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| Ep. 47 Explore the San Juan Mountains with Meraki Mountain Adventures | Guided Trips near Durango, CO | 24 Sep 2025 | 00:35:41 | |
In this episode of the TripOutside Podcast, we sit down with Colin Courtney, founder of Meraki Mountain Adventures, based in Durango, Colorado. Colin is an incredible guide who creates inclusive outdoor experiences for all ages and abilities, making it easier than ever to connect with nature in the San Juan Mountains. We talk about: Whether you’re planning your first visit to Durango or looking for inspiration for your next adventure, this conversation will give you the beta you need — and maybe even the push to finally book that guided trip. 👉 Learn more about Meraki Mountain Adventures: https://www.meraki-ma.com/ #OutdoorAdventure #DurangoColorado #SanJuanMountains #TripOutsidePodcast | |||
| Ep 46. Wild Rivers of Canada: Rafting the Yukon with Nahanni River Adventures | TripOutside podcast | 01 Apr 2025 | 00:29:22 | |
In this rafting podcast episode, we dive deep into the wild beauty of northern Canada with Joel Hibbard, second-generation river guide and co-owner of Nahanni River Adventures, one of the most respected wilderness outfitters in North America. Joel joins us to talk about what it’s like to grow up guiding rivers in the Yukon, Northwest Territories, and beyond—sharing stories of childhood summers spent paddling canyons, flying into remote bush camps, and learning the rhythms of the land from his family’s legacy. If you’ve ever dreamed of Yukon River rafting or navigating untouched waterways where caribou roam and grizzlies fish for salmon, this is your episode. We explore the incredible variety of guided rafting trips and canoe expeditions Joel and his team lead on some of the most legendary rivers on the continent, including: 🛶 Nahanni River trip – home to Náįlįcho (Virginia Falls), twice the height of Niagara, surrounded by 1,000-meter canyons, hot springs, and Indigenous history. This episode is packed with storytelling and insight for fans of outdoor adventure podcasts, aspiring expedition paddlers, and anyone curious about what goes into leading multi-week trips in some of the most remote wilderness on the planet. We cover: Whether you’re a seasoned paddler or just curious about stepping off the grid, this conversation will give you a deeper appreciation for the wild rivers of Canada’s North—and maybe even inspire your next great adventure. 🎧 Listen now to one of the most inspiring rafting podcast episodes of the year. Keywords: | |||
| Ep 38. Protecting Wild Places and Outdoor Spaces with The Conservation Alliance | 13 Jun 2023 | 00:38:33 | |
What is The Conservation Alliance? How is it funded? The Conservation Alliance was established 34 years ago with the goal of uniting businesses and outdoor communities to support and advocate for the protection of North America's wild places. Founded by industry leaders from renowned outdoor companies like Patagonia, REI, North Face, and Kelty, the organization aimed to increase industry support for conservation by fostering cooperation among competing businesses. Over the years, the Alliance has grown to include 270 member companies from various industries that share the values of protecting wild places.
Can you share some of the conservation work that The Conservation Alliance has done over the years? In its 34-year history, the Conservation Alliance has achieved significant accomplishments with the support of its members. They have collectively contributed over $30 million to grassroots conservation groups, resulting in the protection of more than 82 million acres of wildlands and 3500 miles of rivers. The Alliance has also played a role in removing 37 dams, with plans for one more this year, and designating five marine reserves, as well as acquiring 21 climbing areas. Why is it important to protect wild places and outdoor spaces? There are multiple personal, ecological, and societal reasons for protecting wild places. Personally for Nicole, these spaces are crucial for spiritual, mental, and emotional well-being, offering solitude, challenge, and character-building experiences. Ecologically, wild places contribute to biodiversity and climate resiliency by storing carbon and providing natural buffers against greenhouse gas emissions. Protecting large-scale landscapes can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 30%. Preserving these areas is essential for a healthier future and addressing climate change and biodiversity loss. Additionally, wild places offer economic value through outdoor recreation, stimulating local economies and generating billions in revenue. Ensuring equity and access to these places is important, allowing everyone to enjoy the benefits they offer. As the population grows and more people reside in urban centers, the need to protect and expand these areas becomes even more critical. Outfitters or businesses, please consider joining as a member along with TripOutside. https://conservationalliance.com/join/ Follow their IG for a social feed that will inspire you https://www.instagram.com/conservationalliance/ | |||
| Ep. 36 Advance your mountain biking skills in Southwest Colorado at the Zuma Bike Ranch | 23 Feb 2023 | 00:32:54 | |
Ride bikes, not horses at this new type of Ranch in Southwest Colorado. On this podcast, we are joined by Jake from Zuma Bike Ranch from the southwest corners area of Colorado. They are located on the corner of 3 different cities in the area, Dolores, Mancos, and Cortez Colorado. Jake is a mountain bike instructor for over 5 years and has been coaching with Ninja Mountain Bike Clinics. He has been hooked on working with people on their skill development and is passionate about teaching riders how to be stronger, more confident, and more skilled riders. Jake has created a purpose-built mountain biking-specific property in the area that is dedicated to teaching and coaching mountain biking. The 40-acre property is right next to Phils’s world mountain biking trails and joins the new section of Phil’s world. He has taken time to build features that are great for teaching different skills by taking inspiration from the different areas in the country where he has taught mountain biking. Different areas of the country present with different features that make the trail networks unique like bedrock use or a side of a hillside to make some nice benched-in switchbacks. The first year, he walked the property with his dog and identified all the places where interesting features could be built for teaching. They have camping and trails right on the property for riders to camp and ride right on the property. Find Zuma Bike Ranch on TripOutside Follow them on Instagram | |||
| Ep 35. Defy Expectations with the Amazon Woman. The first woman to kayak the Amazon from source to sea. | 03 Feb 2023 | 00:50:58 | |
Darcy is the author of the book, The Amazon Woman and the co-owner of the Whitewater Kayaking business Smallworldadventures.com How did you get into Whitewater Kayaking and what do you love about it? A college friend invited her to skip the fall semester and go kayaking in Nepal. She was stoked about the adventure and traveling internationally. By going kayaking in Nepal, she was able to get away from the big tourist areas and find remote places to explore and she truly enjoyed that style of expedition traveling and which made her fall in love with kayaking. That's the style of kayaking that has kept Darcy loving whitewater kayaking. She enjoys getting as far off the beaten path as possible and challenging herself while seeing new places. How do you see the big challenges and overcome the obstacles that appear in the big adventures that you take on? The way she has learned to overcome it is by embracing the challenges. Going into these trips with the mindset with the attitude that things are going to wrong. You can hope everything goes well, but the reality is that there are definitely unexpected things that will go wrong. She really believes the stoic philosophy shared in the book, The Obstacle is The Way by Ryan Holiday. She thinks of this phrase often when she finds herself faced with expedition challenges. How