I awoke sleepily to my alarm, wanting to rest just a bit longer as the hippos outside the lodge snorted their last calls before the sun heated the riverbanks and sent them quietly back into the cool waters of the Kwando River. Yet I needed to wake.  This was one of my few chances to [...] [...]

From May 15th to June 15th, donate your old outerwear* at the Stio Mountain Studio and receive 10% off your next Stio apparel purchase! In partnership with Jackson’s Good Samaritan Mission, Stio will be accepting used outerwear donations at our Jackson store and giving it a second life with local residents in need. *Donated items must be [...] [...]

There is no shortage of fishermen in the “equality” state… unless of course your talking bass fishermen. Wyoming has long been a known for its numerous blue ribbon trout rivers and streams and fly fishing seems to be the preferred technique. My passion for fishing started at an early age and though it has taken [...] [...]

  Last week, our team here in Jackson Hole decided it was time to give back to the awesome community that has shown us so much support in our first year of business. We took 2 days away from the computers and clothing racks to lend a hand to our local chapter of Habitat for [...] [...]

  It’s the off season here in Jackson Hole and the unpredictable temps and crazy weather requires creative thought when it comes to Springtime fun. Whether it’s corn skiing in the Park or beers and bocce in the yard, we want to know your favorite off season activity. Post your photo on Instagram and tag [...] [...]

Looking for something sporty to give mom this mother’s day? Check out FashionSpot.com’s list of “splurge and steal” gift ideas: [...]

As a landscape painter and a life-long mountain woman, it seems like a contradiction that I’ve chosen to make my home in New York City. After many years of pursuing my passion for rock climbing and adventure out west, I was led to New York on a quest to establish my career as a painter. [...] [...]

The fact that climate change is exaggerating weather extremes was easy to see as we arrived in New Zealand two months after the largest floods in 40 years and spent two and half weeks boating during a record breaking drought.  We did find water however, and took Alpacka’s new White Water boat for some fun rides [...] [...]

“When I got to New Mexico that was mine. As soon as I saw it that was my country.  It fitted to me exactly, ” Georgia O’Keefe to Alfred Steiglitz 1940 Saturated colbalt contrasts the stucco wall the shade of pimentón de la vera.  The history, precision and elegance of the Northern New Mexico captured [...] [...]

“Is there any snow in Puerto Rico?” This is definitely the question I get most while skiing in Europe. My answer is usually along the lines of “No, but there are beautiful beaches and an incredible rain forest!” I was born In San Juan, Puerto Rico after the 1989 Hurricane Hugo. My parents lived on [...] [...]