Right Kind Of Lost Podcast

Welcome, Kaci from The Car Camping Queen my new co-host for the Right Kind Of Lost Podcast! I'm super stoked to start this collaboration. In this episode, we talk about taking our Wilderness First Responder course together. Podcast Episode 1: Volunteering and Advocacy with The Car Camping Queen Learn more about Leave No Trace R & H Training Sharp End Podcast Music by Minds Eye

Find fun backpacking trails ----> Right Kind Of Lost Backpacking Trail Explore part of the Ouachita Trail ---> Backpacking the Ouachita Trail Section 9 Learn more about the Hike Like A Woman community ---> Hike Like A Woman Don't forget to subscribe or share with a friend!

In this episode, I visit with Ren and Scott from Cross County Travelers. Ren and Scott are a husband and wife duo who have a mission to see the United States one county at a time. YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQdaRAGj0OwDOnNWhvUe8Sg website:  https://crosscountytravelers.com   Flickr:  https://www.flickr.com/photos/139585003@N08/albums   Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/crosscountytravelers   Hive:  https://peakd.com/@xcountytravelers/posts   Mob-Rule: http://mob-rule.com/home

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Explore The Natural State and learn why it's so special This guide points you to 24 hikes from all four corners of the state. Each hike is unique and showcases the region where it is located. Following this guide, you'll find yourself on mountain tops, in the swamps, and everywhere in between. Snag your free 14-page PDF of this checklist here ---> http://www.rightkindoflost.com/archecklist/ Here is the blog post on Fuzzy Butt Falls to help you find it.

Read this story here. Learn more about the U.S. National Whitewater Center here. Read about the Caddo River here. Visit our Teespring shop!

In this episode, I visit with Aundrea Crary, a life and mindset coach. We talk about our inner mean girl, imposter syndrome, and how changing your mindset could change your life.   Aundrea provides some great nuggets of information. Through her coaching, she helps women change an improve their lives by coaching them to develop a better mindset.   Find out more about Aundrea at   http://www.aundreacrarycoaching.com   On Facebook and Instagram @aundreacrarycoaching

In this episode, we sit down with Lauren Ray, a Park Ranger, at the Buffalo National River. Lauren is also a Master Educator with Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics.   Leave No Trace's website Outdoor Ethics on Right Kind of Lost My failed presidential traverse trip Buffalo National River Buffalo National River Facebook

In this episode, I tell about the mistake I made of running out of water while backpacking in the desert. Backpacking the West Rim Trail in Zion National Park was the first time I felt that I put myself in real danger.   • My trip report of the West Rim Trail • Desert Hiking Tips • Other mistakes I have made

In this episode, I visit with Sarah from Arkie Travels. If that name sounds familiar, you've probably seen some of their rad videos on one of their amazing Arkansas State Parks. With Arkansas as their playground, they love to eat local, shop local, and stay in Airbnbs or locally owned boutique hotels. They are also avid hikers and waterfall chasers! • www.ArkieTravels.com • Arkie Travels on YouTube • Arkie Travels on Facebook • Arkie Travels on Instagram • www.ArkansasStateParks.com • Don't forget our Teespring Shop ---> https://teespring.com/stores/rightkindoflost

In the spring of 2015, my brother, Jacob, and I thru-hiked the Lake Ouachita Vista Trail. The Lake Ouachita Visita Trail, or LOViT to some, stretches about 40 miles across the southern shore of Lake Ouachita in southwest Arkansas in between Hot Springs and Mount Ida. I might have listened to this episode a few too many times when editing, but it always makes me smile. In this episode, we discuss our ups and downs both literally and figuratively of the hike. I won't give too much away, but at one point one of us wanted to push the other off of the mountain. It was a great hike and Jacob's first backpacking trip. We give lots of advice for first-time backpackers or those who are simply wanting to hone their skills. For more information on the Lake Ouachita Vista Trail, visit their website at www.LakeOuachitaVistaTrail.org. You can also read about our hike on the Right Kind Of Lost blog. Don't forget to get your FREE Ultimate Arkansas Hiking Checklist!

In this episode, we visit with Hike Like A Woman Ambassador Shelley, who, like a lot of us was an avid outdoors person, but then life got in the way. After some life changes, Shelley found her love for the outdoors again. She reconnected with nature and found that going solo isn't that scary either. You can read more about Shelley on HikeLikeAWoman.net, through her blog post "Rediscovering your love and need for the outdoors." Visit our Teespring shop at www.teespring.com/stores/rightkindoflost

Welcome to the Right Kind Of Lost Podcast! Right Kind Of Lost is a place to find adventure, build each other up, and explore the places we love. Hi! My name is Mara, and in 2015 I began the Right Kind Of Lost Adventure Travel Blog. Through the website, I provide trip reports, trail guides, and from the heart content, with an emphasis on Arkansas. But after four years of blogging, I got tired of Right Kind Of Lost only being about me. I worked as a journalist for 14 years and I miss interviewing rad people and telling stories. In the Right Kind Of Lost Podcast, you will find inspirational stories from the everyday adventurer. It is definitely a place to build each other up and find adventure. I've got some amazing interviews lined up and few already on deck, so go ahead and hit subscribe so you don't miss any adventures!

In this episode, we sit down with Kaci from The Car Camping Queen. Kaci has spent a lot of time volunteering and advocating for our public lands. Kaci works a 40-hour week and still is able to travel to places like Michigan, Montana, and even Alaska, to volunteer to help build and maintain trails. She has also traveled to Washington, D.C. to advocated for public lands. And she provides some great tips on how anyone and everyone can get involved. She proves you don't have to wait until retirement to find the time to give back. Find her at: TheCarCampingQueen.com Or on Facebook or Instagram @thecarcampingqueen Other resources mentioned are: The American Hiking Society, AmericanHiking.org The Outdoor Alliance, OutdoorAlliance.org