did the Amazon trip come about and what was your motivation to join Midge on the trip? The trip came about in an unlikely way by David Midgley, "Midge" a brilliant programmer from London who was having a midlife crisis and thought he was going to waste his life away sitting behind a computer writing code. During this time he started thinking that if he could do one big adventure in his life, he could die a happy man. While he was searching for his adventure, he came across an interesting stat that more people had walked on the moon than descended the Amazon river from source to sea. Everyone who had gone down the river had hiked around the white water, or did it on a raft, or only did certain sections. He decided he wanted to be the first person to whitewater kayak the Amazon river. He reached out to SWA to train him to turn him into an expert whitewater kayaker. After a decade of training, Midge invited Don and Darcy to join him on the trip. Could you share a bit more about the Amazon river trip? What were some of the challenges you had to overcome on the trip and how long did it take? Learn more about the physical, mental, and emotional challenges the group overcame during the 148-day adventure on the show What message do you have for anyone that is feeling external societal pressures and think that the big goals are unachievable for them? When Darcy was younger, she drew a lot of motivation from anger. She would be mad when people told her that she couldn't do something, she wanted to prove them wrong. When she realized that other people are watching her, and that she is inspiring others, she now feels that she draws inspiration from the idea that her actions are inspiring others. Links: Website https://darcygaechter.com/ Order the book, Amazon Woman https://darcygaechter.com/amazon-woman Send Darcy a note if you enjoyed the podcast! https://darcygaechter.com/contact Follow on IG https://www.instagram.com/darcygaechter/ | |||
| Ep. 34: What is Regenerative Tourism? | 20 Sep 2022 | 00:30:32 | |
In this episode, I talked to Stephen Hatfield, the founder of Ptarmigan Collective, which offers regenerative tourism solutions to foster thriving communities and vibrant regional economies. Stephen brings 25 years of experience designing, developing and managing programs and experiences related to regenerative tourism, community engagement, natural and cultural history, environmental stewardship, and outdoor recreation. Regenerative vs. Sustainable Tourism Sustainable tourism has been around for a while and at its core is about mitigate the impact and reduce the harm. Regenerative however takes it even further, and rather of just reducing the impact of the lighter footprint, it's about developing and generating value for communities. Tourism has long provided economic benefits, but those economic benefits can often come with some extractive side effects that over time can turn what was once an incredible place to live, travel and explore into a busy, overcrowded destination for people that call it home and for the people that visit. Regenerative Tourism looks at not just the economic benefits, but also incorporates the wholistic view of social, cultural and environmental needs of the community and visitors. Rather than just starting with the traveler's needs, it starts with the residents, the communities that live there and call it home as they are the natural stewards of the place. It finds ways to find their values and what the values of the place are and developing new systems and ways to travel to these destinations. It started in Europe and New Zealand and has now become a global phenomenon. An example of Regenerative Tourism at work: In Oregon, outfitters worked together with communities and developed regenerative multi-day itineraries where visitors could come to the McKenzie river and do adventures like rafting, mountain biking, day hikes along with opportunities to rebuild trails, plant trees, remove invasive species and other restoration projects. They worked in close partnership with the local dining facilities and supported the overall local community and businesses. We can all begin to think differently about how we travel to new destinations, which destinations we choose and the impact we leave on the towns/cities and wild places with our tourism. If you're an outfitter and would like to develop a Regenerative Tour or Itinerary, we want to hear from you! Reach out at info@tripoutside.com and let's work together to promote Regenerative Outdoor Adventure Tourism. Links: Connect with Stephen Hatfield: Visit https://ptarmigancollective.com/ or email stephen@ptarmigancollective.com | |||
| Ep 33. What is Packrafting? | Benefits of a Packraft, best places Packraft to go and how to get into the sport | 16 May 2022 | 00:29:31 | |
In this episode, I was joined by Marianna Cevallos. Marianna, who is originally from Peru moved to Colorado in 2015 for college and fell in love with the outdoors. She lived in Avon and her friends would participate in a lot of outdoor activities, including floating in the river. Unlike most of her friends, Marianna didn't have a car or enough space to have kayaks or paddleboards and when she came across Pack rafting, she loved the idea of being able to pack the raft in her backpack and take a bus to go join her friends on the adventures. She wanted to solve this pain point for everyone that doesn't have storage or transportation and make the sport more accessible for all so she started her own Packrafting company with her partner Mike, Alluviarafts.com How did packrafting start?
How to get started with Packrafting?
How long does it take to inflate a Packraft? Using the inflation sack, it only takes about 3 minutes to get the Packraft to about 90% inflation and then using your mouth, inflate to 100% with about 30 seconds of blowing. What are your favorite places to go Packrafting?
Leave No Trace tips while Packrafting:
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| Ep 32. Biking in Breckenridge | Explore Breckenridge CO on an E-bike | Mountain biking at Breckenridge Resort and nearby trails | 09 May 2022 | 00:33:54 | |
Outdoor things to do in Breckenridge in the summer:
What's the best time to visit Breckenridge for the summer?
The cycling culture in Breckenridge:
Bike Path / Paved biking in Breckenridge:
Mountain biking in Breckenridge
Breckenridge mountain biking trails
Mountain biking tips in Breckenridge
E-biking Breckenridge
Visiting Breckenridge without renting a car
Links: https://tripoutside.com/s/breckenridge-co/any/ | |||
| Ep. 31 What is Freediving? | With Byron Kay from Kona Freedivers | 02 May 2022 | 00:25:52 | |
Learn to Freedive in Kona Hawaii What is Freediving? Challenges that you'll overcome in the Freediving course:
Most people don't realize how long they can hold their breath. Getting over the urge to breathe is one thing we go over in the course and how to get over the reflex of the urge to breathe. You'll learn to defeat the urge and maximize your ability to hold your breath as long as you can. You can apply the breathing techniques to your yoga, meditation practice, or your everyday life to destress. Freediving Course | What you can expect to learn: Level 1 freediver course is like the foundation of the house. It takes 1.5 days, with about 4 hours in the classroom going over the history, physics, physiology, technology, and the gear. Post lunch, we do practice work in the pool with breathwork and safety work. The next day, we go into the ocean and work up to 20 meters, which is 66 feet. Technique: Freediving is all about using your body in the most effective way and that's what the course is focused on. Safety: most people aren't aware of safety, and how to practice safety, and it is one of the biggest takeaways from taking the courses. It's like climbing, the higher you get the further you have to fall but with freediving, it's the opposite, where the deeper you go, the further you go from the surface and a higher likelihood that you'll run into issues should you push yourself too hard. Gear: Choosing the right gear and how to use it. Leave No Trace and Responsible Recreation: What do we need to know about being good visitors to Hawaii?
