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Jessica climbing a crack in Indian Creek on a large slab of red rock. She is wearing a light sports bra and dark leggings with a chalk bag strung around her waist.

Remarkably Unremarkable

October 24, 2018April 25, 2019Adventurers Guest Contributor 4 Comments on Remarkably Unremarkable

I shifted my weight, put all the pressure I could onto the tips of my right fingers and pulled myself up and over the shelf. I set my draw, clipped…

Alexandra Moritz-Hanson and her daughter on a trail by their home.

Finding Herself as a Wild Woman in Motherhood

September 27, 2018April 25, 2019Adventurers Guest Contributor 2 Comments on Finding Herself as a Wild Woman in Motherhood

My heart pounding in my ears, the familiar heavy breaths that remind me of the power of challenge, the heavy-footed skip-steps that barely clear the rocks and branches strewn across…

Writer Jessica Dixon wearing red on an outcrop at McAfee Knob

Hiking with Ancestors at McAfee Knob

August 15, 2018February 14, 2019Adventurers Guest Contributor Leave a Comment on Hiking with Ancestors at McAfee Knob

I looked out the window of the prop plane, jostled by turbulence, and felt a thrill at my first sight of the brick-red soil, rich with iron. My brother and…

For Jenny Touch, mountain passes were regularly higher than 3000m, like this sunset descent at 3250m.

Through the Path of the Mountains: Q & A with Runner Jenny Tough

May 22, 2018December 1, 2018Adventurers Hatie Parmeter Leave a Comment on Through the Path of the Mountains: Q & A with Runner Jenny Tough

Jenny Tough has many incredible outdoor accomplishments under her belt and is currently trying to run across a mountain range in every continent. What does it take to go after…

Eman Zabi looking at the horizon at Whytecliff Park in West Vancouver. Image credit Anita Lee Photography

Eman Zabi Marries Her Passion For Feminism And Outdoor Adventures

May 7, 2018October 24, 2018Activism, Adventurers Guest Contributor Leave a Comment on Eman Zabi Marries Her Passion For Feminism And Outdoor Adventures

Eman Zabi takes a deep, steady breath.  She lifts her rear leg and bends it back. The back of her calf touches her thigh and her bent leg raises. She…

The ancient ruins of Tigranakert lay in Nagorno-Karabakh, a region that doesn't officially exist. Photo by Emma Townsin.

A Small Step for a Woman; A Giant Leap for Women

April 12, 2018February 14, 2019Adventurers Guest Contributor 1 Comment on A Small Step for a Woman; A Giant Leap for Women

I slip through the aged rusty gate, imagining it forms a barrier to the ongoing protests. “You can’t, you can’t”. His voice filling my personal space. On the outside, I…

Emily Sehloff backpacking up a climb toward the ridge with Hang Lake, Blue Lake, and Cameron Peak in the background. Photo by Ryan Bettin.

Going Longer: A Love/Hate Relationship with Backpacking

December 14, 2017August 16, 2018Adventurers Guest Contributor 2 Comments on Going Longer: A Love/Hate Relationship with Backpacking

From the passionate essays I have read I am led to believe that there are people who find pure, blissful enjoyment from backpacking and wilderness camping. I don’t get it. I never…

Basia Montauk with a sled dog team in Alaska. Photo courtesy of Basia.

Falling in Love with Alaskan Sled Dogs and a Chance at Fjallraven Polar

December 6, 2017February 14, 2019Adventurers Guest Contributor 2 Comments on Falling in Love with Alaskan Sled Dogs and a Chance at Fjallraven Polar

If anyone had told me 15 years ago that I would be dreaming of spending all my free time up north in the snow running sled dogs I would have…

Emma Hadden Headstand on Barton Pond, in Ann Arbor. Photo by Sarah Kennedy.

Seeing Past Fear: How SUP has Made me Braver & More Independent

October 5, 2017February 14, 2019Adventurers Guest Contributor Leave a Comment on Seeing Past Fear: How SUP has Made me Braver & More Independent

I stood on the edge of the water with my feet buried in the cold sand and my heart beating in my ears. I paddled a few circles and realized…

Bernadette Murphy by Errol L. Colandro

“Harley and Me” : Bernadette Murphy Finds Herself Through Motorcycling and Risks

September 25, 2017May 12, 2018Adventurers Hatie Parmeter Leave a Comment on “Harley and Me” : Bernadette Murphy Finds Herself Through Motorcycling and Risks

Bernadette Murphy’s “Harley and Me” is an engaging mix of personal story and in-depth research into the emotions and science behind changing your life and seeking new experiences. This is not…

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