Adventure Journalist Morgan Tilton writes about the outdoors with a focus in travel, industry news, and human endurance. She is a recipient of multiple North American Travel Journalists Association awards including two double-award articles—“Wild & Broken: A First SUP Descent of Utah’s Escalante River,” and, “A Wild Space”—that share her first-descent on stand-up paddleboard of Utah’s wild Escalante River: a self-supported, 100-mile exploration of one of the most remote regions in the lower 48, with four friends. She works with close to 50 publications.
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