Beyond high-altitude peaks and endless ski runs, the Centennial State gloriously shimmers with fall colors each year, as the temperatures start to drop. From September to October, here are my top six areas to enjoy the fall foliage. … [Read more...]
The Best Road Trips in the West
Road tripping is such a timeless, fun way to open ourselves to the nation’s distinct regions, outdoor spaces, history, and lifestyles. To spark your wanderlust and help script your next route, here are my top five favorite road trips of the West. … [Read more...]
How to Safely Hike Half Dome
An increasing number of people are seeking Half Dome permits--and several common mistakes made by those hikers lead to Search and Rescue calls or even death. Here's how to safely hike Half Dome. … [Read more...]
Camping for Beginners and Where to Go
There are so many diverse ways to introduce yourself to camping--you can dip your toes in the water or dive into the deep end. Regardless of the approach, the benefits are the same. Here's my guide on how to get started camping and my top favorite places to go. … [Read more...]
Solo Travel Tips for Women
I'm still learning so much as a solo traveler--that will never stop. But here are a handful of my favorite tools and tricks for self-travel, to help inspire your own local or far-off outing. … [Read more...]
How to Get Started Backpacking
For the uninitiated, backpacking can seem overwhelming--and I get it! But, if you properly prepare and go with someone who's well-versed, you can learn quickly, surprise yourself, and create awe-inspiring memories. Here's how to get started backpacking. … [Read more...]
Outdoor Ethics: Leave No Trace and Geotagging
Here are the most important foundational outdoor ethics that everyone from newcomers to veteran should know. … [Read more...]
Getting Outside During COVID-19: What’s Right and Wrong
"I'm deeply trying to find a sense of 'normal' within what's become an extraterrestrial experience. Wherever you life on the planet, I'm sure you can relate: Covid-19 blindsided me." … [Read more...]