As the winter season is coming, YouTube is getting flooded with incredible ski films that you should watch. The diversity is vast in these films ranging from big and remote landscapes to "in your backyard" kind of videos. All together the excitement after last years incredible 300% snow pack is still paying dividends. Hopefully this year will be similar!
Read MoreChasing Nostalgia In Big Sur
It was a sunny morning when I found myself on the edge of the Pacific Coast Highway, the famous Highway 1. The scent of fresh ocean air hung in the breeze, and the road stretched out before me like a ribbon of endless possibilities. I couldn't help but recall the tales of Jack Kerouac and the beatniks, who once traversed these very roads in pursuit of freedom and adventure. Inspired by their spirit, I set out on a road trip to Big Sur, hoping to recapture a bit of that timeless nostalgia.
Read MoreCody Townsend Dives Into Mountain Philosophies in the Latest Video of the 50 Project
Cody Townsend has a tough choice to make, stay and ski in the Eastern Sierra or drive to British Columbia for a second attempt on Comstock. Inevitably, the decision is made and Townsend returns to Comstock for a second year in a row to attempt a line that few people have skied. Hopes are high and the crew is tosses their heavy packs over their shoulders, will they succeed? Watch the video to find out:
Read MoreFriends Surf with Friends
Amidst the sun-drenched coastlines and rolling waves of the surfing world, there's an unwritten rule: localism. It's a term deeply entrenched in surf culture, representing the territorial instincts of those who've staked their claim on the ocean's treasures. Shooing away unfamiliar faces, guarding their beloved waves like hidden gems. But, hidden behind this standoffish culture, there's a refreshing counter-narrative that brings the essence of friendship back into the equation. Friends surf with friends.
Read MoreDid Nat Geo Deliver on Lost in the Arctic?
Mark and Renan are at it again with the new National Geographic film Lost in the Arctic. A film documenting the trials and tribulations of retracing the footsteps of legendary Arctic explorer John Franklin.
Read MoreCody Townsend Ticks Off Split Mountain 44 of 50
Cody Townsend is well on his way to finishing his mission to ski the fifty classic ski descents of North America. Ticking off number 44 of 50, Split Mountain was a line that took patience and perseverance. I don't want to ruin the story for you all, so go pop a bowl of popcorn and load Cody's latest video on Split Mountain. It's a good one!
Read MoreOut & Back vs Loop Hikes
Hiking is a cherished activity that allows outdoor enthusiasts to connect with nature, breathe in the fresh air, and discover the beauty of the world. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or a novice looking to embark on your first adventure, understanding the different types of hikes can enhance your outdoor experience. Two common types of hikes are the "Out and Back" and the "Loop" hike, each offering a distinct set of advantages and experiences.
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Read MoreWould You Commute 563 Miles Via Bike to Offset Your Plane Flight?
When it comes to reducing your carbon footprint and living a more eco-friendly lifestyle, the choices you make in transportation can have a significant impact. Domestic air travel, while convenient, contributes to greenhouse gas emissions that play a role in climate change. If you've ever wondered just how much effort it takes to offset the carbon emissions from a domestic plane flight, the answer below might surprise you!
Read MoreSurviving Alone in the Arctic for 77 Days
Sitting around a campfire, I heard a booming laugh and a story about surviving in the arctic wilderness for 77 days. Of course, this peaked my interest. So, I turned my shoulder and listened to Jordan Jonas tell his story of his time on Alone, season 6
Read MoreHow To Successfully Hike Upper Yosemite Falls
There are a lot of great reasons to hike to the top of Upper Yosemite Falls. From the trail, the views of Yosemite Falls are breath taking and the sound of the thundering flow humbles the soul. Halfway up the climb you get an amazing view of Yosemite Valley, with Half Dome in the distance.
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