Active Advocacy
Being an active woman has its perks. Most of us will take any excuse to get outside, but knowing others are counting on you is extra motivating.
Traveling to Teach
Helen Thayer explores all corners of the globe to experience its cultures and share them with others.
Being a Wild Thing
Kasha Rigby has been skiing for 30 years and travels the world to find new wild places.
You’re never to young for adventure
Ultra-endurance runner, Helen Cospolich and musher, Emily Ross interviewed by Women’s Adventure Magazine
Meet Bev Sanders
In 1997, Bev Sanders realized she was learning to surf the hard way—bobbing in the shore-pound, on the wrong board, all alone.
Chicks on Bikes Radio
Women’s Adventure magazine interviews April Lemy, founder of Chicks on Bikes Radio.
One Woman, 70 Days, A Record-Setting Trek
British explorer Felicity Aston sees exploration as more than just a chance to discover new heights and new sites. And this perspective recently carried her across Antarctica—alone.
Dream Job: CEO at Backcountry.com
In 2004, Jill Layfield took a marketing job at Backcountry.com. Since her arrival, she has helped the online outdoor retailer grow from 215,000 to 2.6 million orders of gear shipped per year. This year, she was named as the company’s new CEO. And while her new duties are keeping her busy, this wife and mother of two won’t let anything slow her down.
Carrie Cooper on Living Gracefully Through Transitions
I believe that life is about living gracefully through the transitions. I have climbed the world over for the last 10 years and developed a keen sense of my body and its strengths. As a healthy expectant mother I continued to listen to the needs of my body. I hope you enjoy this video.
Roar: The Deep Blue Sea
Plastic pollution in the ocean is infiltrating the food chain and that scares Anna Cummins, co-founder of the 5 Gyres Institute, to death—or at least into action