Where to find KonaFreedivers: Website / YouTube Freediving movies: My Octopus teacher, The Big Blue | |||
| Ep. 30 Denver Hiking | Hiking in the Rocky Mountains with Robin Behrstock | 22 Apr 2022 | 00:35:46 | |
Hiking in the Rockies Find the full episode show notes on TripOutside.com/podcast Book your Denver Hiking Adventure: https://tripoutside.com/s/denver-co/trekking/ Learn about some great hiking options around Denver
Benefits of getting outdoors and connecting with nature
How we can help save the outdoors
Getting started with an outdoors business
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| EP 29: Paddling | The Great Alabama 650 paddle race | Kayak, Canoe or Paddleboard and compete in this epic paddling race | 21 Jul 2021 | 00:43:59 | |
How many miles do you think you've paddled in your entire life? Is it more or less than 650? | |||
| EP 28: Paddling in Spokane Washington w/ Fun Unlimited | 14 Jul 2021 | 00:25:04 | |
Fun Unlimited is an outfitter based in Post Falls, ID that offers rentals in three major areas: Spokane, Washington and Post Falls / Lake Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Book your next human-powered adventure at TripOutside.com! | |||
| Ep 45. Ryan Van Duzer: Bikepacking and Choosing Adventure Over Comfort | 21 Nov 2024 | 00:37:18 | |
Join us as we chat with adventurer, creator, author and ultra-runner Ryan Van Duzer about the transformative power of human-powered exploration. From bikepacking across countries to running 100-mile races, Ryan shares how slowing down can help us connect deeply with nature, our communities, and ourselves. Discover his journey from Peace Corps volunteer to global storyteller, hear tips for getting started with adventures like bikepacking, and learn how pushing through discomfort can unlock personal growth. Whether you're a seasoned adventurer or just starting out, this episode is packed with inspiration and practical advice to fuel your next journey. Tune in for stories, laughs, and a fresh perspective on what it means to truly live adventurously. | |||
| EP 27: Learn to Mountain Bike in Sedona w/ SMBA and Evan Puglia | 07 Jul 2021 | 00:36:43 | |
Sedona Mountain Bike Academy is an outfitter based in Sedona, AZ that helps mountain bikers become better riders. | |||
| EP 26: Stand up paddle board, snorkel in Hawaii or Alabama with Pure Aloha Adventures | 30 Jun 2021 | 00:21:21 | |
Pure Aloha Adventures was founded in 2014 and is a locally owned, woman-owned, and woman-ran small business in beautiful Honolulu, Hawaii! | |||
| EP 25: Raft the Arkansas River in Salida, CO with Dvorak Expeditions | 16 Jun 2021 | 00:38:45 | |
8-day classical music rafting trips, climbing 14ers, and lobbying for wildlife conservation. Book your next human-powered adventure at tripoutside.com | |||
| EP 24: Adventure Explorations with Cody Meassick | 09 Jun 2021 | 00:33:19 | |
Founded in March of 2020, Adventure Explorations is an outfitter based in Boiling Springs, Pennsylvania. Climbing, hiking, and kayaking are just a few of the things that they do. In addition to these smaller adventures, they offer fully customizable trips into the wilderness in and around Pennslyvania. Cody and Chris's purpose at Adventure Explorations is to be the bridge between people’s discovery of their potential, their possibilities, and choices, and the freedom it creates. All that they are and do is devoted to building this connection. We hope that you enjoy the conversation as much as we did and if you find yourself in the Northeast, check out Adventure Explorations for a wilderness adventure. Segments from this episode: 00:00 - Intro 04:00 - Starting an outfitter during the pandemic 7:37 - The benefits of being in the outdoors 17:00 - Kayaking in Pennsylvania 20:20 - The types of trips that Adventure Explorations offers 26:30 - The top outdoor things to do in Pennsylvania Book your next human-powered adventure online at https://www.tripoutside.com/ | |||
| EP 23: Laguna Ethos with Justin Behrenden | 02 Jun 2021 | 00:34:06 | |
Fall in love with Laguna and the marine reserve with Justin from Laguna Ethos. In this episode, Justin shares his passion for the wildlife below the water and how they're helping spread the stoke in the world by taking people out on kayak trips, surf lessons, and hiking trips. Segments from this episode: 00:00 - Intro 4:02 - How Laguna Beach is Being Preserved 9:00 - The Tours Laguna Ethos Offers 13:07 - Other Things to Do in Laguna Beach 15:20 - What It’s Like Starting an Outfitter During the Pandemic 18:45 - Sea Lions in Laguna Beach 20:45 - How to Get Into Free Diving 23:47 - Running an Outdoor Business 28:15 - What Justin Does for Fun in Laguna Beach Book your next human-powered adventure at TripOutside.com | |||
| EP 22: The Blue Mountains Trail Project with Jared Kennedy | 28 Apr 2021 | 00:38:32 | |
The next stop on our virtual adventure was in Oregon with Jared Kennedy from The Blue Mountains Trail Project. Jared Kennedy co-founded a company called The Outdoor Project in 2012 and built the company to be a global brand offering resources and travel guides for over 8,000 locations across the globe. In the last year, the company was acquired and since August of 2020, Jared has been the project lead for The Blue Mountains Trail Project. His thoughts on tech-enabled conservation and connecting communities make this episode definitely worth a listen. -- Segments from the episode: 00:00 - Intro 4:10 - The Origins of the Blue Mountains Trail Project 8:15 - The Founding of the Outdoor Project 11:10 - Challenges of Maintaining Trails 15:10 - How technology can help protect wildlife 20:45 - Current status of the Blue Mountains Trail 25:00 - Hells Canyon National Recreation Area 26:11 - When can people start hiking the Blue Mountains Trail? 30:02 - How to get started with backpacking -- To learn more about the Blue Mountain Trail Project, check out their website here: https://www.hellscanyon.org/ To register for the hellraiser, you can do so here: https://www.hellscanyon.org//hellraiser -- Here are a few of the other organizations that are supporting The Blue Mountains Trail Project... Oregon Natural Dessert Association - https://onda.org/ Six Moon Designs - https://www.sixmoondesigns.com/ Travel Oregon - https://traveloregon.com/ | |||
| EP 21: Adventures in Crested Butte, CO w/ the Burton's from Wheelies and Waves Adventure Co. | 21 Apr 2021 | 00:33:47 | |
The next stop on our virtual adventure was in Crested Butte, CO with the Burton's from Wheelies and Waves Adventure Co. With a love of everything warm and water sports-related and a desire to live in this beautiful mountain town, CB SUP (Courtney and Braden Stand Up Paddle) was born in 2015 to make it easier for people to find their beach in their high mountain paradise. As they continued to expand, they realized they had so much more to offer than just paddleboards, and are constantly working on spreading their conscious business efforts e-biking and even across the globe to be able to help more people enjoy the outdoors.
