Kula Cloth
Adventure Sports Journal » Backpacking & Hiking
by ASJ Staff
3M ago
Gift Giving Idea: Kula Cloth Kula Cloth® is the first of its kind — an antimicrobial pee cloth for all the places you “go.” No more drip drying or … The post Kula Cloth appeared first on Adventure Sports Journal ..read more
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Running Tour of Santa Cruz
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by Ella Suring
3M ago
California Long Run Training and Fueling Starting out a Sunday morning with a 20 mile long run takes a lot of preparation and training, but it’s well worth it. The … The post Running Tour of Santa Cruz appeared first on Adventure Sports Journal ..read more
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Bighorn Sheep Survey: Be a Conservation Volunteer!
Adventure Sports Journal » Backpacking & Hiking
by Press Release
3M ago
Join the Team – San Gabriel Bighorn Sheep Survey The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW), in partnership with U.S. Forest Service (USFS) and the Society for the … The post Bighorn Sheep Survey: Be a Conservation Volunteer! appeared first on Adventure Sports Journal ..read more
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Leki Malaku Lite Trekking Poles
Adventure Sports Journal » Backpacking & Hiking
by ASJ Staff
3M ago
Gift Giving Idea: Malaku Lite Trekking Poles The legendary Makalu Lite comes with the innovative Aergon Air grip providing exceptional ergonomic comfort and stability. Lightweight and infinitely adjustable from 100-130 … The post Leki Malaku Lite Trekking Poles appeared first on Adventure Sports Journal ..read more
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Cascade Alpine Climbing: Vesper Peak
Adventure Sports Journal » Backpacking & Hiking
by Ella Suring
3M ago
Climbing Vesper Peak in the Cascades We took turns sleeping on the drive to the trailhead. As the sun rose up over the horizon we double checked our maps, made … The post Cascade Alpine Climbing: Vesper Peak appeared first on Adventure Sports Journal ..read more
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Exploring Lava Beds National Monument
Adventure Sports Journal » Backpacking & Hiking
by Matt Johanson
8M ago
Discover Volcanic Wonders and Native History in Siskiyou County A long tunnel of sharp lava stalagmites stretched out just a few feet beneath a low ceiling of jagged stalactites. Flashlights spotted no end to the cave’s passage, but a map showed they were on course. So three young men crawled further into the darkness, a few painful inches at a time. Lava Beds National Monument, located in Siskiyou County near the California-Oregon border, protects 46,000 acres and some 900 caves formed by volcanic activity. Lava Beds National Monument in northern California features an extensive network of l ..read more
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Wandering Through Washington
Adventure Sports Journal » Backpacking & Hiking
by Matt Johanson
1y ago
 A Pacific Crest Trail Journey: Part 5 By the time Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) northbound thru-hikers reach the state of Washington, they’ve hiked more than 2,100 miles and become seasoned veterans of the vagabond life. That involves hiking an average of 20 miles per day through deserts and over mountains. Stomachs growl and waistlines tighten amid constant hunger. Thunderstorms break up triple-digit heat waves. Swimming in cold ponds and lakes washes off the dirt, partly. Hitchhike to town when you finally reach a road. Gorge yourself, shower, wash your clothes, and pack more food. Then do ..read more
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Women in Adventure Sports: Paulina Peña
Adventure Sports Journal » Backpacking & Hiking
by Ella Suring
1y ago
Paulina Peña is a photographer, model and adventurer based in Utah, and travels all over the world for projects and trips. Having worked with brands ranging from Cotopaxi, Backcountry, Title Nine and many more, and being an athlete herself, Paulina shares her wealth of experience in the outdoor industry and how it has shaped her as a person. From working in the outdoor industry as a woman and Chilean, to finding community, and battling stereotypes and self-doubt, Paulina’s story is a unique account of finding yourself and pursuing your passion. This interview is part of a collection of stories ..read more
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Hiking 50km Through Himalaya’s Wilderness
Adventure Sports Journal » Backpacking & Hiking
by Ella Suring
1y ago
What Life Looks Like at 18,000ft It was in the summer of 2023 when I set out to travel across the world, on my own. I had just graduated high school and I wanted to do something to push myself. Meeting complete strangers in India to go trekking through the Himalayas seemed like a good bet. After a 24 hour travel period from San Francisco to London, then to Delhi, I finally arrived at my destination in Leh, Ladakh, the northernmost region of India bordering on Nepal. The airport sits at around 11,000ft and is one of the highest in elevation around the world. This makes it challenging to acclima ..read more
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The High Sierra Trail – A Backpacker’s Journey
Adventure Sports Journal » Backpacking & Hiking
by Liam Nir
1y ago
Backpacking The High Sierra Trail — Sequoia National Park After approximately 12 hours of driving, we found ourselves car camping just outside of Sequoia National Forest. The summit of Mount Whitney was our goal – the highest peak in the United States, standing at 14,505 feet.  Armed with the Join Muir Laws guide book from the Lodgepole gift shop, we set out on a seven-day journey that unfolded amidst awe-inspiring scenery, unexpected wildlife encounters, and challenging terrains. Our guidebook helped us identify the new species of plants, trees, and animals we saw on our adventure, which ..read more
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