WanderWith (2024)

08/02/2021

Happiness is not something readymade. It comes form your own actions. - Dalai Lama

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01/02/2021

Black History Month is a time to recognize and respect Black Culture and make amends for Black injustice. Here’s some alternatives to posting a quote and furthering the anti-racist mindset:

Buy Black Owned:
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3. (because it’s still a pandemic)

Follow & Support Black Creatives:
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2. .edmondson
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Donate to Black Organizations:
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Take Inspiration from Black Adventurists:
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Comment below with more of your favorite Black brands, organizations, non-profits, or creatives!

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26/01/2021

Whether you want to explore alone, with someone special or with a group of strangers, we have an adventure for you.

- You can sign up for a 1:1 Ski Mountaineering Course in Wasatch Mountains, Utah (Land of the 𝗦𝗵𝗼𝘀𝗵𝗼𝗻𝗲) for a COVID-friendly trip

-Our Women for Women campaign allows you and a close group of girlfriends to pioneer the outdoors with a wide range of activities from zip-lining to trail running to mountain biking & more

-Book a trip for 1-2 people to Canyoneer in Red Rocks Desert, Utah (Lands of the 𝗨𝘁𝗲 Tribes) with a tailored itinerary to your skillset

If you want to rock some WanderWith gear on these trips and win a little discount, then check our our in the previous post for details!

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📍: Photo taken on 𝗠𝗼𝗵𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗻 lands

21/01/2021

Yesterday felt like one giant exhale after holding your breath for four years. It was wonderful to see representation magnified on the inaugural stage yesterday and the culmination of what true democracy can achieve. Let’s take solace in that, relax a little and hit reset.

Now more than ever, we have to hold elected officials responsible and accountable. Yesterday’s events are not equivalent to hitting the reset button. We cannot erase white supremacy, police brutality, COVID response, indigenous neglect, etc. just by bringing in a new President. Because as put it, “being American is more than the pride we inherit”.

There’s a lot of work and healing left to do and we have a far way to go, however, yesterday did mark the end of a toxic relationship and for that we are hopeful.

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21/01/2021

What’s one thing you got up and did today that makes you feel proud?

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18/01/2021

9 QUOTES YOU PROBABLY WON’T SEE ON MLK JR DAY

REPOST from .edmondson

✊🏽 In the 53 years since his assassination, Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy as a radical civil rights leader has been whitewashed and watered down with surgical precision to the bite sized, Disneyland, “I have a dream”, social justice fairytale many of us were limited to learning about one day a year in social studies class.

✊🏽 But we all know that Dr. King was not celebrated simply for his message of ✨“love and light”✨ so take a look at just a few of the quotes that are so often “conveniently” left out of the mythology surrounding one of the most visible leaders of the civil rights movement.

✊🏽 This third Monday in January, let us please do better by the Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King Jr. by honoring his complete and nuanced legacy. He was so much more than “a dream”.

☝🏽 To get more context for each of these slides and for the remaining two quotes, check out the highlight on my page.

👉🏽 Had you heard/read any of these before??

Don’t forget to follow, like, save, and share! If you learned something, Venmo @ LauraEdmondson.

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📍Photo taken on 𝗢’𝗼𝗱𝗵𝗮𝗺, 𝗧𝗼𝗵𝗼𝗻𝗼 𝗢’𝗼𝗱𝗵𝗮𝗺, and 𝗛𝗼𝗵𝗼𝗸𝗮𝗺 lands.

16/01/2021

Looking for someone to wander with? We have a link for that!

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15/01/2021

What slopes did you hit this season?

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📍Photo taken on 𝗪𝗮𝗯𝗮𝗻𝗮𝗸𝗶 and 𝗔𝗯𝗲𝗻𝗮𝗸𝗶 lands

14/01/2021

Surfing is a release from exploding tensions of 21st-century living, escaping from the hustling, bustling city world of steel and concrete, a return to nature’s reality - Fred Wardy

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13/01/2021

New Year, New Folks to Follow!

Shouting out some wonderful Indigenous accounts that you should check out. Take a moment to support, be inspired by and learn about their ancestral stories!

Despite not seeing enough diversity, inclusivity or representation in the Outdoor Industry, a lot of BIPOC actively go outdoors and participate in hiking, skiiing, climbing, running, surfing, etc. so it’s important to remember that these accounts are not Activist accounts. Do not rely on them for your information and for them to teach you!Educate yourselves and instead be inspired by their incredible skill, strength, and overall badassness 🤙🏾

And here’s 5 more accounts that aren’t in the carousel:
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3. Verna Volker founder of
4. Cal Smith from
5. Bryce Pulver

09/01/2021

Though we all wished for a fresh start in 2021, the recent events that took place on Capitol Hill are a stark reminder that the prevalence of 𝙥𝙧𝙞𝙫𝙞𝙡𝙚𝙜𝙚 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙞𝙣𝙚𝙦𝙪𝙖𝙡𝙞𝙩𝙮 in this country is an issue that cannot be swept under the rug. We have seen injustices in the disproportionate treatment of Black and Indigenous people who only ask for something so simple as the protection of their basic human rights.