Segments from the episode: 00:00 - Intro 05:45 - Pro tips for visiting Crested Butte 6:45 - Starting an outfitter business 10:15 - Best places to paddle in Crested Butte 14:45 - Hot springs near Crested Butte? 16:00 - What Wheelies and Waves offers for adventures 21:30 - What the Burton’s like to do in their free time 24:20 - Planning for the 2021 Season 26:00 - What to be mindful of when visiting Crested Butte 29:45 - The importance of conservation To book your next human-powered adventure visit us here: https://www.tripoutside.com/crested-butte-co/ | |||
| EP 20: SUP Yoga in Hawaii w/ Kelsey Moore from Yoga Floats | 14 Apr 2021 | 00:32:24 | |
The next stop on our virtual adventure was in Oahu, Hawaii with Kelsey Moore from Yoga Floats. Yoga Floats came about out of the desire to enjoy the breathtaking beauty and serenity of Oahu, Hawaii. An avid yogi and enthusiastic paddler, Kelsey, the founder of Yoga Floats, wanted to find a way to combine the deep sense of peace she found through yoga with the inspiring and uplifting feeling of being on the ocean. They take daily yoga trips out into the Pacific Ocean to help others find their inner peace in one of the most beautiful places on Earth. Segments from the episode: 00:00 - Intro 00:45 - Getting into SUP Yoga 05:00 - The steps leading up to launching Yoga Floats 08:30 - What it’s like to do SUP Yoga and best practices 13:30 - What guests need to bring for a SUP Yoga lesson 15:30 - Things to do in Hawaii 22:30 - Pros and cons of being in the outdoor industry 28:00 - Living in Hawaii during COVID To book your next human-powered adventure visit us here: https://www.tripoutside.com/honolulu-hi-sup-yoga-lessons-yoga-floats/ | |||
| EP 19: Underwater Tours in Puerto Rico w/ Brenda from Rincon Diving & Snorkeling | 07 Apr 2021 | 00:43:00 | |
The next stop on our virtual adventure was in Rincon, Puerto Rico with Brenda Cerezo from Rincon Diving & Snorkeling. Brenda left her career as a paralegal to open up a diving and snorkeling school in Puerto Rico and hasn't looked back. Since 2013 she and the team at Rincon Diving & Snorkeling have had over 3000 happy guests join them on underwater adventures. Have you ever been on an underwater adventure? Segments from the episode: 00:27 - Intro 2:57 - What it’s like to drive in Puerto Rico 4:27 - What most people do when they visit PR 6:35 - Why most people visit Rincon 7:27 - Best time to visit Rincon 9:30 - Coral Reefs in Rincon 14:55 - Using Underwater Scooters 16:25 - Why Brenda opened her Rincon Diving & Snorkeling 19:10 - FAQ’s about Scuba Diving 24:45 - Costs for scuba courses 31:55 - Brenda’s favorite dives from throughout the years 37:55 - Reet’s favorite human-powered adventures 41:00 - Wildlife species that are disappearing underwater To book your next human-powered adventure visit us here: https://www.tripoutside.com/rincon-pr-diving-snorkeling-tours-lessons-rincon-diving/ | |||
| EP 18: Kayaking in Miami with Brooke and Santi from Clear View Kayaks | 01 Apr 2021 | 00:36:53 | |
The next stop on our virtual adventure was in Miami, Florida with the "Island Guys" from Clear View Kayaks. There is more to Miami than just the partying. Brooke and Santi thought so as well and decided to pursue their passions and start exploring the canals, the backwaters and the islands around South Florida. They love taking visitors and locals out to explore the hidden gems of Miami by water on clear view kayaks by day and night, and have their own unique mix of outdoors and exploration. They're innovators who enjoy creating fun new outdoor activities while preserving nature. Fun fact: Clear View Kayaks is the only kayaking company to be acknowledged by the Miami Biscayne Bay Aquatic Preserves Adopt-An-Island program. They contracted the "Island Guys" to maintain & cleanup the island. Segments from the episode: 00:00 - Intro 1:30 - How Clear View Kayaks got started 8:45 - What people miss when visiting Miami 10:25 - Exploring the waterways of Downtown Miami 11:45 - Costs for tours and rentals in Miami 14:40 - Other outdoor things to do in Miami 19:00 - Kite surfing near South Beach 20:30 - Clear View’s busiest time of year 21:55 - How they adopted an island 26:00 - The importance of human-powered activities 32:00 - Embracing Nature To book your next human-powered adventure visit us here: https://www.tripoutside.com/s/miami-fl/any/ | |||
| Ep. 44 Nevada Bikepacking Tours for Conservation | 18 Oct 2024 | 00:31:17 | |
Guest: Episode Summary: Key Topics:
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Call to Action: If you’re passionate about the outdoors and want to combine adventure with conservation, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration. Join Kurstin on one of his bikepacking tours or support the Friends of the Black Rock High Rock to help protect Nevada’s incredible public lands. | |||
| EP 17: Explore Taos Ski Valley Resort in New Mexico with CEO David Norden | 24 Mar 2021 | 00:42:40 | |
The next stop on our virtual adventure was in Taos Ski Valley, New Mexico to visit David Norden, the CEO of Taos Ski Valley. We caught up with David and learned about what makes Taos a unique ski resort and what it means to be a B-Corp ski resort. We were delighted to learn about the initiatives that Taos is leading to be a great organization for its staff, the environment, and for the skiers and snowboarders. Taos is also doing a lot of work with their ski school to help the beginners get into the sport and enjoy their time on the mountain as much as possible. Did you know that there are over 65 departments that come together to make a great day at the resort possible? From snowmaking, lift operation, lessons, rentals, retail, ski patrol, hotel, restaurants, maintenance.... the list goes on! Segments from the episode: 00:00 - Intro 4:25 - Taos Ski Valley’s History 9:20 - What Taos Ski Valley does with their B-Corp Status 16:10 - Taos Ski Valley’s Ski School 22:00 - Why Ski School is important 26:00 - How David ended up running a ski resort 30:30 - What does it take to operate a ski resort? 34:25 - The culture in Taos Ski Valley 36:52 - What’s in the works in Taos Ski Valley in the next few years? To listen to today's full episode or book your next human-powered winter adventure visit us here: https://www.tripoutside.com/winter-sports/ | |||
| EP 16: Orlando, FL | Paddling w/ Greg Pflug | 17 Mar 2021 | 00:36:30 | |
