Reno Travel Guide

My husband and I often say it: thank God for Reno. Living in Truckee, a remote mountain town nestled in the Northern Sierra Nevada, our daily life is juxtaposed somewhere between world class ski resorts…

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Effective Altruism: How to Support Sustainability, While Still Enjoying Nature

Johnie Gall “Dirtbag Darling” interviewed by Laura Visconti Q: Can you walk us through a day-in-the-life? Where in the world are you today? A: I am perpetually bouncing around the country for work, but right now…

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Work or Play? A Forest Service Ranger’s Journey

Since the early 20th century women have been pioneering their way through the wilderness as hard workers of the National Parks Service. They are teachers, guides, counselors, conservationists, search and rescue, friends, and generally just…

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From Deserts to Glaciers: An Epic Trip to Patagonia and Beyond

My email dinged, the e-ticket was confirmed. Days previous I received a phone call I had been biting my nails for months to receive — I was chosen as the lead actor in a series…

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Where the Desert Meets the Ocean: Surfing in Baja

by Jeff Keenan

The swell is now full and spots are blowing out, pushing us to new zones up the coast. We drive down each arroyo, holding our...

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5 Washington Beaches That Will Inspire You

by Chrissie White

Accessible only by boat in the San Juan Islands, Sucia is a prime location for people who prefer to sail...

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Alone at Last: Fjällräven Classic

by Claudine Ong

Fjällräven is an outdoor clothing and equipment company that’s committed to making nature more accessible. The concept and goal of the...

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Gig Posters: A Hallowed Art Form

by Kyle Sauter

Gig posters are an art form very close to my heart. Although intrinsically disposable, these pieces of advertisement are a...

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