WABDR Section 2
Washington Backcountry Discovery Route WABDR Section 2 is known for a geological feature called “Baby Head Hill.” Join me in day two of this summer’s adventure. (If you missed day 1, check it out HERE!)
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WABDR Ride Report Section 1
The Washington Backcountry Discovery Route (WABDR): Breathtaking views, six days of challenging off road riding, camaraderie, and camping, is there anything else you could ask for in an off road trip? Join me in this multipart exploration as I share my adventure!
Dual Sport Motorcycles for Women
A few times a week, on one facebook group or another, I see the question: What are the best dual sport motorcycles for women? Well, today we respond.
My Flock Rocked
Raising visibility of female riders is best accomplished, like anything, by riding. This year, I attended Flock to the Rock to celebrate International Female Ride Day with a hundred other women, and I must admit, my flock rocked.
From Pillion to Pilot
Almost 20 years ago, Laura started her adventures as a pillion. Fast forward eight years, and she has moved from pillion to pilot.
Living in the Power and Presence of Love
“Following your heart and living in the power and presence of love” is the message Ashley and Step are sharing as they travel the world by Ural.
The Men of the ADV Woman Rally
While the leadership of the ADV Woman Rally is all female, the event is co-ed. We interviewed participants to hear their experience of the men of the ADV Woman Rally, and it was fantastic.
Raising Adventurous Children
Every parent begins the process of raising a child with a mixture of hopes, dreams, and fears. And though each child is born with a temperament encoded in their DNA, fostering the right attitudes at home guides our children to become adventurous and confident adults
The Birth of Motobird Adventures
Early in 2017, Kerri found herself in the ER due to stress and exhaustion. What happened next may surprise you. Enjoy the birth story of Motobird Adventures.
First Gear Kilimanjaro Jacket Review
Living in the Pacific “Northwet”, waterproof gear is vital for year round riding.