Born in the Mountains Journal

The Alchemy of Dreams

Even a dream job is still a job. When Madison began, she treated making art like a job.

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By Sam Brown · 5 min read

Reining in a Passion

From the gauchos in Argentina, to the vaqueros in Spain, Sarah hopes to unite people from different backgrounds and beliefs with a common bond – a love for horses.

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By Sam Brown · 4 min read

Wildlife and Baja California Peninsula Regenerative Tourism

Unveiling the Wonders Beneath the Waves : The Lure of Baja California Our new video series “The Road Less Traveled” dives into the lives of those who forge their own paths. For episode two, we had the privilege of meeting and learning from an incredible couple down in Baja California Sur, Mexico...

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By KÜHL Editor · 5 min read

Running and Baking in Thin Air

Ang Chhutin Sherpa starts the espresso machine and gets the coffee brewing. Then, she’ll step outside to lace up her running shoes and escape to the Nepali trails.

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By Julie Brown Davis · 5 min read

Sail the Mediterranean With Your KÜHL Attire

Packing for my spring Mediterranean cruise was a time-consuming process. I had to choose comfortable and versatile clothing that addressed fluctuating weather conditions—warm, chilly, and potentially rainy. My top picks included KÜHL clothing that could be worn onboard Celebrity Cruises newest ship...

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By Sandy Bornstein · 7 min read

Riding My Bike From Capitol to Capitol

We sat down with cycling enthusiast Sherry Ott to talk about her journey biking from capitol to capitol.

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By KÜHL Editor · 6 min read

Gravel Biking - Getting Gritty

Imagine cruising along a smooth asphalt surface and coming upon a dirt road. The adventurer in you says, let's go check it out, but if you are riding a road bike that may not be the best choice. Nowadays with the versatility of gravel bikes, you can. We can link different types of surfaces and...

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By Bob Olden · 5 min read

Zzz's in the Trees - 4 Epic Treehouse Lodgings

Forget what you think you know about treehouses. These aren't the rickety playhouses of your childhood; they're upscale, up in the trees, and out of this world. And they’re ready to give you an unforgettable experience. We're diving into four unique styles of treehouse lodging that stand tall and...

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By Emily Leikam · 8 min read

Road Less Traveled: Arizona Storm Chasing

Have you ever wondered what inspires and attracts one to chase monsoon storms?

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By KÜHL Editor · 4 min read

Homemade Electrolyte Drink - KÜHL’s Guide to DIY Beverage

Homemade electrolyte drinks are the unsung hero of today's fitness-conscious and health-centric society. These DIY drinks can deliver much-needed minerals and hydration right when your body needs them the most. Be it an intense workout session, a strenuous hike or just a way to beat the summer heat...

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By Emily Leikam · 13 min read

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Rock Creek Trail Guide

Rock Creek Trail is Washington D.C.'s open secret, a natural getaway tucked between the city's avenues and landmarks. Here, the...

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DIY Sleeping Bags

Imagine yourself deep in the wilderness, surrounded by nature's finest offerings. The stars twinkle above, the sounds of nocturnal animals fill the air and the soothing crackle of a campfire provides a sense of peace and security. As you settle in for the night, you realize that the only thing...

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Sequoia National Park Lodging: KÜHL’s Guide on Where to Stay

Sequoia National Park- home to the world’s tallest tree, the mighty “General Sherman,” is a magical location in the southern Sierra...

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Top Zion National Park Lodging Options - Zion Retreats

Zion is the most popular among Utah’s Mighty Five national parks. Home to mystical slot canyons, spectacular rock formations, cascading...