trail community
A challenge where you will gain physical fitness, mental well-being, make new friends, explore new places, and connect with family, friends and yourself through nature.
Mount Washington Observatory is a private, nonprofit, member-supported institution with a mission to advance understanding of the natural systems that create Earth’s weather and climate.
Embark on an inspiring journey with Diamond Clark, adventurer, traveler, and environmental scientist, on Oboz Footwear's community platform. Explore her insightful perspectives on sustainable travel, environmental conservation, and outdoor exploration.
In honor of B Corp Month, we met with Amy Beck of Oboz Footwear and Spencer Williams of West Paw to discuss B Corp Certification and what it means to both brands. Oboz- built on a commitment to the natural places we recreate- and West Paw- dog's best friend.
A regenerative agroforestry nonprofit, Trees For The Future, trains farmers across sub-Saharan Africa in sustainable, nature-based solutions and an agroforestry technique called the Forest Garden Approach. Farming communities that are living below the poverty line, living in hunger, and farming in challenging climates and conditions are identified. Then, using the Forest Garden Approach farmers are proving that agroforestry is a solution to each of these challenges.
We are proud to be a Major Partner of the Banff Centre Mountain Film and Book Festival & World Tour. Since 1976, the Banff Centre Mountain Film and Book Festival, a flagship program of Banff Centre, has been an industry leader in the celebration of Mountain Culture.
To honor our commitment to doing better for the planet we created the Oboz Trails for Trees Challenge. This challenge isn’t about how far or fast you can hike, but how often you go. Each time you lace up and hit the trail for at least one mile, Oboz will plant a tree.
Riley McGurn lives in New England, near the beautiful White Mountains. I loved hearing about how he got into the outdoors and how he’s giving back to those who can’t experience the benefits of nature in person.
Bunsen stands like a sentinel over the northwestern parts of Yellowstone and offers breathtaking 360-degree views of the region. One can see Electric Peak, Sepulcher Mountain, Antler Peak, Mount Holmes, as well as spectacular vistas of Mammoth, Gardiner Canyon, Blacktail Deer Plateau and the Yellowstone River Valley in the surrounding flats below. It is a steep climb over switchbacks for 2.2 miles, but it is very doable with patience and rest breaks at some incredible points along the way.
