Jen Gardner

Jen Gardner, a Colorado native is passionate about exploring and preserving nature. When not hiking, biking or skiing the Colorado Rockies with her family (and alone!), Jen enjoys traveling the world with her husband and kids. Diagnosed in 2006 with 3 cranial cavernomas (weak blood vessels in the brain that hemorrhage creating benign tumors), Jen has made it her mission to live life to the fullest. She writes about her journey getting her kids outside despite sickness on a blog called Gone With Groms. The better the gear, the longer and easier it is to stay outside, so Jen has made it her mission to find the best gear for outdoor families.

10 Tips on Teaching a Special Needs Child to Ski

Teaching a Special Needs Child to Ski

A How to Guide on Teaching Neurodivergent Children a New Way to Move on the Snow Teaching a neurodivergent or special needs child to ski or snowboard comes with a unique challenges, but the benefits are substantial. These activities promote physical fitness, sensory integration, and improved balance and coordination. Special needs can range from people with … Read more