Shredding the Stigma with Go4Graham
Will Stingley started Go4Graham with a simple mission to honor his brother by normalizing conversations about mental health in the outdoors. Read the rest
Latest Posts
Turning Back: Prioritizing Mental Health
After I moved out of the Midwest, I never believed adventures would work its way back into my life. Yet I was getting out weekly. I woke up ready to crank and ready to push my body and mind to new limits. I wasn’t sure what my capacity was as …
Read the rest@bigagnes_
We've met some interesting folks over the years. Our Blog features some of their stories and a few of our own. Grab a drink and a headlamp, you're going to be here awhile.
@bigagnes_
We've met some interesting folks over the years. Our Blog features some of their stories and a few of our own. Grab a drink and a headlamp, you're going to be here awhile.
Wilderness is My Teacher
After growing up in an inclusive community in the mountains of North Carolina, Kennan Harvey headed west seeking more adventure. Keenan shares how his experiences have taught him how important it is for humans to spend more time, unencumbered, outside in nature.. Read the rest
The Lasting Friendships of Thru-Hiking
My first thru-hiking experience was the Appalachian Trail in 2011. I was 24, and high on fumes for the first three weeks, consumed by my learning experience. What was this life of shelters and trailside banter? People spoke lingo, calling each other NOBOs (north bound hikers) and discussing plans for …
Read the restLeave No Trace With The Big Agnes Trash Can
Like many of our best ideas, the Trash Can was born on the trail. With trail litter stuffed in his jacket pockets and camp trash crammed into his pack, Big Agnes co-founder Bill Gamber dreamt up a simple product that hikers and backpackers could use to remove trash from public …
Read the rest