The Otherwhere Blog Series

Glacier National Park was always at the top of my bucket list, and this weekend was finally the time to go.

My first trip back home uncovered unexpected emotions for me. Alongside joyous reunions with friends and family, I grappled with how different my life is now.

I’m learning in Bozeman, and it feels like learning to walk again. I find myself drawing inward more, focusing on what there is to discover.

Out of the hardest climbs come the best views. This climb was one of the hardest things I’ve ever done, but for some reason I can’t wait to do it again.

the first nights of my trip brought me into the Grand Teton Backcountry where I engaged in one of my most difficult but rewarding hikes yet.

About two weeks ago, my life turned into an exciting but constantly busy whirlwind as I prepped for my move

“I hate to see you leave, but I love to watch you go…” Turns out, that quote is more truthful than I thought – there are two sides to walking away.

Going from idea to Execition is all about planning. Read along as I prepare to move. I’ve learned moving is physically manageable, but a mental minefield