The next stop on our virtual adventure was in Orlando, Florida to visit Greg Pflug, the Owner of Adventures in Florida, Wekiva Outfitters, and Econ Outfitters. One of the most passionate adventurers we've met, Greg has been actively exploring the great outdoors since he left college in the early '90s to hike the Appalachian Trail. These days he spends most of his time guiding tours and exploring the waterways of Florida and around the world. Segments from the episode: 0:00 - Intro 2:00 - What's the most popular tour they offer in Florida? 3:45 - What causes bioluminescence? 4:30 - When's the best time to experience bioluminescence in Florida? 6:45 - What to do while paddling with manatees 12:00 - Should you be worried about alligators? 13:10 - Greg's favorite expedition trips 18:00 - How to book a trip with them while in Orlando 20:40 - How did Greg get into paddling and running an outfitter? 25:34 - Advice for anyone interested in starting an outfitter business 26:50 - Working with the county to start an outfitting business 30:00 - Responsible recreation when padding 34:00 - What's so special about paddling sports? To listen to today's full episode or book your next human-powered trip in Florida, visit us at https://www.tripoutside.com/orlando-fl/ | |||
| EP 15: Rim Tours Mountain Bike Adventures in Moab | 12 Mar 2021 | 00:53:50 | |
Our journies in Moab continue. This time we dive into one of our other favorite adventures - mountain biking. Today, we spoke with Kirstin Peterson at Rim Tours to talk about the history of mountain biking in Moab and the different adventure opportunities there are in the area. In addition to our conversation about the different tours they offer and her love of mountain biking, we chatted about some of the craziest stories she's experienced as a guide. Segments from the episode: 0:00 - Intro 0:05 - When did Rim Tours start? 4:15 - How far does Kirstin ride per year? 14:23 - What are some of Kirstin's personal favorite tours? 24:45 - What did the early days of mountain biking in Moab look like? 31:20 - How to book a tour with Rim Tours... 36:00 - Memorable stories from the days before cell phones and GPS 43:25 - Level of experience required to take tours with Rim Tours in Moab 49:00 - Kirstin's favorite things about mountain biking To book your next human-powered bike trip in Moab, visit us at https://www.tripoutside.com/s/moab-ut/mountain-bike/ | |||
| EP 14: Canyoneering and Pack-rafting in Moab with Desert Highlights | 04 Mar 2021 | 00:41:21 | |
Have you ever been to Moab? Have you ever gone canyoneering? Today, we chatted with Melissa and Herb Crimp from Desert Highlights to talk about their stories canyoneering in and around Moab. In addition to our conversation about the different tours they offer and their leave no trace mentality we talked about some of the other unique experiences that you can be a part of in Moab. Segments from the episode: 0:00 - Intro 1:40 - Canyoneering in Moab and Outfitters 5:12 - Flying over Moab to find new routes 6:30 - Leave no trace approach and ghosting canyons 9:13 - Understanding Cryptobiotic Soil in the desert 12:50 - The Different Adventures to experience in Moab 22:25 - How inflatable kayaks compare to kayaks and pack rafts 25:30 - What to do in Moab on a weekend trip 31:45 - Desert Highlights Open Season 32:25 - Other areas to visit near Moab 35:00 - How Melissa and Herb Met Link to Alpacka Raft: https://www.alpackaraft.com Book your next human-powered adventure in Moab here: https://www.tripoutside.com/moab-ut-canyoneer-climb-packraft-desert-highlights/ | |||
| EP 13: Wild Louisiana Tours | 24 Feb 2021 | 00:27:27 | |
Take a kayak rental or tour through the historic Manchac Swamp just 30 Minutes from New Orleans. Today, we chatted with Josh Hermann, the Owner and Tour Guide for Wild Louisiana Tours about the beauty that is the Manchac Swamp. In addition to our conversation about the swamp tours, we talked about photography and the unique photography training sessions that Wild Louisiana Tours offers. Segments from the episode: - 8:25 Overcoming the fear of alligators - 11:00 Best time of year to visit Louisiana - 1:10 Photo excursions in the swamp with Wild Louisiana Tours - 16:00 Photography tips for beginner Kayak Photographers - 21:40 What we can do to protect the swamps of Louisiana - 26:30 Voting with dollars to fund things you're passionate about -- To book your next human-powered adventure, visit us at tripoutside.com | |||
| EP 12: Burn and Earn Calories with Buffalo Bike Tours | 17 Feb 2021 | 00:37:33 | |
Based in Buffalo, New York, Buffalo Bike Tours gives you the opportunity to see all aspects of the city while burning and earning calories along the way. Travel via bike through historic Buffalo New York and explore all of the local food places and culture that Buffalo has to offer. Known across the united states for their Buffalo chicken wings, Buffalo shares many more rich cultural aspects and is a great place to explore. Thanks again to Marc Moscato for joining me and sharing more about Buffalo Bike Tours. The story of John Young, the Original King of Buffalo Wings 04:20 Combining your passions and your life with your business 07:28 How did you get start running the tours? 11:00 Bringing exciting new entertainment tours to Buffalo 17:03 What are some fun things to do around Buffalo? 20:25 What’s the best time to visit Buffalo? 21:00 What are some of the tours that you offer? 23:20 The story of John Young, the Original King of Buffalo Wings To book your next human-powered adventure in Buffalo, visit us at TripOutside.com | |||
| EP 11: Take a wildlife safari and see Dolphins with Charleston SUP Safaris | 10 Feb 2021 | 00:39:11 | |
Take an eco-tour or SUP Safari in Folly Beach on your next visit to the Charleston, SC area. Today, we chatted with Jon about the safaris that offer dolphin viewing in their natural habitat. I had a pleasure chatting with Jon about his personal journey and what led him to start the company as well as his draw to the southeast after traveling the world and visiting 38 countries. I hope that you enjoy this episode as much as I did and take a trip to Folly Beach soon! Fun facts from the episode: - The Folly Beach area is one of the most biodiverse wildlife areas in the world - Dolphins live in pods and the adults have to leave the pod and find one of their own after they are 2 years old 0:23 How'd you get into paddling and paddle surfing? 07:56 How did you start Charleston SUP Safari? 11:00 What are some of the tours that you offer? What makes it a Safari? 15:15 More on the Dolphins, their family and pod structure 19:25 How the community outreach program helps the children in the area find a passion for nature 22:36 How Y2O (Youth 2 Ocean) is helping kids get outdoors 24:25 How getting out in nature has an impact on kids 27:45 How do SUP lessons work and getting started with SUPing? 31:00 How hard is Paddle Surfing to start as a sport? 34:00 What are some other fun things to do in Folly Beach? Please consider donating to Y20 to help kids get outdoors: http://www.y2o.org/ To book your next human-powered adventure, visit us at https://www.tripoutside.com/s/charleston-sc/any/ | |||
