Katie Arnold is a freelance journalist and editor who writes Raising Rippers for Outside online. She lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico, with her husband, two young daughters, and puppy Pete.
Motherload takes a closer look at an underexplored niche of alternative living on two wheels
The fine line between holding on and letting go
Or how running and meditating both led one woman to the same unexpected place
In the wake of a bizarre physical attack and the death of her father, Katie Arnold felt paralyzed by the anxieties of parenthood and being a woman alone in the wilderness. She got through it the same way she’d always done, by lacing up and hitting the trail. An exclusive excerpt from her new memoir, Running Home.
A playlist that both parents and children can enjoy.
I learned the hard way that lying to your kids backfires
The freedom to move and play outside inspires creativity and improved brain function
We have 22 years until we're in a significant global crisis. Show your kids how to implement these simple planet-friendly household changes now.
A new book by Kim Brooks confronts parents' responsibility to assess risk on behalf of our kids
The best way to raise capable kids is to fuel their love of games—and stop forcing them to compete against each other
Hand-picked by Kate Siber, author of the new children's book 'National Parks of the USA'
Brewer, entrepreneur, and ultrarunner Caitlin Landesberg on balancing being an entrepreneur with parenthood
Shanti Hodges has written a new book to help motivate families to get on the trail—and find the one that's perfect for them
It was a great adventure base camp even before the state agreed to cough up $10K for anyone willing to move there
'You Are Mighty' lays out ground rules for getting your kid to help change the world