Tag Archives: Steve Bohrer
Climbing with Kids Part 1
“Now if I was teaching a beginner how to climb, I’d set up a toprope on this slab over here and let them get used to the rope. Blah, blah, blah,” explained the guide to his two clients practicing their … Continue reading
Return of the Slackline
One ray of sunshine in the low-pressure trough of spring is the return of the slackline. Similar to a tightrope, a slackline is simply a length of nylon webbing, usually 1″ wide, strung tightly between two trees or other solid … Continue reading
Hurry Up and Wait: Spring is Here.
I may be a bit strange — I like winter. I’m constantly inspired by freshly fallen snow, skiing, camping without bugs. Summer is great with its hot days, cool nights, and school vacations. Fall is my favorite for the golden … Continue reading
Perception vs. Reality: Ski Hut Part Deux
Continued from Friday’s Post…. By the time we all regrouped at the sled, it was officially dark. The temperature was falling, and the kids were getting cold, tired, and hungry. On top of this, we were lost. At least that’s … Continue reading
The Tradition Must Go On: The Ski Hut
The night before the trip, I sat on the couch, pondering the maniacal schedule, the physical effort, the alpine starts and mental strain. I was left wondering whether this next “expedition” was worth it. My head hurt from trying to … Continue reading
Recharging the Batteries — Time Away From the Little Ones
Last summer, my trail-running buddy and neighbor, Nate, confided that he hated winter more and more every year. The dry Arizona heat was starting to sound more appealing by the month. Nate is my training partner. His kids are my … Continue reading
Welcome…Now Imagine This.
Children need the outdoors more than ever. We’re launching The Outdoor Parent as a tool for helping your children foster a lasting connection with the natural world. Continue reading