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Artist Lindsey Fox (trail name Miyagi) hiked 2,650 miles from Mexico to Canada with a sketchbook and watercolors in tow. She is a former Bivouac employee, and graduate of the University of Michigan, with a degree in Art and Design, and a focus in textile design. We are proud to announce the launch of her paintings for sale at Bivouac!Lindsey’s work has always centered on her relationship to the wilder places in the world and the natural wonders that lie within them. When she started thinking abo … read more

When you’re with your significant other, every day is special. But why not make Valentine’s Day the most special one of all? Whether you’re climbing, staying in, or heading into town for dinner, the Bivouac team has you covered for outfitting any type of date. Check out our ideas below!Climbing Date: WomenYour outfit for the climbing gym has to be cute, yet sensible – something you can sweat in, before grabbing a beer after you climb. We recommend starting with a graphic tank from the North Face … read more

Written by TravisAdventures in YosemiteFrom June 7th to 10th of this year, I along with a college friend had the opportunity to hike a forty-ish mile stretch of the Tuolumne river, through the Grand Canyon of the Tuolumne River from White Wolf to Glen Aulin in Yosemite National Park. More than anything else, this trip was a testament to the versatility of myself, my hiking partner, and the equipment that we carried.The hike started at White Wolf, a trailhead six miles from the wall of the canyon … read more

Every good adventure, hero, invention, seems to have a grand origin story. I would like to say the origin story of Miyagi & Aquarius, a.k.a Lindsey and Dave is just as grand as those of legend, and in some ways it is. But really, it’s a simple boy meets girl…girl rebuffs boy multiple times…boy is persistent…girl gives into boys advances after his backpacking trip story. The key ingredient in this relationship recipe is of course, common ground, and that ground just happened to be an independent … read more

One of the best parts about coming back to campus in the fall is indulging in al of the great Ann Arbor restaurants you’ve been missing for the past 4 months. From our favorite coffee spots to some newcomers, here are Bivouac’s favorite Back to School eats that you should definitely check out before you leave Ann Arbor.Best of Brunch: Angelo’s – an Ann Arbor breakfast staple. With large portions and a huge menu, you can’t go wrong… but get the raisin toast… always get the raisin toast.Sava’s – o … read more