Announcement
Heyo Trail Sister!
We have just opened up registration for our annual Trail Sisters Women’s Trail Half Marathon hosted in my hometown of Buena Vista, Colorado. Each year this event is attended by hundreds of Trail Sisters from across the globe!
The course is 13.1 miles that twist and turn through sage brush and ponderosa pines, all while providing stunning views of the prestige Collegiate Peaks. You’ll cross bridges over the Arkansas River and have beautiful Rocky Mountain views.
We hope you’ll consider joining us!
I’ve had more fun in the last six months of riding my bike than I have…maybe ever. I’ve also set a lot of PRs… without even trying. I can’t say for sure that those things are related, but I’d like to think they are.
I recently completed a hike with a friend in which I showed my fear of heights despite my tough girl, I can hike anything type of attitude. I was really excited about hiking the Waterfall Canyon trail after work to get some fresh air, exercise, and spend some time with my friend…
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I’ve had more fun in the last six months of riding my bike than I have…maybe ever. I’ve also set a lot of PRs… without even trying. I can’t say for sure that those things are related, but I’d like to think they are.
I recently completed a hike with a friend in which I showed my fear of heights despite my tough girl, I can hike anything type of attitude. I was really excited about hiking the Waterfall Canyon trail after work to get some fresh air, exercise, and spend some time with my friend…
In February, I ran a 100k, and in March I turned 61. Not once did I ask myself why I wanted to run a race of that length at this point in my life, but what I did ask was, what more could I learn about myself by running this race.
I was fortunate to grow up in Valparaiso, Indiana, affectionately known as Valpo. Valpo is the hometown of Orville Redenbacher, and riddled with quintessential midwest
My mother has always been a humble runner. Never boasting about her achievements or miles she has completed. She has just been happy to be running, finding peace, meeting personal goals, and using it as a form of therapy as so many of us do. So, I suppose this is me shedding light on her achievements…
I had my first period in 3 years. I was ecstatic. It felt like going through puberty for a second time. I felt a new sense of womanhood. I slowly started running again. I was afraid I had lost my fitness but was pleasantly surprised. I felt stronger than ever before.
When I discovered trail running, I learned that it was an amazing way to combine my love for nature while testing my limits of my body and mind. It was accessible, as I fortunately live in a place with a vast system of trails. All I needed were my trail shoes and a running vest…
Route conditions have a tremendous impact on the gear you choose for a backpacking trip. One of the most impactful factors is seasonality. Even if you’ve hiked a route before, doing so at a different time of year can mean that you need a total overhaul of your packing list.
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