| EP 10: How to select skis and snowboards. Should you buy or rent? Find out with Colin from Black Tie Skis - Mammoth | 03 Feb 2021 | 00:36:20 | |
Choosing the right skis or snowboard as a first-time buyer can be overwhelming, so we sat down to chat with the experts at Black Tie Skis - Mammoth. Colin explains the decisions that go into picking out the right skis based on height, weight, snow conditions, and style. We also talk about whether you should rent or buy and what you should buy (boots) vs. rent. I hope that you find this conversation as helpful as I did. We got to learn so much about gear selection and the amount of work that goes behind the scenes of getting us on the mountain. Welcome Colin from Black Tie Ski Rental Mammoth 0:48 Is Mammoth Mountain open for skiing for the 2021 season and what are the COVID restrictions? 04:10 What should you consider before booking a ski trip to Mammoth in 2021? 06:00 How to decide what type of skis or snowboard to buy or rent? 08:50 The importance of boot fitting 11:00 How does the style of skiing impact the ski and snowboard selection? 16:00 What are the factors to consider when buying or renting a snowboard? 18:25 What goes into Black Tie Ski Rental on the backend to get you the perfect ski fitting 21:26 What's a good time to buy used or demo skis? 23:00 Renting skis vs. buying? How many days do you need to ski to make a good ROI on the ski purchase? 25:40 Benefits and reasons to buy your boots 26:40 FAQs on ski rental delivery 28:30 What do you love about Mammoth Mountain? 32:29 What do you love about the town of Mammoth? We also chat about Mammoth Mountain and what makes it an amazing ski destination that needs to get added to your "must ride" list. To book your Mammoth Ski Rental, check out Black Tie Ski Mammoth. They offer an exclusive 10% off discount to Trip Outside members. | |||
| EP 9: Explore the Mendenhall Glacier in Alaska | 27 Jan 2021 | 00:23:06 | |
The Mendenhall Glacier in Juneau Alaska is one of the most magical places in Alaska and Liquid Alaska Tours provides human-powered adventures that get you up close and personal with the glacier. You get to canoe to the glacier and then hike and climb on top of it. If you're lucky and the conditions are perfect, you can explore the ice caves that get created naturally in the glacier. Here is a reason to skip the helicopter tour and paddle across a beautiful lake, reduce your environmental impact and save the glaciers for future generations to come. Chapters 0:00 Intro 00:25 How did Liquid Alaska Tours start? 01:35 What are some of the tours that you offer at the Mendenhall Glacier in Alaska? 03:45 Learn about the Ice Caves on the Mendenhall Glacier 06:00 What is the wildlife like around Juneau? 08:45 What are the popular places to visit in Alaska? Summer vs. winter 11:35 When do the Mendenhall Glacier Tours start for the season? 12:45 What is the town of Juneau like? How many people get to be on the glacier? 17:35 What is it like to run a tour company? -- To fuel your next human-powered adventure visit us at TripOutside.com | |||
| EP 8: Paddle through Mangroves near Naples Florida | 20 Jan 2021 | 00:22:23 | |
Paddle through mangroves on the wild side of Florida. See manatees, alligators, turtles, dolphins and more on an eco-tour with Nauti Exposures. This beginner-friendly tour will allow you to see how diverse the wildlife in Florida is. Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:39 What led you to start Nauti Exposures? What do you get to see in the Naples, FL area? 02:20 What are some animals and birds that you can expect to see on an eco-tour? 03:55 Where are the mangroves located in South West Florida? 05:05 What is it like to paddle with Alligators? 09:00 What's the best time to visit to see Manatees? 10:45 What are the different sides to the Everglades National Park? 11:55 Learn about the photography tours of Nauti Exposures 13:10 What is it like to start an outdoor business and how did it do during the pandemic? 16:00 Can anyone take a kayaking tour or is there experience needed? 17:20 Why is kayaking a great sport and activity? Book your paddle experience in Naples, FL | |||
| Ep 43. Chilling with Marine Life: Cold Water Snorkeling in Alaska | 08 May 2024 | 00:22:38 | |
In this episode, Reet interviews Fred Drake, founder of Snorkel Alaska, about the unique experience of snorkeling in a cold water environment like Ketchikan, compared to the tropical locations that we often associate with snorkeling. What Makes Alaska Snorkeling Unique? - Thick 7mm wetsuits, hoods, boots, and gloves keep you warm despite cold waters reaching 65F in summer - Abundant marine life - fish, kelp, plants, invertebrates like sea stars, urchins, cucumbers - See wildlife like wolf eels, sea lions, otters, whales (orcas, humpbacks) up close - Steep underwater rock walls and ability to free dive down 100ft walls right off shore Tour season for snorkeling in Alaska is May to September, coinciding with cruise ship arrivals. You'll find the warmest water June through August, while April, May, September tend to have clearest water visibility. While the cruise ship industry is crucial for bringing tourism to the area, Fred and his company are keenly aware of the environmental impacts. Their tours start directly on the beach, limiting local boat traffic, and they educate guests about the sustainability of marine life in the area. Ketchikan is a beautiful area for an extended visit, with abundant opportunity for activities like hiking, fishing, camping, kayaking, mountain biking, and kiteboarding. Tune in now to learn more and immerse yourself in the unique world of snorkeling in the glacial waters of Alaska. Resources Mentioned: Snorkel Alaska | |||
| EP 7: Learn to surf in Santa Barbara | 13 Jan 2021 | 00:36:24 | |
