Weekend Sherpa Podcast: Take it Outside

Weekend Sherpa Podcast: Take it Outside

08.25.2021

Weekend Sherpa co-founders Brad Day and Holly Kulak discuss what’s happening outdoors in California—and a few points beyond!

Weekend Sherpa Podcast: Take it Outside.

NEW EPISODE: The Amazon of Wine Country In this episode Brad and Holly discuss the "Amazon of Wine Country," one of the best kept secrets for river adventures. Also in the mix: mountain biking, the debate over adding 142 campsites to a state park, a special birthday, and red flag warnings. Later they are joined by Weekend Sherpa contributing writer Breonna Carter, who shares some of her top recommendations for peak hikes in Southern California, where to camp on the beach last-minute near Santa Barbara, and her very recent backpacking adventure on the John Muir Trail.

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