Inspiring families to connect through simple authentic adventures
My daughter is 10 and has a goal to visit all the national parks before she graduates high school. Here is the list of the parks she has visited and highlights from each. Even though National Park week has past I imagine many are still planning summer park visits so I thought I’d dedicate this episode to “best of national parks” ten year old edition.
Since Summer is merely two months away, this episode is dedicated to a framework I use to planning family vacations. The frameworks walks through our process using various hacks and leveraging different forms of capital to create a high quality family experience.
There is significant research showing countless benefits of spending time outdoors. This episode with Amy Buschatz walks through her transformation by spending at least 20 minutes outside everyday since September 2017.
Being from a small town in rural Wisconsin, I viewed travel as my gateway to new and different experiences. But does it actually change you? Heidi dives into this question to discuss different types of travel and how or if travel universally changes people for the better.
Andy has strategically worked to design his life to allow his family the freedom to own their life. In 2021 that included a 40 road trip with his wife, 2-kids, and family dog in a minivan.
After years of adventuring with kids, here are my top 10 tips to help you pack lighter.
Learn how Jess took her family on a full-time adventure around the world. In two years, she visited more than 40 countries with her husband and two young children, working with dozens of brands in the travel and hospitality industry.
An invitation to join other families by participating in a weekly adventure challenge, monthly virtual meet ups and check-ins from a family adventure coach. The cohort experience will help your family learn, be inspired and be supported while creating fun moments connecting through simple adventures.
Nicole shares how skiing became such a large part of her identity and her desire to make space for women and moms in the ski industry while also bringing together moms around the love of the outdoors.
Jenna walks though her journey from public education to self-directed learning also known as unschooling. Get over the fear of not meeting academic benchmarks and give your child the freedom to excel by following their interests.