10 Family Adventures for Those Last Two Weeks of Summer
The clock feels like it’s ticking with summer winding down and preparing for a new school year to begin again. But not all is lost! You still have a couple of weeks. Here are some ideas for summertime, close-to-home things to do to soak up that last bit of summer together.
A First Hike on Good Terms: A Quick Guide for Sensory-Sensitive Beginners
Heading out on a hike for the first time can feel like a lot for people who have sensory sensitivities or anxiety. Here are some ways to help your child or family member set up for success on their first hike.
Riding Johnson Canyon Road (Utah) on a Gravel Bike
A solo dawn ride up Glendale Bench and Johnson Canyon Road near Kanab, Utah — a brutal 1,500-foot gravel climb rewarded with the backside of Bryce, Grand Staircase-Escalante, white canyon bluffs, and a Gunsmoke ghost town.
(Podcast) Season 3, Episode 7 - Adult Weekend Adventures (The Kids Will Be Ok)
Sometimes the adults need to get away and play, too. Kids, it’s time to stay with the grandparents or buddy-sitter… Mom and Dad need to have some reconnection time - it’s healthy for everyone.
(Podcast) Taking Your Parents Hiking: Part 2. Going Farther & Bryce Canyon Adventures
Season 3, Episode 3: taking your parents hiking, Part 2 — going farther, from short walks to all-day hikes, plus clothing and layering, gear, first aid, and Bryce Canyon adventures.
(Podcast) A Kid’s Guide to Taking Your Parents Hiking: Part 1
Season 3, Episode 2: a kid’s guide to taking your parents hiking — motivation, tips, and tricks to get the whole family outside, from nature walks to all-day epics (Part 1).