn (without preconceived judgment) from marginalized communities beyond one assigned day of the year.
What to Wear Hunting
At the end of the day, you should select clothing that will allow you to have an enjoyable experience on your hunt.
The 6 Best Upgrades for Your Gravel Bike
So you’ve been riding your gravel bike for a bit and you want to level it up, but you don’t want to buy an entirely new bike. Makes sense!
6 Ways to be Prepared for Camping Emergencies
Make sure you’re ready for (just about) anything on your next camping trip with these six tips.
How To Sea Kayak From a Sea Kayak Guide
This summer Zach and I (Emma) have been sea kayak guiding in South Central Alaska and have managed to learn the ways of the water.
Moderate Peaks for Your First Time in the High Sierra
The High Sierra range is peppered with moderate peaks that offer incredible views, satisfying challenges, and a gentler introduction to high-altitude travel.
Hunting Shape: Training for a Successful Season
You don’t need to train like a professional athlete to be mountain-ready, you just need consistency.
Enjoying Your Fish for Months: How to Safely Freeze, Can, or Dry your fish
For as long as humans have been catching fish, they have been utilizing ways to preserve their catch. Fish is not only delicious to eat, but also packed full of essential vitamins, minerals, protein, and other nutrients.
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.