Find

101 on Mushroom Foraging

Fall is for mushroom foraging and our good friend and Mt. Rainer park ranger suggests this guide to get started.

Stay

Old 1800s School House Turned Historic Lake Lodge

“We like to say that the pristine, mis-developed, rugged town of Marble is what Aspen could have been if they'd played their cards right.” So yeah, ditch your phone, this place is tucked away with loads of year round adventures.

Watch

Penguins of South Georgia Short

The great outdoors is truly insane. Watch this very, very beautiful natural spectacle of thousands of penguins congregating beneath snowy mountains on South Georgia's beaches.

Unplug

Disconnect with Opal

I've been beta testing Opal for over a month and it's helping me get off distracting apps by setting an intention every time I want to open them.

Opal is a digital mindfulness assistant that helps you take control of your phone and break addiction to apps.

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Hideout in an Off-Grid Community Space on the North Cornwall coast

Kudhva; cornish for ‘hideout,’ a place to take a break from our saturated digital world, to listen to the waves and the deer running in the grassland. And home to some of the best surf on the British coastline.

Culture

Eyes as Big as Plates

I can't remember how I found this exhibit in Norway but it's incredible. “Starting out as a play on characters from Nordic folklore, Eyes as Big as Plates has evolved into a continual search for modern human's belonging to nature.”

History

Route 66 Road Trip Through Indigenous Homelands

Writer Shoshi Parks sought out communities that existed before Route 66 and still survive today.

Stay

Candlewood Cabins

Ok Midwest fall lovers. We recommend their glass cabin because it's the only one without wifi. They're near 267 Class I and II trout streams and rivers for canoeing and kayaking.