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Atlas Calling – An Outdoor Adventure Travel Blog
Atlas Calling is more than just another travel blog. It’s also an outdoor blog. It’s an adventure blog. An empowerment blog. An environmental blog.
On Atlas Calling, you’ll find resources, guides, reports, and more about outdoor adventure travel.
Not sure where to start? Click below to see what it’s all about.
Hey! Welcome to Atlas Calling, your first stop to outdoor adventure travel. I’m Dani, and I first created Atlas Calling with the intention of sharing my travels around the world. The more I traveled the world, the more I realized that I didn’t want to just see new places, I wanted to really explore it.
It can be really intimidating learning new skills in the outdoor world, so I have kept up with the blog in hopes of helping people embrace their fears about traveling, whether its boarding a plane to a new country, or climbing a peak to ski down it.
And knowing how outdoor adventure travel affects the environment and culture, I decided I didn’t want to ignore such a huge impact to our world.
Enjoy the site and want to collaborate or see more of my freelance work? Please go to the work with me page.
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Recent Posts
El Diente Mt Wilson Traverse: Climbing Colorado’s 14ers
My trip report of the El Diente Mt. Wilson Traverse. One of the four Grand Traverses on Colorado’s 14ers.
Climbing the Ouray Via Ferrata
Go on an adventure in Ouray and climb the Via Ferrata for an extreme day traversing cliffs. You can do it with out without a guide.
Missouri Mountain Trip Report
Read about my trip report for Missouri Mountain. I didn’t summit this time, but I’ll be back soon.
The Colorado Guide for the Outdoor Adventurer
The Outdoor Adventurer’s Quick Guide to Colorado.
Popular Posts
Climbing the Citadel to Pettingell Traverse
At only 13,294 feet, the Citadel is not even one of the higher 13ers ( a peak above 13,000 feet) in the state of Colorado. What it is though, is a fun one. With many of the peaks being a gentle, albeit long, hike, the Citadel is not one of those. The route goes at […]
What to Pack for a Day Hike in the Mountains?
Just getting started hiking and not sure what you should carry? Here is my day hiking packing list for when I am hiking in the mountains to help get you started.
Whistler Blackcomb
Whistler Blackcomb, home to the 2010 Winter Olympics, is the biggest ski resort in North America with over 8,000 acres of ski-able terrain. It is also considered the premier ski resort in Canada. Over 5000 vertical feet makes for some of the longest runs a skier could encounter in a resort. Whistler Blackcomb boasts their […]
Best Beginner Class 3 14ers
Done a lot of class 2 14ers, but not sure where to start on the class 3? Read this article to learn about great peaks to get started om.
