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Chasing Waterfalls in the Columbia River Gorge
Six waterfalls, five miles, and one unforgettable loop. This Multnomah Falls hike delivers iconic Gorge views, lush forest trails, and nonstop waterfall scenery—especially in the offseason.
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When the Race Isn’t What You Trained For: Facing Disappointment and Finding Perspective
Not every adventure race goes to plan. Our six-hour race in Colorado turned into an unexpected lesson in injury, mindset, and endurance.
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Climbing Mount Olympus: Utah’s Iconic Summit Hike
Mount Olympus is one of Utah’s toughest but most rewarding hikes. With nearly 7 miles, over 4,000 feet of climbing, and a rock scramble at the top, this iconic Wasatch trail offers breathtaking views and…
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Our Six-Week Pacific Northwest Itinerary (Try Not To Fall In Love)
Six weeks, two states and a van packed with bikes and gear – here’s the full itinerary of our Pacific Northwest road trip.
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Lena Lake: Emerald Alpine Waters in Olympic National Forest
Lena Lake in Washington offers an unforgettable 6.2-mile hike with gentle switchbacks, lush forest, and emerald-blue waters.
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August Gear Favorites: Sunglasses, Snacks & Storage
From sunglasses that adapt to changing light, to the snacks that fuel our adventures, to the storage bins that keep us organized — here’s the gear we loved this month.
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Waterfall Stunner: Mt Hood’s Tamanawas Falls
Tamanawas Falls in Mt. Hood is a breathtaking Oregon waterfall — a 3-5 mile forest hike leading to a dramatic basalt amphitheater and a roaring 110-foot cascade.
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Trail Running Taught Me What 10 Years of Road Running Never Could
Trail running has changed everything I thought I knew about running. From embracing walking, to finding epic views, here’s why I’m hooked.
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Olympic Bridges Overnighter: A Scenic Bikepacking Route in One Day
The Olympic Bridges Overnighter is a beginner-friendly 38.5-mile loop through Olympic National Forest, featuring the High Steel Bridge and lush forest roads.
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Hiking Mount Si: A Steep Washington Must-Do
Mount Si delivers big views and bigger climbs. We hiked this Washington icon—but didn’t quite make it up the Haystack. Here’s how it went down.
TRAINING LOGS
Amateur fitness experiments and outdoor readiness