5 Things You’ll Definitely Need As A Beginner Mountaineer
Words and Photos by Emily Pennington @BrazenBackpacker When I decided to leap headfirst into mountaineering last winter, I desperately wished there was a wise, old sage to hand over the […]
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Pushing The Limits
Words and Photos by Dasha Dennis Fridays are my day of the week where I can take the whole day to go do a hike, and not be pressed for […]
Backcountry Skiing Bozeman
Words and Photos by Max Schrank The winds of change are blowing in Hyalite Canyon. Bluebird skies and melting snow signal to locals that spring is on its way and […]
Fort Worden, WA
Words and Photos by Ally Lambeth Years ago I made a friend named Nathan who grew up in Washington, spent three years in North Carolina, my home state, and moved […]
Winter in Zion NP
Words and Photos By Emily Pennington The Brazen Backpacker I gasped as I took my last few steps up the slick, wet sandstone, carefully leaning my weight against the mounted […]
Slip Sliding for the Shot
Words and Photos by Lee Scott Earlier this school year my friends and I had an open weekend and decided to go check out Sequoia National Park. A few of […]
Chasing Arches
Written By Becky Sokoloski I have a strong tendency to hike on trails that lead to a particular object or an extraordinary view. I rarely hike places that meander through […]
Volcan Mountain Views
Written by Dasha Dennis It was a Thursday afternoon, and I love hiking on the weekdays. You can be almost certain, that you won’t encounter too many others, and […]
Cirque of the Towers, Wyoming
Words and Photos by Nathan Bauman The Winds are indeed a magical place filled with wondrous views, enormous peaks, and absolutely gorgeous valleys. Along with Knapsack Col, the Cirque of […]
Rome is Burning
Written By Scott Guinn Yosemite National Park is the Mecca of modern rock climbing. It continues to be the ultimate stage for some of the world’s hardest climbs, including most […]
Meeting Rico “Primetime” Suavesito
Written by Becky Sokoloski When people on a trail or at a campsite ask me where I’m coming from, I say, “Massachusetts… and California.” In the time most people stop […]
Moving Forward Together
By Greg Mulder Around 4:30 p.m., on the John Muir Trail near the town of Mammoth Lakes, California, the sky opened up. Lightning exposed the forest understory, shadowed by a […]