Still Time to ‘Fall’ into Your Sierra Adventure Bucket List
Autumn is making its presence felt over the Sierra, but there still is time to do many of those summer-like adventures before the snow flies. Read More
Coral Rose Taylor
A Ladies Shred Trip to Truckee-Tahoe’s Bradley Hut
Adventure, friendship, sun and snow. See what it’s like to spend a night at the Bradley Hut, one of Truckee’s and Tahoe’s Sierra Club backcountry cabins. Read More
Camp, hike, and stargaze at Great Basin National Park
Enjoy dark skies and rugged mountains at Great Basin National Park. Our ambassadors recently visited Nevada’s only national park and share their must-do activities in this trip report. Read More
Noso Puffy Patches Gear Review
Does your favorite jacket have rips and tears? Repair them with these fun Noso puffy patches! Read More
High Sierra Snowcat and Yurt Trip Report
Shredding on the East Side – High Sierra Snowcat and Yurt Trip Report By TMS Ambassador Coral Rose Taylor When you get an invitation from your friend and CEO of Coalition Snow, Jen Gurecki, inviting you to go on a … Read More
Chaco Z/1 Classic Review
Chaco Sandals – Field tested in Southern Utah By Tahoe Mountain Sports Ambassador Coral Taylor About Me As a fellow lover of the outside spaces, I was looking for a new sandal to wear around the campfire and to bring on backpacking trips – flip flops … Read More
Salomon Speedcross 4 Review
TMS ambassador Coral Taylor has new running shoes and is gearing up for some fun adventures! Find out the pros and cons of this popular Salomon shoe as she breaks them in. Read More
Best Ways To Mindfully Celebrate Mother’s Day
Here are some ways to celebrate the moms in your life, helping them to de-stress and know how much they are appreciated and loved. Read More
Earth Day – Every Day; Some Thoughts on Living Lightly for a Gear Addict
If you don’t know already, Earth Day is celebrated annually on April 22, but our impact on the Earth can be mitigated daily. Here are a few ideas on how to live lightly on this beautiful planet, so that we can continue to enjoy nature for generations to come. Read More