Losing Stoke: How to Keep Your Stoke for Rock Climbing
I see a lot of burnout in climbing. I see it most in the trad climbing dirtbag scene, but burnout can happen to everyone. Gym climbers, boulderers, and trad dads alike are not immune to burnout.
Women in the Outdoors
How to Store Your Splitboard, Skis, and Touring Gear During Off-Season
Heading into the backcountry can be a gratifying, joyous, and growth-filled experience.
How to Take Your First Spring Hut Trip
Heading into the backcountry can be a gratifying, joyous, and growth-filled experience.
Why Backcountry? Two Questions to Ask Yourself When You Start Ski Touring or Splitboarding
Heading into the backcountry can be a gratifying, joyous, and growth-filled experience.
How to Set Backcountry Skiing and Splitboarding Objectives
The way we approach our goals dictates the mindset that we bring with us as we set out to achieve them.
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.
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.