700 miles of any terrain can be exhausting, but the Californian desert provided us with the appreciation we needed for the simplest of things, such as access to water and refuge from the heat.
No matter what types of trails you have ahead of you this summer, remember: the big, wide open sky awaits to be greeted.
The Force Hoody is a go-to hoody for those cold days of manicured layering systems or simply as a sun protection layer while you explore the desert.
The Bobo’s Chocolate Chip Oat Bar is a filling snack bar that’s just sweet enough without being a full-on desert.
I would recommend this jacket to anyone looking for a lightweight breathable hardshell for snow and mountain adventures. It’s an exceptional jacket that can be used in a variety of different environments.
Rhamani is out there vying for the holy grail: the lightest, most comfortable sandals with the ultimate all-around function.
This shoe’s job is to get you from the pavement to the dirt and that it does better than any shoe I’ve ever run in.
Photography has become far more accessible in the last 15 years, thanks in large part to the technological improvements of the phone camera.
The Selfie 14 allows you to hit the water without winning the permit lottery.
This sport taught me that trail running gifts us with just as many mental as physical health benefits. To me, trail running is basically the best (and certainly a gateway to other human-powered mountain sports).