Find Your People, Chase Your Adventure
We firmly believe that human-powered, off-road adventures are the antidote to modern monotony. There’s something uniquely fulfilling—if occasionally muddy—about stepping into nature, pushing your limits, and rediscovering what fresh air actually smells like. Whether it’s the serene calm of a mountain trail, the exhilaration of a downhill ride, or the sheer stubborn pride of conquering a climb that made you question your life choices, these moments challenge us, ground us, and remind us why we seek the trail in the first place.
But adventure is always better with the right people—the ones who understand the quiet satisfaction of a sunrise run, the exhaustion that somehow feels like accomplishment, and the belief that the best stories come from pushing past where you were yesterday.
That’s why Dirt and Hills isn’t just a blog or a newsletter. It’s a multimedia magazine for a growing community of those who believe that adventure isn’t about competition—it’s about movement, discovery, and the thrill of the unknown. Whether you’re here for the stories, the detailed guides, or just to commiserate over questionable gear choices, this is the place to connect with like-minded people who get it.
What You Can Expect
Subscribers get access to tips, beginner-friendly guides, and extended cuts of videos—more than what’s publicly available on YouTube.
Supporters unlock the good stuff: exclusive posts, member-only videos, detailed backcountry planning resources, and a community space to swap adventure stories, training insights, and hard-earned wisdom (mostly learned the hard way).
Every post lands straight in your inbox, so you’ll never miss an update.
So whether you’re here to train smarter, explore further, or just find your adventure crew, you’re in the right place. Join us today—free or paid—and let’s go find some dirt.
Dirt and Hills thrives on the support of its readers—adventurers like you who appreciate a good trail and an even better story. If you want to keep the adventures coming, consider signing up as a free or paid subscriber. Your support helps fuel this passion (and, let’s be honest, occasionally replaces a worn-out pair of trail shoes).
