Welcome to the digital home for all things from Dalton Johnson.
Alaska, the Last Frontier, is renowned for its awe-inspiring natural beauty and pristine wilderness. Among its many gems, Portage Glacier stands out as a captivating destination for adventurers and nature enthusiasts alike. While there are several ways to experience this glacial wonder, kayaking to Portage Glacier is a truly immersive and unforgettable journey.
If you are anything like me, road tripping around Alaska is high on your bucket list, but you just have no idea how to start. Heck, Alaska is so massive, how would you? Well, it is easier than you think. If you start with the Kenai Peninsula, which is bigger than the state of West Virginia, you will be very happy. Now, what should you see and how long should you spend in the Kenai Peninsula?
Nestled in the heart of the Chugach Mountains, Girdwood, Alaska, is a hidden gem that offers a unique blend of natural beauty and year-round outdoor adventures. Whether you're seeking the thrill of winter sports, the serenity of a summer hike, or a taste of Alaska's rich history, Girdwood has something for everyone. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore what each season is like in Girdwood, how to get there, and why you should consider visiting this charming Alaskan destination.
As the winter season is coming, YouTube is getting flooded with incredible ski films that you should watch. The diversity is vast in these films ranging from big and remote landscapes to "in your backyard" kind of videos. All together the excitement after last years incredible 300% snow pack is still paying dividends. Hopefully this year will be similar!
Anchorage, Alaska, is not just a city; it's a gateway to a world of thrilling adventures. Surrounded by stunning natural beauty, this urban hub offers an array of adrenaline-pumping activities for adventure seekers. Whether you're a nature enthusiast or an outdoor thrill-seeker, Anchorage has something to satisfy your adventurous spirit. Here are the top five adventures to do in Anchorage, Alaska.
It was a sunny morning when I found myself on the edge of the Pacific Coast Highway, the famous Highway 1. The scent of fresh ocean air hung in the breeze, and the road stretched out before me like a ribbon of endless possibilities. I couldn't help but recall the tales of Jack Kerouac and the beatniks, who once traversed these very roads in pursuit of freedom and adventure. Inspired by their spirit, I set out on a road trip to Big Sur, hoping to recapture a bit of that timeless nostalgia.
Winter is upon us, and as the temperatures drop, staying warm and comfortable is a top priority. Merino wool is renowned for its exceptional insulating properties, moisture-wicking abilities, and comfort. It's a natural choice for those seeking to stay cozy and stylish during the winter months. In this article, we'll explore five excellent Merino wool layers that you should consider adding to your winter wardrobe.
For the few of you who do not follow Scott Tatum on Instagram, you are missing out. But, that is okay, because he just released his first book, Friendly Reminders: Lessons From A Self-Care Savage, which condenses his wisdom from IG into a beautiful book with illustrations of your favorite places, like Yosemite and the American Southwest.
A variety pack of Pureboost antioxidant energy drinks arrived at the door in one of the unmistakable smiling boxes. I cracked open that smiling box and found my 30-pack with three flavors; acai alert, citrus sunrise, and berry boost.
I have to say, the naming is on point, and a plus point for the alliterations!
When the world is blanketed in snow and the air turns brisk, some adventurers welcome the opportunity to go winter camping. While the idea of sleeping outdoors in freezing temperatures might sound daunting, with the right knowledge and gear, it can be an incredible and unforgettable experience. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore 12 essential tips to ensure a safe and enjoyable winter camping trip.
Cody Townsend has a tough choice to make, stay and ski in the Eastern Sierra or drive to British Columbia for a second attempt on Comstock. Inevitably, the decision is made and Townsend returns to Comstock for a second year in a row to attempt a line that few people have skied. Hopes are high and the crew is tosses their heavy packs over their shoulders, will they succeed? Watch the video to find out:
Winter camping offers a unique opportunity to experience the serene beauty of nature in its frozen state. However, to fully enjoy the experience, it's essential to stay warm and comfortable in the chilly conditions. Proper clothing is the key to surviving and thriving during a winter camping trip. The secret to staying warm in the frigid outdoors is layering your clothing effectively. This strategy allows you to regulate your body temperature, manage moisture, and stay comfortable throughout your winter adventure. In this article, we'll guide you on how to properly layer for winter camping.
The quest for the perfect cup of coffee is a journey that coffee enthusiasts know well. It's a journey filled with exploration, discovery, and a lot of trial and error. The notion of the "perfect" cup of coffee can vary from person to person, but there are a few key elements that contribute to achieving that ideal brew, especially when you're on the road. In this article, I'm going to share some insights into different coffee-making options and the importance of selecting high-quality coffee beans. So, whether you're a globetrotting traveler, an outdoor adventurer, or someone who simply enjoys a good cup of coffee away from home, read on to learn how to make the best cup of coffee while you're on the go.
Hawaii, with its idyllic beaches, warm waters, and consistent waves, has always been a surfer's paradise. For surfers around the world, the mere thought of planning a surf trip to the Hawaiian Islands is enough to set their hearts racing. Hawaii is not just a destination; it's a dream come true. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a novice in the water, this article will guide you through the essential steps to ensure that your surf trip to Hawaii is nothing short of epic.
Amidst the sun-drenched coastlines and rolling waves of the surfing world, there's an unwritten rule: localism. It's a term deeply entrenched in surf culture, representing the territorial instincts of those who've staked their claim on the ocean's treasures. Shooing away unfamiliar faces, guarding their beloved waves like hidden gems. But, hidden behind this standoffish culture, there's a refreshing counter-narrative that brings the essence of friendship back into the equation. Friends surf with friends.
Mark and Renan are at it again with the new National Geographic film Lost in the Arctic. A film documenting the trials and tribulations of retracing the footsteps of legendary Arctic explorer John Franklin.
WHOOP is unavoidable at this point. If you haven't heard an ad on a podcast, seen a friend rock'n their WHOOP, or passed by somebody on a run tracking their life through a WHOOP, you must live under a rock.
I know the peer pressure of sitting at a table and missing out on a conversation as friends talk about their sleep score and their day's strain was foreign to me, yet I was the only one at the table without it. So, I wanted to give it a try, to see if the buzz was worth it.
To do this, I tracked my daily thoughts about my life with a WHOOP.
Patagonia just dropped their new Yulex Regulator, a stretchier, softer (even though that's hard to believe), and more durable wetsuit line when compared to its predecessor, the OG Yulex.
