Feathered Friends Blog
Apr 16, 2018
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Loneliness, Warmth, and Finding Home in South Dakota’s Black Hills
Guest post by Korrin L. Bishop. A -10 degree night is the kind of cold that settles deep into your bones and finds a way to creep into your heart. A chill in the heart serves to over-activate the brain,...
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Apr 08, 2018
Climbing at the Edge of Nowhere
This post is one of a series highlighting the outdoors experience of Feathered Friends employees. Written by Mandy Godwin. The first I learn about his Aconcagua trip, Mike Burns is standing behind the desk at the Feathered Friends flagship Seattle...
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Mar 10, 2018
One Season, 28 Volcanoes: Two Women Take on the Cascades
This post is one of a series that takes a closer look at the lives of Feathered Friends Ambassadors. Written by Mandy Godwin Madeline Dunn picks up the phone a few minutes after getting off a plane in Utah. She’s...
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Mar 07, 2018
Down Care Guide
Down is an absolutely amazing material, and with a little extra love your gear can be the gift that keeps on giving for a long time. Below are the best practices to keep your favorite jacket, sleeping bag, or comforter...
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Feb 07, 2018
Summer on the Divide: A Thru-Hiker’s Notes on the Continental Divide Trail
Our own Tessa McGee reflects on her time hiking the Continental Divide Trail. Words and images by Tessa McGee. I’m not sure how to tell this story. I’m not much of a storyteller and there are a lot of ways...
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