Hiking, Climbing, Caving: Three-In-One
Going on an adventure doesn’t necessarily mean going to the other side of the world. Sometimes you just need to look around you and find a nice spot to explore. You might be surprised by what you will find. Recently, I went on a hike which turned out to be much more than that.
What’s my relationship to nature?
I love nature. That’s easy.
Does nature love me back? That’s trickier.
Making the Most of a Skier’s Off-season
Most of us don’t have access to year-round skiing. If you live in the US, unless you live near Mount Hood, you have to face the dreaded off-season… so what do you do to make the most of the off-season?
What is Permafrost?
“Suddenly melting Permafrost became very real for me.” – Heike Schmitt, Norrøna Ambassador and certified UIAGM Mountain Guide
Why a sustainable future can’t happen without you
We believe in this simple truth: we are part of nature not separate from. The actions we take, both big and small, add up – for better and for worse. The sum of these actions is what matters. They are the mechanisms for change. So how do we have a positive impact while recognizing that some of our actions inherently carry a cost for our planet?
Mountain bikes, midnight sun and white beaches – a road trip to the North of Norway
Almost ten years have passed since I visited the beautiful mountains in the North of Norway. The midnight sun seems to have put a spell on me and ever since, I have felt the urge to go back. With the van packed with bikes, gear, food and expectations, we started a 24 hour drive up towards our first stop. In this article I will share some of our stops and rides.
Hiking, Climbing, Caving: Three-In-One
Going on an adventure doesn’t necessarily mean going to the other side of the world. Sometimes you just need to look around you and find a nice spot to explore. You might be surprised by what you will find. Recently, I went on a hike which turned out to be much more than that.
What’s my relationship to nature?
I love nature. That’s easy.
Does nature love me back? That’s trickier.
Making the Most of a Skier’s Off-season
Most of us don’t have access to year-round skiing. If you live in the US, unless you live near Mount Hood, you have to face the dreaded off-season… so what do you do to make the most of the off-season?
What is Permafrost?
“Suddenly melting Permafrost became very real for me.” – Heike Schmitt, Norrøna Ambassador and certified UIAGM Mountain Guide
Why a sustainable future can’t happen without you
We believe in this simple truth: we are part of nature not separate from. The actions we take, both big and small, add up – for better and for worse. The sum of these actions is what matters. They are the mechanisms for change. So how do we have a positive impact while recognizing that some of our actions inherently carry a cost for our planet?
Mountain bikes, midnight sun and white beaches – a road trip to the North of Norway
Almost ten years have passed since I visited the beautiful mountains in the North of Norway. The midnight sun seems to have put a spell on me and ever since, I have felt the urge to go back. With the van packed with bikes, gear, food and expectations, we started a 24 hour drive up towards our first stop. In this article I will share some of our stops and rides.
