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: Outdoors to the Rescue Two years into a global pandemic and one thing remains true—the outdoors is a saving grace for physical and mental health. In this new year's episode, Brad and Holly discuss winter as the season of sunrises and sunsets, and the best outdoor settings in California to experience both. Also, where to find local waterfalls, and some of the best places to hike-in for a picnic with panoramic scenery. And, what's a spirit animal, anyway?! It's all new for 2022.

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