Travel and Adventure
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Top Three RV Models Ever Made
Top Three RV Models if you are in the market right now. By Shelley Trupert Deciding to use an RV for your next camping trip is exciting whether you are purchasing it or renting it. Depending on what you are seeking, there are numerous options to choose from and different things to consider. Are you…
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Bouldering for Babies
Bouldering for Babies – My Story By Kristi Westberg First of all, let me say that this story does not involve a small child crag hopping. No children were harmed or even remotely involved in the making of this story, the only harm was to my own ego, which has become somewhat accustomed to the…
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Journey Driven tracker and journal
Journey Driven tracker and journal for solo female travellers By Erica Angel Two years ago, shortly after my 21st birthday, I took a leap into something I would consider the single most frightening, exciting, liberating decision of my life so far, as I embarked on my first solo adventure to South East Asia. Although my…
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Go for a Budget-Friendly Weekend Jaunt
Go for a Budget-Friendly Weekend Jaunt and feel so much better for it. By Michelle Peterson While indoor entertainment can help you decrease your stress levels and relax after a hard day at work, there are few things better for you than being outdoors. The combination of natural light, fresh air, and physical activity make…
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The Natural Beauty of Easter Island
It is understandable that most of us Outdoor Women Adventurers just love to get away from our normal living routines and embrace nature as far away from our day-to-day grind as possible. Well, I certainly managed to do that quite well by visiting Easter Island in late January 2017. This scenic and fascinating place…
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Leave-No-Trace Ethics
By Carley Fairbrother Is There Room for Curiosity in Leave-No-Trace Ethics? I want to start off with a story. Bear with me. My first introduction to habitat destruction was when I was eight years old. The ditch at the end of our driveway was my favourite place to play in the early summer. It contained…
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Best Campsites in Norway
By Isabella Lambkin If you’re looking to go on an idyllic escape that looks like it’s been taken straight from a postcard, Norway is the destination for you. With striking sceneries at every corner and abundant patches of nature everywhere, your eyes will never run out of views to absorb. For the full Nordic experience, ditch…
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Dear Natalie: Oregon Lessons Part 2
By Natalie McCarthy Dear Natalie, Do you think we can learn from places? Anything worth mentioning for an Oregon Lessons, Part 2? Signed, Those who wander __________________________________________________________________________ Dear Friends, Right. I left you hanging last month with the first five-and-a-half lessons I learned from living in Oregon. We have a few more to go.…
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15 Death-Defying Hiking Trails
By SJ Baxter 15 Death-Defying Hiking Trails And Cliff Diving Spots For Adventure Junkies When we think of vacations, we often consider the beach, amusement parks, or even just staying at home and lounging on the bed or sofa. For others, however, especially for people who love going out on an adventure, going extreme is…
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Different International Driving Styles
By Laura Arroyave Different International Driving Styles & How to Prepare While many travellers utilize tour services or public transportation while abroad, some choose a slightly different route. Several companies offer travellers the option to rent private vehicles to navigate the region instead. Renting a car can be a great way to explore the area…