We spent months testing helmets from Norway to Tahoe to find our nine favorites. Published in Ski Magazine.

Stretch your dollars with goggles that offer optical clarity and UV protection at a fair price. Published by Ski Magazine.

You shouldn’t pay full price for kids’ ski gear but you should get durable, high-quality gear that’s kid approved. Published by Ski Magazine.

The Ski Journal is highlighting Core Creators, shining a light on the writers, photographers and artists who contribute to The Ski Journal. Here is Lily Krass Ritter’s interview with me!

From pricey foreign driving fines to late-night ant attacks, Outside's travel correspondents reveal trip snafus they don’t want to relive. I wrote about a wrong turn in the Italian Alps and a way overstuffed backcountry pack on a Colorado hut trip.

Over a dozen athletes put 66 sunglasses to the test in a range of outdoor activities. These shades performed the absolute best. Published in Outside Magazine.

From campgrounds that only accept bookings two weeks out to websites with immediate inventory, we’ve got solutions for late planners. Published on OutsideOnline.

Start your trip surfing, and end it whale- and turtle-watching. We’ve got the latest intel on new spots and favorite local hangouts. Published on Outside Online.

These are the classic, oversized sunnies you’ll wear on the beach, the ski hill, or the road trip. Published on Outside Online.

Ski to an old silver mine. Dive to a shipwreck. In these places, delving into the past is an adventure. Published Outside Online.

Up to two feet of snow fell in some areas and combined with gusty winds as the risk of avalanches remained high. Published in the New York Times.

Forecasters issued rare blizzard warnings as heavy, wind-driven snow began to halt travel and force ski resorts and Yosemite National Park to close. Published in the New York Times.

We might be done with ski-industry campaigns that speak only to women. But women’s specific skis will remain for the time being. Published by Ski Magazine.

Hence is a new software platform that connects creatives, talent, and clients, while streamlining the process for impactful storytelling. I was recently featured as one of the creators on Hence. (And I’ve also been writing bios for Hence on other creatives, which is way more fun!)

Getting to know some of the hardest working people in the avalanche industry, those who are keeping you safe while quietly operating behind the scenes. Published on the Flylow Journal.