Writing about the outdoors is a passion of mine, but it’s also my job. I spoke to fellow writer Ben Hitch for a story for CultureLines.com about how I got here and why caring about what you cover makes you a better reporter.

From surfing the coast of Maine to exploring slot canyons in Utah, these adventures will make the whole family happy. Published on Outside Online.

With tips from Doug Evans, a guy who never really puts his ski gear away for the season. Published on Flylow Gear.

Campgrounds at popular national parks started booking up six months ago, but don’t fret: these strategies will help you to find a great spot to pitch a tent all summer long. Published on Outside Online.

From a trail in Isle Royale National Park with spectacular views to a hike that hits four 6,000-foot peaks in 30 miles, these are our favorite classic routes around the country. Published on Outside Online.

If you want to see the Milky Way from your campsite, Mesa Verde is your spot. Published in Denver’s city magazine, 5280.

With pandemic-fueled use on the rise, it’s a good thing trail builders have been busy opening new pathways for you to hike, run, and bike. Published on Outside Online.

After a year off due to the pandemic, winners are crowned in a locals-centric, innovative uphill-downhill ski and snowboard contest. Published on RedBull.com

Thanks to their proximity, these Airbnbs book up fast. Make your summer reservation now. Published on Outside Online.

From a new route that provides access to some of British Columbia’s best surf spots to a 1,400-plus-mile path that will connect all of Italy’s national parks, these aren’t your average walking journeys. Published on Outside Online.

With cruise traffic set to be at an all-time low this summer, you’ll be able to have the 49th state all to yourself. Published on Outside Online.

A journalism student at Northeastern University’s School of Journalism interviewed me about exploring the future of sports journalism—including writing for a variety of different titles, knowing your audience, and the importance of community and culture for journalists covering the fringe of sports.

After that first visit to the Sitzmark, I didn’t make it back for many years. But I always remembered that feeling of walking up a couple of flights of creaky stairs in my ski boots and stumbling into this magical, cinnamon-scented drinking loft. Published at SkiMag.com

Whether you’re after a beachfront campsite, some good juju, or a cabin built for mountain bikers, we’ve got a spring travel deal for you. Published on Outside Online.

Snag some of the best spots to pitch a tent during peak season. Published on Outside Online.