Surfing can be a very challenging and scary sport to get into, but the rewards that it offers are truly worth giving it a shot. Take the stress out of learning surfing and try a lesson with iSurf. This conversation was more than just surfing. It was about trying hard things, things that are not going to be easy to master right away, and not always a 100% guarantee of a good time. But, these hard things teach us more about ourselves and can provide so much value to our life like finding a state of presence, being patient, and helping us find calm in our daily lives. We absolutely love what iSurf is doing to help support women with their non-profit organization. I hope that this conversation inspires you to go out and try hard things, whether it is surfing or another activity. Find yourself overcoming your fears and gaining confidence in the process. Chapters 0:00 intro 0:40 What is iSurf school? Do you offer rentals and lessons? SUP tours? 05:00 What are the benefits of a surfing membership? 06:45 What are some of the factors when getting started with Surfing? 10:05 How many lessons do you need before you can start surfing? 12:30 What is the hardest thing about surfing? 14:20 How has surfing helped you in your life outside of surfing? 16:40 What keeps people from trying surfing and common fears? 18:25 What are some things that people end up loving after they get over their fears? 19:40 What are some reasons to love surfing? 29:00 What is the checklist for getting into surfing and how much does it cost? 33:44 What is the best time to visit Santa Barbara and try surfing? Book your surfing lesson, SUP tour, and more in Santa Barbara https://www.tripoutside.com/s/santa-barbara-ca/any/ | |||
| EP 6: Recreation and conservation - How outdoor recreationalists can work to protect wild places and protect wildlife for generations to come | 06 Jan 2021 | 00:45:30 | |
The biggest threat to wildlife is trophy hunting and Wyoming Wildlife Advocates are doing amazing work to raise awareness of this issue and help save and protect the Grizzlies, Wolves and Elk populations for generations to come. We also talk about how outdoor recreationalists can work to save wildlife. A discussion that forces us to look inside and ask if we want to save wild places and their amazing inhabitants for future generations and how our outdoor recreation hobbies impact their lives and their habitats. Let's work together to minimize an impact, coexist, and #RecreateResponsibly -- To fuel your next human-powered adventure, visit us at TripOutside.com | |||
| EP 5: Canoe, camp, hike, portage, repeat: find yourself in the subtle beauty of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area, MN with Steve Piragis | 30 Dec 2020 | 00:46:34 | |
Plug-in to unplug. This episode captures the tagline of the podcast. Did you know that the Boundary Waters Canoe Area in MN expands over a million acres and over 2 million acres when combined with the Quetico Provincial Park in Canada, making it one of the largest wilderness areas and the most visited? There are over 1200 miles of canoe routes, over 2000 campsites spread over 1 million acres of wilderness. In this episode, we chat with Steve Piragis, who moved to the small recreation town of Ely, MN in the 70s on a research project and has spent over 40 years guiding and helping people explore the Boundary Waters Canoe Area. We chat about so many things including: - what makes the Boundary Waters unique compared to other wilderness areas or backpacking trips - what the best times to visit are, learn the permitting process - what to bring and what you can rent - how has the wilderness area changed over the last 40 years and what it was like to take a canoe trip in the 70s and 80s There is so much to see and explore in the BWCA, we hope that you find inspiration in this episode to take a trip up to the glacial lakes of Minnesota and feel the beauty of this wilderness first hand. To get ready for your trip to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area visit us at TripOutside.com | |||
| EP 4: Explore New Mexico with MST Adventures | 17 Dec 2020 | 00:46:52 | |
In this episode, we chat with Corey from MST adventures and learn about the hidden gems of New Mexico, the land of enchantment. Places to visit and things to do in New Mexico Sandia Mountain Recreation Chaco Bandelier National Monument Via Caldera National Preserve San Antonio hot springs Wheeler Peak Wilderness Area Gila National Forest and Gila Wilderness Things to do: Paddleboarding the Rio Grande and seeing the balloon festival Snowshoeing (sometimes to visit hike in hot springs) Backpacking around Wheeler Peak Wilderness Area Exploring the small towns and wilderness areas | |||
| EP 3: Canyoneering, climbing and exploring the hidden adventures of Zion National Park | 09 Dec 2020 | 00:39:37 | |
In this episode, we explore the off the beaten path areas in Zion National Park with Zion Rock and Mountain guides and talk about Canyoneering, rock climbing, and finding the hidden gems in and around the park. Book your canyoneering, climbing or hiking adventure Learn about protecting and preserving Zion National Park, about Graphene, the Human Condition, and much more from Larry, the Wizard. | |||
| EP 2: Exploring Pagosa Springs CO with Pagosa Mtn Sports | 24 Nov 2020 | 00:37:43 | |
Explore the hidden gem of Colorado, Pagosa Springs and the amazing summer and winter activities that surround you. Amanda from Pagosa Mountain Sports shares her favorite areas and road trip itineraries. | |||
| EP 1: Ski Rental Delivery with Black Tie Skis | 24 Nov 2020 | 00:44:29 | |
Not wanting to wait in line never goes in or out of style, it’s a pain point that is always there with someone's vacation. | |||
| Introducing: The TripOutside Podcast | 21 Nov 2020 | 00:01:33 | |
The TripOutside podcast offers Inspiring interviews for those who love exploring new places, human-powered adventures, and the outdoors. Host and co-founder Reet Singh interviews world-class guides, outdoor industry experts, and entrepreneurs about outdoor places and activities. Human-powered experiences can lead to the highest level of self-realization of what our minds and bodies are capable of achieving. -- Check out our website here: https://www.tripoutside.com/ Follow me on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reet-singh-8874a717/ | |||
| Ep 42. Scaling Arizona's Rugged Outdoors with Canyoneering and Rock Climbing Guides | 13 Mar 2024 | 00:33:36 | |
