Why Microadventure Matters: The Quest for Adventure Despite Limitations
I’ve been a big advocate of microadventure since reading Alastair Humphreys’ book, Microadventures: Local Discoveries
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Use What Works, Disregard What Doesn’t: Rule #77
I know lots of people that perpetually seek out new lifehacks. They endlessly try to
The Secret Key to Becoming an Adventurer
If you want to know how to lead an adventurous life, look no further. In this post you’ll find the secret to becoming an adventurer. Read on…
Four Ways to Use Instagram for Adventure (and Two Warnings)
NOTE: I wanted to share this post again with a few edits and updates, most
When Dreams Don’t Come True
It’s important to follow your dreams, but they can’t all come true…
So what happens if you don’t reach them?
Read on to find out what happened when one of my dreams didn’t come true.
America’s Toughest Mudder: I’m Not Ready (But I’m Gonna Do it Anyway)
In December 2015 I flew to LA to run a Spartan Race with one of
The Joy of Here: Four Reasons to Have a Local Adventure
Last month I had the good fortune to briefly play guide to a fellow blogger,
Morning at Bighorn Park and Hiking Back: Mount Whitney, Part 5
This post is the final chapter in a five part story about Mount Whitney. If
Search and Rescue, a Fireside Chat: Mount Whitney, Part Four
This post is the fourth part of a five part story about Mount Whitney. If
Lost Trails and Helicopters: Mount Whitney, Part Two
This post is the second part of a five part story. If you haven’t read
Mount Whitney Trail, Ice Axes, and Crampons: Mount Whitney Part One
Prologue When my oldest friend Tim invited me to California to hike Mount Whitney, I
Microadventure: What It Is and Why You Should Have One
Anyone can take a microadventure, and everyone should, including me and you!