I'm Colorado born and raised, so hiking has always just been part of life. Trails were never a destination, they were the backyard. These days I'm based in New York City, and I'm still figuring out how to fit as much of the outdoors as I can into city living.
By day, I work remotely in marketing, which means I've spent years learning how brands tell their stories, what makes a video actually stop the scroll, and how to turn a good idea into content that performs. I bring that same eye to The Outdoors Edit, pairing my love of the outdoors and travel with a genuine love of dressing cute on the trail, and sharing the gear, fits, destinations, and finds that make it all possible.
More than anything, I'm building a community for outdoorsy girls who want to hike more, don't think they have to choose between function and style, and could use a little guidance getting there. Whether it's a gear breakdown, a trail tip, or just proof that hiking boots can look good, I want this to be the place that makes the outdoors feel a little more approachable.