Are you a woman who spends time in the outdoors often? Have you ever heard of a pee cloth or tried one? There's a chance you may have some assumptions — but you've probably never tried a Kula Cloth, which is actually everything you've ever wanted in a nature bathroom routine that you didn't think [...]
Category: Camping
Review: Biolite FirePit
Have you ever been camping and tried to start a fire in subpar conditions? relentless wind, smoke chasing you around camp, unable to regulate the temperature, and a limiting location? or maybe you want a fire while visiting BLM land? Well, same! and I am here to tell you the campfire has evolved! I've been [...]
Road Trip: Beyond Glacier – Part 2
Day 5 continued On our way out of Glacier we stopped in town for a couple of delicious almond milk lattes and some local advice on where to grab breakfast. We were only on the road for another 10 mins before we arrived at our breakfast stop: a small, family-owned restaurant that happened to be [...]
Road Trip: Glacier National Park – Part 1
Roughly 12 hours from Portland to Montana is the “Crown of the Continent”, Glacier National park! Carved by prehistoric ice rivers it is nestled in the mountains and flush with alpine meadows, deep forests, waterfalls, 50 glaciers and 200 lakes. The park may be a bit overwhelming if you’re not use to that sort of [...]
Adventure in a box
I've been an avid outdoors woman for over half a decade now. I know just as well as anyone how much time and money goes into accumulating all the gear you need for a successful adventure. Whether it’s just a weekend camping trip, your first overnight backpacking trip, or a summer road trip that you've [...]
Off Grid Camp: Mount Jefferson
I love summer camping trips. Im not sure if it's the smell of a camp fire 24 hours a day, river hair, dusty sandal-tanned feet, never changing out of your swim suit, hammock swinging, reading books, kayaking lakes, endless starry nights, or just the feeling like everything is perfect. But all that never even [...]
Palouse Falls & That NW Bus
Summer is here, what better time to plan a road trip out to see some sights around the PNW. Last summer we took a road trip out to see one of Washington's largest waterfalls, also known as the official waterfall of Washington state. Along with the several hour drive out to the falls, we skated [...]
Camp Crystal Crane Hot Springs
We moved to Oregon 3 years ago and all our family lives elsewhere. So when the opportunity arose to spend Thanksgiving weekend out in the desert with a new couple we connected with through social media we jumped at the change of scenery, no pun intended. We schemed for months on where we should go [...]
Camp for free: The Painted Hills
Have you ever driven east on the 84 past Hood River...past the Dalles...and just kept going?It's vast, and open and there's suddenly a peace of mind that comes over you, as you drive down the open road with nothing in view. The dirt reaches up until it fades into the blue skies, and large wind mills speckle the hills as they roll by.
The Capes on the Oregon coast
The adventure partner and I set out on a coastal road trip this past weekend to visit Thor’s Well & Cooks Chasm out on Cape Perpetua and Cape Kiwanda which is the smallest of the three capes in Pacific City, we had a blast adventuring through the rocks and the moody weather for some good [...]
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