Julia Clarke
Julia Clarke is a staff writer for Advnture.com and the author of the book Restorative Yoga for Beginners. She loves to explore mountains on foot, bike, skis and belay and then recover on the the yoga mat. Julia graduated with a degree in journalism in 2004 and spent eight years working as a radio presenter in Kansas City, Vermont, Boston and New York City before discovering the joys of the Rocky Mountains. She then detoured west to Colorado and enjoyed 11 years teaching yoga in Vail before returning to her hometown of Glasgow, Scotland in 2020 to focus on family and writing.
Latest articles by Julia Clarke
New study shows female runners benefit more from "techno-doping" super shoes then men
By Julia Clarke published
The observational study looked at the top 100 running performances over a 12 year period
Yeti Yonder 25oz water bottle review: ditch weight not water
By Julia Clarke published
Yeti's lightest water bottle yet is an easy win for those seeking the brand's trademark bulletproof gear in a more portable package
How will the solar eclipse affect wildlife? Legendary conservationist Peter Gros on how to "witness something memorable"
By Julia Clarke published
We speak to wildlife expert and TV host Peter Gros on how and why the solar eclipse will have an effect on wildlife, and how to enjoy it
Big Sur's last free beach campsite closed due to an excess of "human waste"
By Julia Clarke published
Overnight visitation to the beach surged after it was revealed that camping was free
Two bodies found in Washington waterfall after hikers get swept away over the weekend
By Julia Clarke published
The search for the missing men quickly turned into a recovery mission
Is Keela one of the most important outdoor brands you’ve never heard of?
By Julia Clarke published
We take a tour of Scottish hiking brand Keela’s factory to find out why they keep making their garments at home, and how they’ve continued to grow despite the odds
“I’m just trying to have the most fun possible” – ultra runner Lucy Scholz on smashing records with a party vibe
By Julia Clarke last updated
We sit down with Lucy Scholz to find out how she shaved 10 hours off the previous record at The Speed Project, and how she’s planning on tackling this year’s race
Binoculars vs monocular – which are the optimum optics
By Julia Clarke last updated
We take the wide view on the battle of binoculars vs monocular to see which is best for activities like hiking and bird watching
"I made an impulsive mistake" – contrite Pierce Brosnan ordered to fork over $1,500 for Yellowstone trespassing blunder
By Julia Clarke published
The Hollywood actor says he regrets his decision, claims he didn't see trespassing signs
12 scenic spots in the US where you can combine April’s solar eclipse with a hike
By Julia Clarke published
From National Parks to scenic trails and State Parks, we reveal some of the most beautiful spots to take in this celestial performance
Altra Timp 5 trail running shoes review: minimalist meets maximalist
By Julia Clarke published
The latest model of the Timp features zero drop but a plush midsole, adding a little bounce and protection for long days when you still want that neutral feel, but they lack a little room for those with arches
"We are absolutely heartbroken" – respected avalanche forecaster found dead in apparent climbing accident
By Julia Clarke published
Matt Primomo was climbing solo and there were no witnesses to the accident
Backcountry skier dies amid "unforgiving conditions" in another hazardous weekend on Mount Washington
By Julia Clarke published
The college student fell roughly 600 feet down Tuckerman Ravine, a steep bowl popular with expert skiers
"Water is powerful" – hiker missing after being swept downstream during river crossing
By Julia Clarke published
The woman was hiking with friends in Angeles National Forest when she lost her footing and disappeared
What is the Haute Route? All your hiking questions answered
By Julia Clarke published
The Haute Route might not be the most famous long-distance trail in the Alps or even the longest, but it’s worth looking into if you love hiking
10 expert tips for your first backpacking trip
By Julia Clarke last updated
Our 10 tips for your first backpacking trip make sure you steer clear of common fails, and learn to love overnight expeditions for life
Man airlifted to hospital after rare crocodile attack in Florida National Park
By Julia Clarke published
Crocodiles are much more rare than alligators in Florida, and such attacks are highly unusual
"Be vigilant when recreating outdoors" – spate of defensive moose incidents leaves dog dead, prompts warning for hikers
By Julia Clarke published
Six incidents between humans and defensive moose in recent weeks have local hikers and dog walkers on edge
Unprepared skiers prompt challenging nighttime rescue after venturing into "known hazardous" out-of-bounds terrain
By Julia Clarke published
The two skiers left the Aspen resort without adequate gear or clothing
"Swift action is needed" – new report reveals shocking extent of dangerous air pollution in US National Parks
By Julia Clarke published
California parks top the list of most polluted parks in the US, but other areas aren't out of the woods
Can you trust online hiking trail reviews?
By Julia Clarke published
When you’re researching your next hike, the internet is awash with trail reviews – but how trustworthy are they, really?
Five cross country skiers found dead amidst treacherous weather conditions, one remains missing
By Julia Clarke published
The group had set off from Zermatt, Switzerland on Saturday to tour a section of the famous Haute Route