She started the first women-owned ski and snowboard brand in the universe, ran it for 12 years, and then closed it. Here’s why.

Julie mountain biked through both of her pregnancies, and she’s built a community of thousands of moms proving you don’t have to shrink your world after kids.

On day 21 of an instructor course in the Wind River Range, Jeannette’s rope dislodged a 250-pound boulder. It landed on her legs — 15 miles from the nearest trailhead, in a designated wilderness where no helicopter was coming fast.

Antonina Samoilova’s mountaineering career began with a breakup, two weeks’ notice, and a one-way ticket to Antarctica.

Ultrarunner Rachel Entrekin joined the First 50k Sisterhood and hundreds of other women running the Wild Woman Trail Runs races on June 19-21, 2026.

Our First 50k Sisterhood runners ran their first ultramarathon last weekend, and Coach Zoë was one of the folks who made it so successful.

Mimi Zieman was a third-year medical student when she signed on as the sole medical officer and only woman on a four-climber expedition attempting the east face of Everest from Tibet (a route that had only been climbed once before).

A lot of guides and outdoor workers know the feeling: You love the community, the adventure, the bigger purpose, and then every fall you get laid off, change your address, and try to figure out health insurance for the third year in a row.

What would you say if three women you barely knew asked you to disappear into the wilderness for almost three months?

The hands that built Melissa’s entire sport, business, and life were taken from her in an accidental instant.