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Voice in the Wilderness

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Do Group Runs and Craft Beer Really Go Together? Why, Yes, They Do!

In Outdoors, Voice in the Wilderness by Kim TrevathanFebruary 22, 2017leave a COMMENT

Running through the dark, winding streets of Sequoyah Hills on a chilly February evening, I was struggling to keep pace with Chris Morton, owner of the Bearden Beer Market, and …

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Ben Montgomery’s ‘Grandma Gatewood’ Reveals the Full Story of an Appalachian Trail Pioneer

In Outdoors, Voice in the Wilderness by Kim TrevathanFebruary 8, 2017leave a COMMENT

Think about that time you were hiking up a steep trail and felt like you were making decent progress, putting one foot in front of the other, sweat dropping off …

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Frozen at Frozen Head State Park

In Outdoors, Voice in the Wilderness by Kim TrevathanJanuary 25, 2017leave a COMMENT

One of my students boiled down the definition of “wilderness” to this: a place outdoors that makes you feel free. Camping in the wilderness, particularly in winter, is about as …

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Winter Listicle: Kim Trevathan’s Top Five Movies That Make You Want to Go Outside

In Outdoors, Voice in the Wilderness by Kim TrevathanJanuary 11, 2017leave a COMMENT

If you’re not up to facing the actual outdoors during these dark winter days, I’ve made a short list of viable movies that will make you feel as if you’ve …

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Joining an ‘Interpretive Hike’ at Obed Wild and Scenic River

In Outdoors, Voice in the Wilderness by Kim TrevathanDecember 21, 2016leave a COMMENT

One of my most memorable trips into wilderness—a three-day float down the Green River through Dinosaur National Monument in Utah and Colorado—was nearly ruined by the guides who made us …

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