Ginny Galbreth

Ginny has spent her career focused on getting people outside; working with the Park Service, Forest Service, Student Conservation Association and Keystone Science School, as well as spending a decade in the outdoor retail industry. She practices what she preaches, so can usually be found outside: downhill and cross-country skiing in the winter and hiking, backpacking, mountain biking, riding her dual-sport motorcycle, running, and SUPing in the summer. She has lived in Washington, Colorado, and currently lives in Montana with her husband, 2-year old son, and awesome trail dog.

Sidelined and Struggling as an Injured Parent

Sidelined and Struggling as an Injured Parent I am a terrible parent. At least that’s what I frequently felt like, especially at the beginning of this long ordeal. Being an injured parent, and rendered physically unable to take on the extensive duties of being a mom was life-altering; both for me and my family. I’m … Read more

Ski Movie Review: TGR’s “Make Believe”

Ski Movie Review: TGR’s “Make Believe” Let’s face it…  2020 has been rough.  But if you are a skier or rider, the upcoming ski season (and ski movie Fall tour) is one of the few bright spots you are probably really looking forward to.  I would argue that skiing (or snowboarding) is the most fun … Read more

Backpacking with Dogs for Families

backpacking with dogs

A loyal trail dog can be a huge part of any family.  They provide companionship, protect us (sometimes against major life-threats like the mailman, garbage truck, or those villainous squirrels), provide free snuggles, and add a little chaos and excitement into our lives with their mischievous antics.  I don’t want to say it’s like having … Read more

Title Nine Swimsuits for Moms

title nine swim

Title Nine Swimsuits for Moms Ok – real talk:  NO ONE likes shopping for a swimsuit.  No one.  Like, ever.  But Outdoor Moms like ourselves DO love playing in the water:  swimming, stand-up paddleboarding, canoeing, white water rafting, kayaking, splashing at the pool, tubing in the river, playing at the water park, and even just … Read more

Wilderness First Aid for Outdoor Families

wilderness medicine

When we take our kids outside, we always say “Safety First,” but don’t always consciously stop to think about what that means. Managing risk as an outdoor family is one of the most important jobs we have outside, but what does that mean? In an effort to help us keep our families safe, this post will … Read more

Learning Dog Joring + Ruffwear Omnijore System

Skijorring

Dog Joring is a great way to get the entire family outside and moving. We have been testing out the Ruffwear Omnijore System for the past few months in all types of weather – see review below! As an Amazon Associate and member of other affiliate programs, we earn from qualifying purchases. Why Dog Joring … Read more