In this episode, I chat with Jessica Alexander about bikepacking!Jessica Alexander is an active Xennial woman from Austin, TX who has competed over ten years in triathlon (including 2 Ironmans!), road cycling races and-most recently-cyclocross

Introduction to Backpacking Webinar

Sep 25th, 2020 1h 7m

Join us to learn the starter skills you need to get started backpacking! In this audio recording of our "intro to Backpacking" Webinar, we go over LNT, planning a trip, choosing a campsite, camp kitchen, personal hygiene, and packing your backp

Virtual Hike - Onion Creek

Sep 13th, 2020 29m 48s

This loop is fairly flat and easy. It's a little longer than our first hike. There are a few hills and there is a creek crossing. Usually the creek is low, and you will not have to get your feet wet. However, if there has been a lot of rain, we

Mary Poppins Interview on the Colorado Trail

Sep 5th, 2020 36m 55s

For this interview, we join Mary Poppins to talk about her recent through hike of the Colorado Trail. For those of ya'll who aren't familiar with the trail, it is a 486 mile trail that runs from Watertown Canyon to Durango. Through the intervie

Virtual Hike - Flats to Gus Frus

Aug 6th, 2020 28m 21s

BETA VIRTUAL HIKE!! This loop is short and sweet! It takes you up and down one of the most popular sections of the Barton Creek Greenbelt. It travels from the trailhead at the Flats on Homedale Drive to Gus Fruh back to the Flats and out to the

Intro to Trailey

Aug 4th, 2020 10m 13s

This is a short introduction to what we will be doing with the Trailey Podcast series - which is sharing virtual hikes and interviewing women and non-binary persons who are doing things in the outdoor world.We talk about some guidelines to fol

Intro to Trailey

Aug 3rd, 2020 10m 13s

Guided Hike from the Flats to Gus Fruh

Jun 24th, 2020 29m 50s

This hike will be one of our easiest hikes, and it is family-friendly, too! It starts on Homedale Drive and takes you from the Flats up to Gus Fruh and then back to the Flats on the other side of Barton Creek. There are several creek crossing,