Cindy Hession, 48 Peaks for Alzheimer’s

I wasn’t really into doing things by myself back then…. But I pushed myself out of my comfort zone and I loved it.

Marianne Borowski, Cross New Hampshire Adventure Trail

I tried to put together the things that I found useful. I like the map, I like to know that there’s a town coming up.. and that there’s ice cream in that town!

Bethany Cass

It doesn’t take much to be happy - you just have to know what it is that you want.

Torey Lee Brooks

Don’t get the impression I’m a good nordic skier, I’m just good at long, arduous stubbornness!

Miriam Ball, Alternative Balance

Angela Ziogas, Cross Current Insurance

Whether you’re into field dressing or forest bathing, you need to protect your clients - and your business!

Karrie Thomas, Northern Forest Canoe Trail

It was really never intended to be a ‘thru-paddle’… the founders imagined a series of destinations that would allow people to discover the northeast over time.

Let’s flex our Social Media Marketing muscles with Jaimie Crawford of PRESSED!

Anne Parmenter, Coach, Climbing Guide and Everest Mountaineer

Saying ‘yes’ to things that I know are going to make me really uncomfortable… I think it keeps you ticking.

Lisa Holcomb, Wander the Whites

The guides are so diverse here, from going on an Appalachian Mountain Club tour to ice climbing, and all of the other guides in between. I like falling in between, at that moderate stage.

Traci Bisson, Golden Dog Adventure Company

We’ll carry extra water, we’ll carry snacks, so you don’t need to. It’s really a no-brainer, and that’s what people need, because they’re so busy in their lives. They just want to go, have fun and not have to think about it.

The dollars that you pay at a local outfitter are directly going back to their family, their home, their schools, local shops… and that’s really important.

Alexandra Roberts, Alexandra Roberts Photography

I think that I have a very specific client, and that client is somebody who doesn’t care about napkin colors, for example. They basically just care about the moments that are happening, and not making their wedding feel like a television production.