by Lauren Heartsill Dowdle | Dec 29, 2019 | Blog
Whether you’re looking to learn a new skill, hone in on a current one or make some new friends, there are a variety of clinics to do just that. Here are seven mountain clinics and events for women who love the outdoors. Women’s Learn to Lead Feb. 1-2 Part of the Mount...
by Ed Graef | Dec 17, 2019 | Blog
The camping and backpacking gear you choose in the winter is very important. It the spring, fall, and summer camping and backpacking gear keeps you comfortable, in the winter it keeps you alive. Outdoors Geek carries only the top brands and the best products made by...
by Ed Graef | Nov 20, 2019 | Blog
Planning a winter adventure into avalanche terrain can be done safely and within your risk threshold if the proper care and preparations are taken. There is nothing like being the first human to enter a wilderness after a fresh snow. There is a beauty and calming that...
by Ed Graef | Oct 15, 2019 | Blog
Tourist season in Moab ramps up as the temperatures in the Utah desert begin to drop. It is time once again to plan a trip to the epicenter of desert fun. “Something for everyone” is tired travel cliché for everywhere but Moab; whatever your outdoor hobby is, you...
by Ed Graef | Apr 16, 2019 | Blog
At Outdoors Geek we take great pride in the quality of gear we rent. We are constantly reevaluating our rental gear and watching the industry for new products. Our selection of tents is the result of years of research and testing. Of course, we think our tents are...
by Ed Graef | Jan 24, 2019 | Blog, ski, snowboard, snowshoe, winter
When the snow starts piling up, the temptation to get into the backcountry is powerful. The deep untouched powder is just calling to be skied, snowboarded or snowshoed in. To help make a safe decision about winter backcountry travel, there are Avalanche Information...
