outdoors

As consumer behavior and urban living begin to take over society, it is important that people constantly remind themselves of the importance of getting outside. Whether it be a simple break from being online, a long hike or trip to the beach, there are plenty of ways to disconnect from the online world to improve one’s own physical and mental well-being into the future.

You’d be surprised by what you may find and be inspired by others’ ventures. This is essentially how I landed on Ostrichland in Solvang. 

Admittedly, I wasn’t always the biggest fan of the great outdoors. Sure, I’ve walked my German shepherd around the community park, but it’d be difficult to say I thoroughly enjoyed it. Beyond my doors, I hadn’t considered if the grass was truly greener on the other side (literally and figuratively). 

Though it may seem unlikely, it’s definitely possible to have your very own personal experience in the outdoors this spring break.

If you suffer from nihilistic wondering about what you were made to do, a simple answer is that you were made for endurance running.

This summer, go hiking with your cat! The benefit of the spaceship backpack is that it's made up of clear plastic, so your pet can see the world around you.

With summer lying right around the corner, it’s vital you start making your summer bucket list now so you can make the most out of this upcoming summer.

I’ve angered the thru-hiking gods, and as an act of repentance, I’ve written out a comprehensive guide to affordable, plant-based backpacking cuisine.

Picnicking allows you to see your friends while remaining socially distanced and to get some fresh air and vitamin D. Here are some of our must-haves for the ultimate picnic experience.

With the semester coming to an end, every class is piling on work. Here are some ways you can procrastinate on your assignments.