Morgan Tilton

Morgan TiltonRaised in the stunning San Juan Mountains of Southwest Colorado, Morgan Tilton is a Bronze medalist and two-time Finalist of the 2015 North American Travel Journalists Association Awards for her travel writing. She covers adventure, travel, business, and outdoor community news, which has been featured in Backpacker, 5280 (Denver's city magazine), EnCompass, TransWorld Snowboarding, and CoBiz among others. She's also a trail runner, snowboarder, traveler and peak bagger that loves Bluegrass shows, avocados and trucker hats. Most recently, she and four other paddlers made the first SUP descent of Utah's wild Escalante River. Follow Morgan’s trail @motilton and www.morgantilton.com.
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Reads We Love: The Memoir of Activist Shannon Galpin

September 17th, 2014 • BY

Debuted yesterday, the memoir of Shannon Galpin is a gripping story of this human rights activist’s highs and lows—and her battle for girls and women’s education and equality in Afghanistan. […]

Shannon Galpin Global Solidarity Ride

News: Shannon Galpin & the Global Solidarity Ride

September 10th, 2014 • BY

Humanitarian and Mountain 2 Mountain founder Shannon Galpin recently launched another altruistic worldwide initiative—the Global Solidarity Ride. On August 30, the around-the-world bike event took place to raise awareness of […]

Living Wild with Lynx Vilden

Living Wild (and Off the Grid) with Lynx Vilden

July 23rd, 2014 • BY

Could you leave modern conveniences behind to live in the wild? Lynx Vilden is one woman that’s adopted a hands-on, stone-age lifestyle—and she’s devoted her life to sharing those primitive […]

Ladies We Love: Climber Madaleine Sorkin

May 30th, 2014 • BY

[This Ladies we Love profile is the fourth installment in our monthly series featuring the highly inspiring roster of female athlete ambassadors from Outdoor Research. They are skiers, climbers, mountaineers, […]

Flicks we Love: 3 Picks from Mountainfilm

May 29th, 2014 • BY

Held during Memorial Day weekend every year, Mountainfilm in Telluride draws artists, filmmakers, environmentalists, athletes, and activists into the box canyon for one common purpose: to have conversations about issues […]