Lori Schneider
Women’s Adventure’s Michelle Theall interviewed mountaineer Lori Schneider, the first woman with Multiple Sclerosis to climb all seven world summits Here is the entire transcript of that interview.
Big Air and New Tricks
Indoor terrain parks like Colorado’s Woodward at Copper can enhance your skiing and snowboarding skills—and set you flying high before the snow flies.
Backcountry Huts
Winter camping can be an investment—in time, equipment, and in the commitment to cold feet. If you’re not in love with the idea of an icy-condensation wake-up call or whiteout-condition cooking, consider holing up in a backcountry hut.
Running with Reindeer
I don’t dare stick my neck out. The wicked threat of being clotheslined by a branch, getting whipped by a spray of pine needles, or falling victim to a full-frontal tree smackdown forces me to keep all limbs tucked in.
Alison’s Adventures: INCANtations
A quick look at the life of Alison Teal Blehert-Koehn is humbling. You probably haven’t heard her name, but if you’ve perused a Patagonia catalog, seen a Teva ad campaign, or picked up National Geographic, you may have seen her.
Ready for Winter
This is the time of year when I try to remember everything I like about winter. I love the snow when it’s still pure and light as powdered sugar, before plows and people have muddied it up. I can spot the neighborhood fox, red coat and black-tipped tail against the white, along with deer, elk, and even black bear before they disappear to hibernate.
