Let's Go Outside | Adventurous Moms, Hiking, Camping, Travelling with Kids, Parenting Outside
Let's Go Outside | Adventurous Moms, Hiking, Camping, Travelling with Kids, Parenting Outside
Podcast Description
Do you worry if your kids (or you) have the capacity to do the adventure or trip you want to do?
Are you questioning if you have the right gear?
Are you wanting to get into canoe camping, backpacking, or on an international trip with the kids but not sure where to start?
You are in the right place! This is what this community is all about. We jump into the practicalities of adventuring after having kids from hiking, skiing, rock climbing, travelling and beyond. You’ll hear real experiences from other moms. Join the outdoor mom community.
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The podcast covers a wide range of topics related to outdoor parenting, including episode themes like dressing for winter hikes, navigating postpartum struggles through adventure, and systems for getting out the door with kids, while providing actionable insights and experiences from engaging guests.
Do you worry if your kids (or you) have the capacity to do the adventure or trip you want to do?
Are you questioning if you have the right gear?
Are you wanting to get into canoe camping, backpacking, or on an international trip with the kids but not sure where to start?
You are in the right place! This is what this community is all about. We jump into the practicalities of adventuring after having kids from hiking, skiing, rock climbing, travelling and beyond. You’ll hear real experiences from other moms. Join the outdoor mom community.
Are you nervous about hiking or camping with your kids because of wildlife? You’re not alone—and this episode is for you.
Hosts Danika and Stephanie Goodbrand break down everything outdoor moms need to know to feel confident and prepared in the wild. From how to tell the difference between black bears and grizzlies, to handling bear spray the right way, to what to do if you see a cougar or moose on the trail—this episode is packed with real talk, practical tips, and relatable mom moments.
Whether you’re heading to the backcountry or walking a local trail, this episode will help you stop letting fear hold you back and start enjoying the outdoors with your kids.
In This Episode, We Cover:
- How to identify grizzly vs. black bears (it’s not about color!)
- What bear spray actually does—and how to use it properly
- Real-life scenarios and what to do in each one
- Common wildlife encounters: cougars, moose, rattlesnakes & ticks
- What to do with food and diapers in bear country
- How to make noise on the trail and hike safely with kids
- Why staying calm and confident is your best tool
Places mentioned:
Redwood Forest
Southern Alberta
Three Sisters Hike Fernie
Other things mentioned:
Bear Spray
Bear Spray Holster: https://amzn.to/4kKtuPf
Tick remover set: https://amzn.to/45yufq8
Bear Safety Course in the Crownest Pass, Alberta: https://www.facebook.com/CNPBearSmart
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Codes & Discounts:
Healthy muffin recipes: https://besidethemountain.com/muffins/
Wee Woolies: https://www.weewoollies.com/ Use code LetsGoOutside for 10% off
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