All in Winter

Few Things Go Better Together Than Kahawa 1893 Coffee and Skiing

I woke up well before the winter sun rose, the sky still cloaked in darkness. My day began by boiling water for my Kahawa 1893 bagged coffee. Yes, you read that right: coffee in a tea bag. It’s simple, mess-free, and surprisingly effective. As the water boiled, I loaded my ski gear into the car. Just in time for the kettle to ring, the car was loaded. Pouring my first cup into my travel mug and enough water into a different thermos for more coffee later. Skiing and coffee have become the ultimate pairing—a ritual that kickstarts my day and keeps me fueled for the slopes. This winter, I discovered the joy of caffeinated skiing adventures with Kahawa 1893’s bagged coffee. It’s not as strange as it sounds, so hear me out.

Call Me a Jerry for Using My Backcountry Ski Gear at a Resort

“Do you look sick, or do I look like a Jerry?” It’s the question I ask myself every time I strap into my backcountry setup for a day at the resort. Early season turns blur the line between style and practicality, and I’m unapologetically in the latter camp. The truth is, I only own backcountry ski gear, so I use it at the resort. Why not just head into the backcountry? Let me explain—but first, here’s a breakdown of my setup.

Hiking Joffre Lakes, What You Need To Know Before You Go

There are those “by happen stance” occasions that just happen to work out, this is one of them. Driving back to the lower 48 from Alaska, I needed to use the bathroom. So, while in British Columbia, Kristin and I stopped in a large parking lot with bathroom. This lot seemed to be in the middle of no where, but that didn’t surprise me as there are several random lots along the drive from Alaska to the lower 48. However, very few of those lots had swarms of people. So, I asked somebody, “Why are there so many people here?”

They laughed and said they were doing the prettiest hike to in all of British Columbia, Joffre Lakes.

Of a Lifetime by The North Face Makes You Want to Charter a Sailboat To Antarctica

When I first saw Of A Lifetime pop up on my computer screen, I figured I’d give it a quick watch. Five minutes in, I realized this was no ordinary ski video. This was something special. I paused, headed to my TV, and settled in to experience the full 44 minutes on the biggest screen in my house. It was the best decision I made all week.

Four Winter Escapes Filled With Sun You Haven't Thought About Yet

As winter casts its chilly spell across much of the northern hemisphere, the desire for warm, sun-soaked destinations intensifies. If you find yourself yearning for an escape, look no further than these four idyllic destinations. All accessible with a passport and relatively quick flight, these enticing destinations that not only promise delightful temperatures but also offer a plethora of activities to make your winter getaway truly memorable.

7 Unforgettable Ways to Experience Emerald Bay, Lake Tahoe

Emerald Bay, a stunning destination in Lake Tahoe, sits among the Sierra Nevada Mountains with its crystal-clear waters, dramatic landscapes, and captivating history. This enchanting bay draws visitors from around the world, and it’s easy to see why. If you’re planning a trip, here’s what you can look forward to.

12 Pro Tips for Beginner Snowshoers

Snowshoeing offers a peaceful yet exhilarating way to explore winter landscapes, allowing you to venture into snow-covered trails and untouched wilderness. For beginners, snowshoeing is an accessible winter sport that doesn’t require a steep learning curve, making it a perfect entry point into the world of winter adventures. However, to make the most of your snowshoeing experience, it’s important to be prepared and informed. In this guide, we’ll share 12 essential tips to help beginners navigate the snow with confidence and enjoy their snowy adventures to the fullest.