Exploring Yellowstone in the Winter There are families who vacation on the beach and families who vacation on super volcanoes. We invite you to consider exploring Yellowstone in the winter. Why head south when you could visit a semi-frozen caldera where, despite the below freezing temps, you can witness geysers and thermal waters escape from … Read more
Get kids to wear their mittens Ah, the mitten wars. The epic battle between every outdoor loving parent and every strong-willed child. These kids have absolutely no use for us trying to restrain them in such mundane things as clothes. Maybe in your house it’s the hat battle. Or the sock battle. Or even the … Read more
Finding affordable family ski gear is key to getting everyone out on the slopes comfortably. There is nothing worse than gear that doesn’t fit right and kids melting down simply because they are uncomfortable. Curious how to keep kids warm too? Check out our tips for layering. Additionally, downhill skiing and snowboarding in general isn’t … Read more
Camping is one of our very favorite family activities, but, just like at home, there are jobs to be done at the campsite too. We truly believe that kids LOVE having jobs and little helpers make happy campers. Everyone loves having an important task to do. Why We Camp Camping is one of my kids’ … Read more
The words skiing and cheap don’t often appear together, but with a little creativity and pre-planning, we’ve figured out how to get out every weekend without breaking the bank. Here are my ten tips for taking your family skiing on a budget.
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