LIVING THE OUTDOOR LIFE
LIVING THE OUTDOOR LIFE
Wild Trails Outdoors is a focused continuation of a long-running outdoor lifestyle journal originally written as The Outdoor Life blog. Same voice. Same field experience. A clearer trail forward.
This space is where hiking boots, bike tires, paddles, and campfires tell the story of a life spent outside. It is shaped by years of firsthand exploration and grounded in a simple outdoor lifestyle built around hiking, biking, paddling, and camping.
Here you will find articles, photos, and videos drawn from real time on trails, rivers, and backroads. Practical guidance, honest observations, and lessons learned the slow way. From winding bike routes and quiet coves to backcountry trails and remote campsites, this work is meant to help you explore with confidence and intention.
Wild Trails Outdoors exists to focus that original outdoor lifestyle into what I live and share most. Human-powered adventure. Quiet places. Time outside that clears the noise. Everything here is about passing along what works, what lasts, and what matters when you choose life beyond the pavement.
Now is your time to live the outdoor life!
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Pulled BBQ Fillet Recipe
This winning combination is tasty, moist, tender, soft, juicy – and easy to pull. You can eat it right off the plate, or put it in a bun, or serve it any way you want.
How They Stole My Trailer!
How your trailer can get stolen, even when you have a tongue lock installed! Mine Did!
Campfire Pizza From Scratch
Kellie cooks her camp made Spinach Artichoke Pizza in a Dutch Oven over a Campfire!
Car Camping Set Up | How to Plan for a Camping Trip
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Campfire Chicken Cheese Burrito
A different burrito, try impregnating a freshly made piece of dough with chopped veggies and fried chicken strips.
Understanding Payload Ratings
It can be extremely frustrating to go out and find the perfect travel trailer or fifth wheel and then be told that you can’t tow it.
Peaceful Creekside Camping Spot in the Great Outdoors
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I started up In Stratton Open Space, heading up parts of Gold Camp Road to the Buckhorn Trail and down Captain Jack’s Trail including the Chutes.
Best Carbonara Ever! – Cooking in the Forest
Behold the first-ever carbonara that is cooked in the wild forest near the beautiful lake!
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🌲 Trail Prayer – Proverbs 3:5–6 🌲
“Lord, I trust You with all my heart as I step onto this trail.
I will not lean only on my own strength or understanding,
but in every path, river, and mountain road, I submit the journey to You.
Guide my steps, straighten my path,
and keep me safe beneath Your watchful eye.
Wherever this trail leads, may I walk it with courage,
knowing You go before me, beside me, and behind me. Amen.”
Proverbs 3:5–6
“Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight.”
For the adventurer like you, it reads almost like a trail guide:
- “Trust in the Lord with all your heart.” Don’t just rely on maps, gear, or your own strength—rely on Him.
- “Lean not on your own understanding.” Trails twist and turn, life throws surprises, but God sees the whole path.
- “In all your ways submit to him.” Every trail, trip, or decision, big or small, acknowledges His hand in it.
- “He will make your paths straight.” He clears the obstacles, points the direction, and gets you safely where you need to be.
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