5 Ways To Help You Survive National Park Closures
It’s been a tough week for National Park fans and staff with all 401 units closed as a result of […]
Of Deer, Lighthouses, and the Cold War: An Outdoor Afro Adventure in a Local National Park
Written by Northern California Outdoor Afro Leader Teresa Baker Last weekend, Outdoor Afros gathered to walk the Bonitas Lighthouse trail, […]
10,000 Steps to Denali, Temescal Hike, and National Outdoors Day!
It’s Alisha, Outdoor Afro Los Angeles Leader. This Saturday June 8th we had a Temescal Canyon Hike planned in the […]
Exploring Ruins and Playing in Waterfalls
Outdoor Afros in Los Angeles explored local African American history and nature over the weekend – read on! Alisha […]
Hiking and History: Honoring the Legacies of Port Chicago and John Muir
A foggy morning turned into a beautiful afternoon for a late November hike up Mount Wanda at the John Muir […]
Review: Hike to the Top of Point Reyes in California
By Outdoor Afro Contributor, Alex Genadinik Point Reyes National Seashore is too large to hike in its entirety unless you […]
Oprah Goes Camping in Yosemite!
A memo from National Parks Director Jonathan B. Jarvis shares: “On October 29 and November 1, Oprah Winfrey will devote […]
It’s a Family Reunion!
I am still trying to wrap my mind around all that I saw and experienced in Atlanta these past few […]
Shelton Johnson: A Modern Buffalo Soldier
Here is a video of the well publicized interview with Shelton Johnson, the only African American Park Ranger in Yosemite. […]