Reet talks with Jayci Ferrimani, founder of Arizona Climbing Guides and AMGA Certified Rock Guide, about the vast array of outdoor adventures available in southern Arizona. Jayci shares his journey from growing up exploring the mountains of Colorado to becoming a professional rock climbing and canyoneering guide. They discuss the underrated and surprisingly rugged wilderness found in Arizona's mountains, canyons, and deserts. Jayci highlights how despite its desert reputation, Arizona is teeming with untapped outdoor treasures waiting to be explored. The conversation dives into the various trips offered by Arizona Climbing Guides: Canyoneering Tours: - Tanque Verde Canyon - half-day with 3 rappels up to 90 feet - Seven Cataracts/Willow Canyon - full day, 5 rappels up to 200 feet Rock Climbing Areas: - Cochise Stronghold - granite domes, moderate to hard routes - Mount Lemmon - year-round sport and trad climbing at 2,000-9,000 feet - Queen Creek - popular sport crag near Phoenix - McDowell Mountain Preserve - adventurous trad climbing near Scottsdale JC also provides an overview of the three main rock climbing disciplines: - Bouldering - Sport Climbing - Traditional (Trad) Climbing He offers advice for beginners looking to transition from indoor climbing to roping up outside, emphasizing the low-consequence way to start with top-roping. Jayci and Reet chat about the unique advantages of Tucson - a city surrounded by a multitude of outdoor playgrounds, allowing visitors to combine urban amenities with morning canyoneering, afternoon hiking, and evening breweries all in one day. JC also highlights other local activities like mountain biking and backpacking right from Tucson's doorstep. Throughout the show, Jayci shares his profound passion for exploring Arizona's wilderness and connecting others to the thrill of adventuring in these rugged landscapes. The episode provides inspiration for visitors and locals alike to get out and experience Arizona's great outdoors. Resources Mentioned: | |||
| Ep 41. Exploring the Sierras in Style with Trek Sierra’s Elizabeth Biron | 07 Mar 2024 | 00:36:02 | |
In this episode, we interview Elizabeth Biron the owner and founder of Trek Sierra, a premium backpacking guide company based in Mammoth Lakes, California. Elizabeth shares her journey from starting as a sport climber and backpacker on the East Coast to making Mammoth her permanent home and launching Trek Sierra. She discusses the unique aspects of Trek Sierra, including the use of ultralight gear, through hike support, and themed treks like art classes and stargazing experiences. Elizabeth also highlights the custom training plans and coaching support offered to help clients prepare for their treks.Key Topics:- Elizabeth's background and how she got into the outdoor industry- The philosophy and unique offerings of Trek Sierra- Popular treks like the John Muir Trail, Yosemite summits, and Mount Whitney- Living an outdoor lifestyle in Mammoth Lakes- Leave No Trace practices and responsible recreation in the Sierras- The personal impact of spending time in the wilderness- Raising awareness about underpaid guides in the industryThis insightful interview with Elizabeth provides a fascinating look into the world of guided backpacking adventures and Trek Sierra's mission to elevate both the client experience and the guiding profession.Links:- Trek Sierra (https://treksierraadventures.com/)- Leave No Trace principles (https://tripoutside.com/leave-no-trace-outdoor-recreation/)- AMGA (American Mountain Guides Association) (https://amga.com/) | |||
| Ep 40. Chase powder with OpenSnow for your next ski trip | 21 Dec 2023 | 00:27:14 | |
In this podcast interview with Joel Gratz from Open Snow, we dig into his journey and expertise in snow forecasting. We discuss the unique challenges in predicting snow conditions, emphasizing the unpredictability and joy of chasing powder. Joel and his team nerd on mountain weather to bring their app users the highest quality of snow forecasts that are built into the app and also have a human reporting element layered on top. I learned so much during this chat! Things like:
Whether you like to geek out on weather or just want to find the best option for skiing, I think you'll love this podcast. | |||
| Ep 39. Bellingham Washington Mountain Biking | 15 Sep 2023 | 00:26:21 | |
Exploring Bellingham: A Mountain Biker's Paradise In Conversation with Ike Bancroft of Dig Deep Mountain Biking Tours Introduction Nestled in the heart of the Pacific Northwest, Bellingham, Washington, is an outdoor enthusiast's dream come true. With its lush forests, stunning bay, and rugged mountains, it's no wonder that Ike Bancroft, owner of Dig Deep Mountain Biking Tours, chose this picturesque town as the backdrop for his mountain biking adventures. From Boston to Bellingham: Ike's Journey Ike Bancroft, originally from Boston, Massachusetts, found his love for mountain biking in the hills of Vermont. However, it was a brief stint in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, at the age of 18, that fueled his passion. Ike's days were spent shuttling up and down the pass trails, hitchhiking with his downhill bike in tow. At 21, he moved to Bellingham to attend Western Washington University. The allure of outdoor pursuits drew him to this vibrant town. But it wasn't until later, in 2019, that he decided to establish Dig Deep Mountain Biking Tours. COVID-19 momentarily halted his plans, but in 2021, the venture finally took off to an enthusiastic reception. Bellingham's Mountain Biking Paradise Bellingham offers an array of mountain biking experiences, and Ike is the perfect guide to navigate this mountain biking paradise.
Beyond Mountain Biking: Exploring Bellingham While mountain biking is a central activity, Bellingham has much more to offer. Ike recommends exploring the stunning bay, which sets Bellingham apart from many outdoor towns. Rocky sandstone beaches, sandstone cliffs, and ocean views are perfect for unwinding after a ride. Water activities abound, from kayaking to stand-up paddleboarding and even sailing. Don't miss the chance to embark on a whale-watching trip; the local orca pods make it a memorable experience. For a complete Bellingham adventure, consider hiking in the craggy mountains, especially during the summer months. Ptarmigan Ridge, starting at Artist Point, is a popular choice. And of course, make time for the local breweries and entertainment options, which add a delightful dimension to your visit. Responsible Outdoor Recreation in Bellingham Visiting Bellingham comes with a responsibility to preserve its natural beauty. Ike emphasizes that it's essential to be mindful of the impact visitors can have on this pristine environment.
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| E. 37 Julie and Reet Travels - Mammoth Lakes 2022 | 02 Jul 2023 | 00:41:33 | |
This one is from the archives, we wanted to share our favorite places to visit, eat, and grab a coffee or a beer near Mammoth Lakes California. We hope that you like this behind-the-scenes podcast of our travels in our RV.
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