In advancement of this cause, is continuing the work of creating safe spaces for marginalized groups to explore and recreate in the outdoors. We recognize that Black and Indigenous communities have suffered so much from excessive harm and hatred. Dark as these times may seem, there are heroes among us helping others heal. If you want to contribute, below are three such accounts and their Venmo’s:

1. a counseling service providing wellness and reprieve through African and Indigenous methods. 💵: SoulCareCollective

2. the group behind and an initiative to empower women through mindfulness. 💵: WeHikeToHeal

3. a group for like minded indigenous women to connect to their ancestral land. 💵: Jolie-Varela

If you follow these accounts, please don’t inundate them with questions or triggers.

06/01/2021

How’s everyone’s New Year so far?

31/12/2020

As 2020 (finally) comes to a close, we reflect on what we’ve learned, what we’re grateful for, and what we want to carry with us into the new year.

Overall, we are grateful for the community, support and love that surrounds us. The bravery and strength we saw this year stemmed from a compassion, empathy and desire to make the world a better place. We are especially grateful to everyone that supported our little company. We have met so many like-minded and creative individuals and are excited to see what 2021 brings.

Building on our work in 2020, here are some ‘resolutions’ that we will continue to practice in 2021:

⁃Protecting this planet and the outdoor spaces we all know and love through eco-conscious efforts

⁃Advancing Black Lives Matter so the momentum does not end at midnight

⁃Supporting Indigenous rights and freedoms

⁃Amplifying the voices of the Transgender Community in crisis

-Continue being thankful for healthcare staff and essential workers

We are stoked to inspire you to plan your future travels in purposeful ways so we can continue epic adventures for all! Happy New Year and stay safe everyone!

28/12/2020

Help save our planet so more of us can be like and kayak in Antarctica 🇦🇶

This picture was taken during the 2015/2016 kayaking season, swipe to see the sea ice concentration since the last 5 years alone

Making a conscious effort to be more eco-friendly in 2021 would be a great new year resolution. And even if you don’t do the resolution thing, incorporating sustainability in your daily practices is just a cool thing to do!

Little by little, small changes lead to big impacts

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25/12/2020

Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays from all of us at !

22/12/2020

Here’s to making it through the longest day of the longest year 🎉

14/12/2020

Have you seen our holiday gift guide yet? Find a great outdoor themed gift for your loved ones while supporting businesses that give back to the community or planet!
📸: snow gear featured here and click the guides on our page to find more businesses

11/12/2020

Happy 💙🏔 It’s not the mountain we conquer, but ourselves - Edmund Hillary

01/12/2020

2020 has been a year of loss for too many. Lost jobs, lost income, lost time with friends & family, lost lives. If you are in a position to GIVE this holiday season please donate TODAY 💸

26/11/2020

Take a moment today to reflect on the silver linings that 2020 has brought you. What good in your life are you grateful for? 🙏🏼

This year has been filled with challenges, but when we are present and practice gratitude, the world feels brighter and more connected. 🌎

On this Day of Thanks, also acknowledge National Native American Heritage Month by recognizing the Native Tribes who cared for the land that you now call home. ♥️

Words by Ekehart Tolle

20/11/2020

In Georgia, runoff elections take place 4 weeks after the initial election for local and state, and 8 weeks for federal - this time around its taking place on January 5, 2021.

If you’re a Georgian resident, but not yet registered, the deadline for registering is December 7, 2020.

The in Georgia is for Senate seats and Democrats want to win GOLD to secure a 50-50 tie in the Senate. This could have major impacts for our future legislation as the Vice President would be the tiebreaker.

The Presidential election is not the only vote that matters - make your voice heard in local, state and other federal elections! Tag a Georgian you know below to encourage registration 🗳

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19/11/2020

Taking a moment today to recognize all the bad ass women out there who decided to take a chance on themselves and follow their passions & dreams. 💫

I remember the moment when we decided to start WanderWith. It was exhilarating & terrifying & I never looked back. 🙌🏽

We are so grateful to know so many other creative, driven, intelligent Women Entrepreneurs. You know who you are. We see you & we support you. 👩🏻‍🤝‍👩🏾👩🏽‍🤝‍👩🏿

07/11/2020

Yesterday, our co-founder went to the drive-in theatre to watch Make Believe and we’re here to say it’s a MUST SEE!

If you miss shredding powder this year because 𝘱𝘢𝘯𝘥𝘦𝘮𝘪𝘤 (a la .o) this film is for you - descend new peaks, discover backcountry skiing, and get the thrill of snow season in the comfort of your home!

