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On her 20th birthday, Natalie woke up to fresh white snow, deep in the Tennessee woods, just south of the Virginia border. It had been just one day shy of a month since she started hiking and she had … read more

Words by Natalie Burr, Women’s Technical EmployeeBefore I left for the southern terminus of the Appalachian Trail less than two weeks ago, I picked up a couple last minute items at the Bivouac. These … 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 C … 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 … read more

Written by Helen DeMarshClimbing… in Michigan? No way, you might say–it’s all flat and/or snowy. That is not entirely the case, however: at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, there is world-class ice … read more