The outdoor industry may be growing year over year, but the fact is there are still many people missing out on the action.

Now, though, there is a widespread effort taking place to close the participation gap and increase involvement in underserved communities. Slowly, the outdoor community is expanding into new territories thanks to the tireless efforts of organizations like Utah-based nonprofit Elevated Mountain Guides.

Embark with Camille Fiducia!

Embark is the newest division of Elevated Mountain Guides, and we are working with Women of the World as we launch into our first season with young women in the Wasatch.

Atticus Coffee: Giving Back

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Introducing our newest team member, Elliot Frei!

There was a point of my childhood when I wasn't even sure if I would be able to walk or talk again. When I was in 5th grade I had a brain aneurysm that hospitalized me for months and it caught everyone, including doctors, by surprise.

Well, that’s all folks!

It has been surreal to be a part of the growth of project climb this summer, all of the moments leading up to our outing in the Uintas earlier this month were amazing, it was like watching a child learn how to walk, it was profound.

Project Climb and my summer as an intern for EMG

We saw kids struggle to overcome their fears and learn to trust themselves and others. We saw them challenge themselves and become passionate about something new. And most of all, we saw them have fun.

That's a Wrap

Wow, I cannot believe how fast time 22 weeks fly by when you’re having fun. Yeah, I have been with the organization 22 weeks now and I am so thankful for this awesome opportunity. While I said, “Hey, I’ll be your intern” back in November; with little to no Idea of what I was getting myself into,

What Project Climb Brought to Sugar House Boys and Girls Club

We have loved having this community collaboration with Sugar House Boys and Girls Club. We wanted to provide an inside look at how Jamie Dunn the Director of the Club has seen an impact on a couple of the students who have participated in the Project Climb program.