How footprints can leave a larger mark
Have you ever wondered if the landscape and hiking photos you post on social media can affect the nature and the wildlife around you? Have you ever thought that the hike you take can leave behind an echo of a larger footprint in nature?
My Relationship with Nature
My name is Meg Pierce and I am an Environmental Engineer based in the Greater Boston suburbs of Massachusetts. I spend nearly all of my free time outside, skiing (touring, alpine, telemark, and nordic classic), hiking, mountain biking, climbing, fishing and boating.
10 essentials to stay safe when exploring
Since I have been living in a mountainous environment since I was a kid, I’ve gotten to sharpen my tools when it comes to exploring new trails. Most of them were remote, and extra precautions were needed. I learned from experience and by making mistakes.
This is my version of Eat, Pray, Love.
The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why. This is my version of Eat, Pray, Love.
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.
A day in the mountains with Pierrick
Let me take you with me on a day trip. The kind of day where passion, work and hobbies mix all together. I’m Pierrick, I live in the French Alps and I try to enjoy the beautiful playground that surrounds me as much as I can. So today, l get up early, grab a pair of comfortable shoes and go on the trails.
The new Norrøna Content Team
Over the years, we’ve found that our love for the outdoors is best communicated through the words, photos, and videos of creative individuals who explore, endure, and enjoy all that nature has to offer.
Hiking As a form of restitution
I often get comments about spending a lot of time in nature and the mountains. A lot of people don’t really understand where I find the time, and they feel like I am always in nature in some way. From my end, I feel I am never out there enough. I prioritize the outdoors as much as I possibly can, but I never get enough of it. To most, my trips can seem exhausting. Many comment that one has to be fit and in shape to do all of this. Is this so? Do you really need to be to enjoy nature or climb mountains?
What to bring and how to dress on your next hike
Hello everyone, today I want to share with you my packing list when I am going on hikes for a day or for several days.
How footprints can leave a larger mark
Have you ever wondered if the landscape and hiking photos you post on social media can affect the nature and the wildlife around you? Have you ever thought that the hike you take can leave behind an echo of a larger footprint in nature?
My Relationship with Nature
My name is Meg Pierce and I am an Environmental Engineer based in the Greater Boston suburbs of Massachusetts. I spend nearly all of my free time outside, skiing (touring, alpine, telemark, and nordic classic), hiking, mountain biking, climbing, fishing and boating.
10 essentials to stay safe when exploring
Since I have been living in a mountainous environment since I was a kid, I’ve gotten to sharpen my tools when it comes to exploring new trails. Most of them were remote, and extra precautions were needed. I learned from experience and by making mistakes.
This is my version of Eat, Pray, Love.
The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why. This is my version of Eat, Pray, Love.
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.
A day in the mountains with Pierrick
Let me take you with me on a day trip. The kind of day where passion, work and hobbies mix all together. I’m Pierrick, I live in the French Alps and I try to enjoy the beautiful playground that surrounds me as much as I can. So today, l get up early, grab a pair of comfortable shoes and go on the trails.
The new Norrøna Content Team
Over the years, we’ve found that our love for the outdoors is best communicated through the words, photos, and videos of creative individuals who explore, endure, and enjoy all that nature has to offer.
Hiking As a form of restitution
I often get comments about spending a lot of time in nature and the mountains. A lot of people don’t really understand where I find the time, and they feel like I am always in nature in some way. From my end, I feel I am never out there enough. I prioritize the outdoors as much as I possibly can, but I never get enough of it. To most, my trips can seem exhausting. Many comment that one has to be fit and in shape to do all of this. Is this so? Do you really need to be to enjoy nature or climb mountains?
What to bring and how to dress on your next hike
Hello everyone, today I want to share with you my packing list when I am going on hikes for a day or for several days.