For 25 years, has focus on turning Make Believe into reality by exploring the ethos of “love the dream” to define their adventures.

MAKE BELIEVE is a story about today’s athletes who have committed to this ethos, the ones who have fallen deeply in love with the mountain life, the people who have chosen to live their lives in a particular way, from inception to reality, the ones who choose to makes and believe in their dreams.

Stream it now on any major platform!

03/11/2020

Nature allows us to heal and right now nature is begging for our help to heal. So go out and vote to protect this community, protect our lands, and protect our friends.

If you’ve already voted, then election anxiety may be creeping up on you. Wondering what you can do to relieve your stress?
+ Check the status of your ballot
+ Go on a walk to clear your head
+ Drink water and take a deep breath

Complete Election results may not be available by tonight - It’s gonna be a long day & a long week. Take care, adventurers!
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03/11/2020

If you’re an outdoor adventurer, then you need to VOTE! If you need help finding your local polling place, text

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03/11/2020

KNOW YOUR VOTING RIGHTS 🇺🇸

1. If you’re in line when the polls start closing, stay in line. You have the right to vote.

2. If you made a mistake on your ballot, ask for a new one.

3. If machines are down or you’re uncomfortable, you can ask for a paper ballot.

4. If your citizenship, criminal history, or other qualifications are questioned, immediately call the Election Protection Hotline where trained volunteers are available to help.

5. If you received a mail in ballot, but prefer to vote in person, bring your ballot in to the polls to be voided. If you lost your ballot, you can still vote in person.

5. If you have any other problems or questions, call the Election Protection Hotline at 1-866-OUR-VOTE. Hotline Information is available in Spanish, Arabic, Bengali, Cantonese, Hindi, Urdu, Korean, Mandarin, Tagalog, or Vietnamese.
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02/11/2020

Vote for Climate Change.
Vote to Protect Public Lands.
Vote for Black Rights.
Vote for LGTBQ Rights.
Vote for Indigenous Rights.
Vote for Immigrant / Refugee Rights.
Vote for Women Rights.
Vote to Enact Environmental Policy.
Vote to Protect our Future.

If even one of the above mentioned causes are close to your heart, than cast your ballot tomorrow, November 3, 2020.

Speaking as members of the outdoor community, voting is about protecting every trail we’ve hiked, every mountain we’ve smoked, every wave we’ve surfed, and every park we want to preserve.

Vote for federal and state representatives that care about the outdoors as much as you do. Vote for candidates who believe in accessibility, diversity and inclusion.

02/11/2020

REPOST from because she couldn’t have said it more perfectly on why we should all VOTE!
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100 environmental and climate rules reversed by our current administration. 100! That’s 100 reasons to vote! The urgency is here and now.

I find it interesting that our civil rights and our environment are both in so much danger right now. Environmental justice IS Social justice y’all! The air we breathe, the water we drink and the land we walk on are at risk. Our administration values a dollar more than our lives. Selling public lands off to developers and oil companies for pennies with no regard for the health and well being of the citizens who call the land home. Specifically Native Americans and low income minority communities are affected but we ALL feel the damages of their actions.

Here in Colorado our senator thinks he can confuse us with his “everyday fella” advertising but we weren’t born yesterday. Senator Gardner, how could you let a whole 100 environmental rules be rolled back without an ounce of pushback to your President. We want clean air to breathe!

We want to keep our parks clean and open to the public. We want more of these beautiful landscapes protected and preserved from the clutches of big oil. Where is your loyalty to this great land and the people who live here! Which has not been an option almost all year! Denver has grown worse with its air quality in the few years I’ve lived here, going from 14th worst to 11th worst air in the country in a short two years. I’m tired. We are tired. If you watched the debate last night then you know that our voice is NEEDED, NECESSARY, and REQUIRED for change!

Did y’all hear 45s response to climate change and the wildfires 🤯. He claimed that he could put out the Portland fire in 30 mins 🥴. Sweeping up sticks will cause less wildfires 🥴. Wheeeeewwwww! We need leaders that believe in science. Please visit the link in my bio where the has listed all 100 rollbacks.

02/11/2020

Do you have a voting plan in place?

If you need help and information on how and where to vote 🗳 then text at 504-09.

Get the address of your local polling station. Track your ballot if you voted by mail. Check your registration status. Learn about early voting choices in your area.

Swipe to see what can help you do! PLEASE VOTE! This year more than ever it’s crucial to do our part.
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27/09/2020

Where did you go for ?

We’re wrapping up the last of summer hikes before the snow season!

Pro Tip: September and October are great times to visit National Parks or popular trails. Less crowds, perfect crisp weather, and changing autumnal leaves make for a beautiful vistas!

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