Community Partners
What if one conversation led to your next adventure?
It's easy to stay home.
We're here to make it easier to get outside.
Our event brings together outdoor groups from across the Pacific Northwest to help you:
✔️ Find your people.
✔️ Discover new adventures.
✔️ Meet trusted outdoor experts and communities.
✔️ Take the first step.
Because the best adventures don't start at the trailhead. They start with a connection.
Meet the 2026 Adventure Partners
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Adaptive Pathways Recreational Therapy: Inclusive recreational therapy for children and adults with disabilities, helping them achieve their goals and discover joy through movement, connection, and creativity.
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AdventurUs: Women-led travel, retreats, and outdoor experiences across the Pacific Northwest and around the world.
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Crank Sisters (Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance): An all-women mountain biking community offering group rides, skills classes, clinics, and events for women of all riding levels.
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FisheWear: Women's outdoor apparel and gear inspired by Alaska for fishing, hiking, paddling, and everyday adventure.
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Bronze Chapter: (TBD) Kayaking, sailing, hiking, and outdoor learning for BIPOC adventurers (co-ed).
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Edge Outdoors: (TBD) BIPOC skiing, snowboarding, fun gatherings, trips, and scholarships.
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HumanNature Forest Bathing: Mileva Huljev, Forest therapy guide. Groups, private walks and corporate events.
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Kula Cloth: (TBD) A local company redefining trail hygiene for women with antimicrobial, eco-friendly gear made right here in the PNW. (retail partner)
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Mama and Me Adventure Club: Outdoor adventures, hikes, walks, camping trips, for moms and their children in the Maple Valley and Issaquah areas.
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Mt. Rainier Nordic Patrol: A volunteer ski and snowshoe patrol helping visitors stay safe on Mount Rainier’s winter trails.
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Outdoors for All Foundation: Adaptive sports for adults and youth. Snow, bike, water, and more.
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Puget Sound Women on the Fly: Fly fishing, building skills and finding fellow women anglers to fish with. Part of Trout Unlimited.org
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Rippin Chix: Ski camps and coaching, ski, backcountry, touring. B.C., WA, UTAH.
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SheBirds: Guided birding walks and nature experiences welcoming birders of all ages, abilities, and experience levels.
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SheJumps: Year-round for girls and women. Skiing, snowboarding, rock climbing, mountain biking and more.
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Shred-It Sisters: Snowboarding, skiing, mountain biking. Meetup group.
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Sisters in Action Sports: Year-round for girls and women. Snowsports, water sports, rock climbing, mountain biking.
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Vertical World: Seattle & Lynwood, America’s first indoor climbing gym (est. 1987).
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Washington Outdoor Women / Washington Wildlife Federation: (WOW): Hands-on workshops that help women build confidence and self-reliance through traditional and relevant outdoor skills.
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Washington State Ski & Snowboard Museum: (WSSSM): A free, interactive museum celebrating Washington's ski and snowboard history while inspiring participation in snow sports.
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Women+ Who Love X-Country Skiing: A Facebook community connecting people who identify as female who love, want to try, or want to learn more about cross-country (Nordic) skiing.
Special Connections
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Andrea Kelly, Make Plus Equal. Andrea guides outdoor apparel brands to build size-inclusive collections and connect authentically with marginalized consumers — because everyone deserves equal access to the outdoors. Breakout session.
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Heather Yancey of Heather Yancey Fitness. She empowers women in perimenopause and beyond to reclaim their strength, body, and confidence through smart training, nutrition, and mindset. Breakout session.
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Julia Winters, owner Good Day Sauna. A mobile wood-fired cedar sauna experience for Seattle —enabling guests to sweat, plunge and reconnect with the outdoors. Raffle sponsor.
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Stephanie LaDuke, of Grounding Wellness. Stephanie offers holistic wellness support to parents–to–be and new parents through coaching, aromatherapy, Reiki, and in-home perinatal care to ease the transition into parenthood. Breakout session.
Hear from Past Attendees
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"I loved connecting with women who share my passion for outdoor sports—it was amazing to meet so many like-minded individuals!"
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"I liked chatting with the women at their tables and learning about the variety of outdoor groups and non-profits was a highlight for me."
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"I left the event inspired and motivated to stay active and involved in the outdoor community—I can't wait to attend next year!"
What made you want to attend?
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“I need more adventure pals! It’s hard to make friends in Seattle.”
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“Trying to meet new people who ski and see what groups are available sounded like fun!”
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“My daughter and I are trying to find ways to get more young girls involved in outdoor sporting.”
