Fear wears many guises, most of them not helpful for dating, or living for that matter.
With each new year comes the effort to make and keep resolutions. I prefer striving toward a better me year-round though. And that’s why we love advice in small doses that makes it easy to incorporate positive change on a daily or weekly basis. Read on for tips for outdoorsy women.
We have been adventuring with our son since he was only 6 weeks old and we haven’t stopped yet.
A wise woman once said: “When it comes to skiing, there’s a difference between what you think it’s going to be like, what it’s really like, and what you tell your friends it was like.” She was so right. And, one could argue, the same goes for life. How else is skiing similar to life?
Look, it’s okay to not know what you’re doing sometimes. We all, to some degree, feel uncertain.
Climbing, riding, hiking, or skiing, western Colorado is a family destination. Just take it from the Adventure Moms!
Snowboarder Elena Hight continues to impress in the Super Pipe event and will compete at this week’s 2011 Dew Tour kickoff in Breckenridge, Colorado. Here, she chats with Women’s Adventure about riding, traveling, and competing.
When friends couldn’t join me on an adventure, I finally ventured out solo. And, as usual, I had a marvelous time. The moral of the story: You must seek adventure and then make it happen. Which adventure-finding methods work best for you?
“A person needs at intervals to separate from family and companions and go to new places. One must go without familiars in order to be open to influences, to change.” —Katharine Butler Hathaway
The Outdoor Industries Women’s Coalition (OIWC) is a membership organization whose mission is advocacy, education and resources for women in the outdoor, bike, and snowsports industries. They are currently seeking nominations for two awards that honor female leaders in these industries. Vote by December 15.
Friends don’t let friends get sunburned. Or windburned. So, give the gift of skin protection this season—and treat yourself to a skin-savvy gift too.
To keep the millions of active women informed on the best adventures, travel, gear, news, profiles of cool gals, and more, Women’s Adventure is bringing back print subscriptions.
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