6 articles tagged with wilderness
Standing at the edge of Bear Paw Mountains as the golden hour bathes the prairie in amber light, I'm struck by Montana's dichotomy—vast emptiness and profound fullness existing simultaneously. Havre isn't on most travelers' radar, and that's precisely what makes...
The first time I stood on the windswept bluffs overlooking Bear River State Park in Evanston, Wyoming, I felt that familiar tingle of discovery—the same feeling I had a decade ago when my journey into sustainable travel began. Evanston isn't...
There's something profoundly liberating about standing at the edge of the Spokane River gorge in Post Falls, Idaho, with nothing but the sound of rushing water and your own thoughts for company. This hidden gem nestled between Coeur d'Alene and...
There's something profoundly humbling about standing at the edge of the Bering Sea, where the frigid waters stretch toward Russia and the wind carries whispers of ancient stories across the tundra. Nome, Alaska isn't on most travelers' radar—and that's precisely...
The first time I glimpsed Angel Falls—that impossible ribbon of water plummeting from a tabletop mountain lost in clouds—I understood why the indigenous Pemón people call it Kerepakupai Merú: 'waterfall of the deepest place.' After years of paddling rivers across...
Dominica isn't called the 'Nature Island' without reason. While most Caribbean destinations lure visitors with pristine beaches and resort cocktails, this rugged volcanic island offers something far more primal and authentic. After spending a week based in the northern fishing...
