DIVERSITY IS STRENGTH
12 LGBTQIA2S+ Outdoor Leaders Making a Difference
The breadth of LGBTQIA2S+ outdoor organizations has grown exponentially over the past decade, with numerous queer-led nonprofits and guiding services…
Indigenous Hipcamp Hosts Share Their Stories
As we continue our work to get more people outside, Hipcamp recognizes the importance of representation and the native history…
Building Community Through Indigenous Presence, Food, and Culture
Indigenous Peoples' Day is a time to recognize Indigenous communities around the world for the power of their presence, activism,…
How Pride Outside is Creating Space for the LGBTQ+ Community in the Outdoors
Hannah Malvin’s wall is covered in pictures of past paths taken. There are scenic water shots, snow treks, and unfurling…
5 Significant First Nations Sites in Byron Bay
Delta Kay is passionate about sharing First Nations culture. An Arakwal Bundjalung woman and a respected Elder in the Byron…
Fresh Tracks Home: Myia Antone on Founding Indigenous Women Outdoors
Myia Antone always knew she was Indigenous, but it’s something she used to hide. Despite being raised in Squamish—a glacier-carved…
11 African American Outdoor Leaders Who Inspire Us
At Hipcamp we believe that everyone should feel safe, welcome, and celebrated in the outdoors. There should not be any…
Meet BE: A New Media Collective Amplifying the Diversity of Our Parks, Trails and Campgrounds
We're not the first to say it, and we won't be the last: the outdoor industry has a diversity problem.Thankfully, this is…
Camping as a Queer Person of Color
Hipcamp proudly supported the first-ever LGBTQ Outdoor Summit in October 2017 in Seattle, WA. Hipcamp Photographer Roz Posley attended on…