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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.
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5 Things I Learned When I Started Trail Running
Thinking about hitting the trail? Here are 5 things I learned when I started trail running—and why I now choose dirt over pavement.
TRAINING LOGS
Amateur fitness experiments and outdoor readiness