The Hike Like a Woman community has been consistently amazing. When I was but a wee baby backpacker, I listened to Rebecca talk quietly into my car speakers every Monday morning, telling me about her hikes, her experiences, and being an outdoors person with children. One of the first media spots I did when CampRents …
Trail Friends – Mara of Hike Like A Woman and Right Kind of LostRead More »
The power of nature to heal our human hurts and reveal strength we didn’t know we had is what keeps me on the trail. Even better is when you’re walking those trails, literally or metaphorically, with like minded people. When Heather reached out to me about gear for a solo trip in Cuyahoga Valley National …
The outdoor industry can be a hard place. My Instagram feed is full of #influencers with perfect hair/abs and cool tattoos and maybe a dog, #vanlife-ing it up all up and down some sort of picturesque coastline. All my mega outdoor books have introductions that read “Ten years ago when I wrote this book about …
Trail Friends – Gretchen Horinger, Certified AwesomeRead More »
Lindsey and I met while attending the kickoff hike/yoga/drinks session of Galvanize, a regular meeting of Midwestern female outdoor entrepreneurs. She pulled me in right away with her enthusiastic discussion about the Women of the Wild Midwest Gathering, a three day, two night outdoor event from September 21-23rd, 2018, near La Crosse, Wisconsin, that will …
Trail Friends – Lindsey Mitchell of Women of the Wild MidwestRead More »
I first met Aubrey when a mutual friend introduced us, saying only “I think you two will have a lot in common.” One phone call later, we’d agreed that we should hang out, and so I met Aubrey in person for the first time in Cuyahoga Valley National Park, accompanied by my daughter. The best …
