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How a sex trafficking survivor finds healing in the wild

March 9, 2023 Activism, Adventurers

Colete Martin – Artist Series

June 4, 2020 Art

From Sydney to Mt. Vinson

May 27, 2020 Adventurers

Roam: Learning your power

March 29, 2020 Activism, Adventurers

A Backcountry Morning

December 22, 2019 Adventurers

2019 Winter Gift Guide

December 5, 2019 Activism, Gear we dig

One Woman’s Alien Sneeze is Another’s Backcountry Accessory

November 2, 2019 Adventurers, Gear we dig

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Sherpani Fallon Wool Weekender

Need Awesome Casual Luggage? Try the Sherpani Fallon Wool Weekender

August 24, 2017February 14, 2019Gear we dig Hatie Parmeter Leave a Comment on Need Awesome Casual Luggage? Try the Sherpani Fallon Wool Weekender

This summer we’ve been testing the Sherpani Fallon Wool Weekender. We’re so used to technical gear with Gore-Tex and polyester ripstop that we were stoked to try out a good-looking…

Sarah Outen April 2, 2013 in Happy Socks. Photo courtesy of Sarah Outen.

“Dare to Do” : Cross the World With Sarah Outen

August 10, 2017December 14, 2017Adventurers Hatie Parmeter Leave a Comment on “Dare to Do” : Cross the World With Sarah Outen

On April 1, 2011, 24-year-old Sarah Outen set out from London to circle the world without the help of any motorized transport. She would spend the next 4.5 years biking,…

Taking in the view of Bhutan post-race. Photo by Alexandra Marvar.

‘I’ve always been a fainter’ – Experimental heart surgery and a half-marathon in Bhutan with Scott Jurek

July 25, 2017December 9, 2017Adventurers Guest Contributor 2 Comments on ‘I’ve always been a fainter’ – Experimental heart surgery and a half-marathon in Bhutan with Scott Jurek

The sensation of coming out of a dead faint never gets any easier. It never gets any less uncomfortable: the disorientation, the slow return to your senses, the wiggling of…

DJ Reinhardt repelling. Photo by Barb Carlson.

Spinning and Crying in Joshua Tree

June 30, 2017December 7, 2017Adventurers Guest Contributor Leave a Comment on Spinning and Crying in Joshua Tree

“Pull your body in close to the rock!” I hear Jonathan yell from below me. “What does that even mean?!” I yell back, my brake hand held firmly down. I…

Kelly's art in the Lost River Range, Idaho.

Kelly Ann Sheridan shares tips for creating in the outdoors

June 30, 2017September 25, 2017Art Kelly Sheridan 1 Comment on Kelly Ann Sheridan shares tips for creating in the outdoors

You may remember Kelly Ann Sheridan’s work from her piece, “Plein Air Painting Road Trip: Western National Parks and National Forests” or from a gallery she shared last year called…

Art by Kelly Ann Sheridan.

Plein Air Painting Road Trip: Western National Parks and National Forests

June 30, 2017August 16, 2018Art Kelly Sheridan 5 Comments on Plein Air Painting Road Trip: Western National Parks and National Forests

We had a tent full of red dust. We had campfires every single night (except for that night in the Wind River Range when the fire pit was dug below…

Cover of "Found" by Bree Loewen.

Review: “Found: A Life in Mountain Rescue” by Bree Loewen

June 19, 2017August 31, 2017Adventurers Hatie Parmeter 4 Comments on Review: “Found: A Life in Mountain Rescue” by Bree Loewen

“Found” by Bree Loewen is as much about the author searching for herself as it is the hundreds of harrowing rescues she participates in as a member of Seattle Mountain Rescue.

Mara on the Bright Angel Trail at Grand Canyon National Park. Photo by Lagena McBride.

Overcoming self-doubt in the Grand Canyon

May 18, 2017August 24, 2017Adventurers Guest Contributor 2 Comments on Overcoming self-doubt in the Grand Canyon

My heart was pounding, my hands were sweating, and my breath was short. One of my best friends and I had just obtained backcountry permits to hike to the bottom…

Recover Brands shirts are made out of 8 plastic bottles.

Recover: Awesome environmentally friendly apparel

May 18, 2017June 16, 2017Activism, Gear we dig Hatie Parmeter Leave a Comment on Recover: Awesome environmentally friendly apparel

There’s a ton of adventure gear out there. Why not buy clothes you feel good in that are also environmentally friendly? Recover agrees, so they use materials like water bottles and discarded…

Amy paddling in the BWCA. Photo courtesy of Amy Freeman.

Readjusting to “Normal Life” After Spending a Year in the Wilderness

May 16, 2017August 10, 2017Activism, Adventurers Guest Contributor 7 Comments on Readjusting to “Normal Life” After Spending a Year in the Wilderness

My husband, Dave, and I spent a year in Minnesota’s Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness – September 23, 2015 to September 23, 2016. For those of you who are unfamiliar,…

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