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
You can now get a more complete health snapshot with Garmin's new blood pressure monitor
By Julia Clarke published
The compact device syncs with your Garmin Connect app for more holistic health tracking
What makes your hiking gear windproof anyway?
By Julia Clarke published
Whether you like exploring exposed ridges and loft summits or prefer coastal capers, you’re likely to be keen on the idea of blocking out a cold wind
Norrona falketind thermo60 Hood review: unbeatable warmth-to-weight for lofty peaks
By Julia Clarke published
Ultralight insulation, a buttery soft shell and unparalleled breathable warmth make this an easy go-to for all kinds of mountain escapades, from mountaineering and skiing to summit pit stops
"The two shared a glance that made time stand still" – watch tiny wolf pup bravely come face to face with bull elk
By Julia Clarke published
Wolf pup season is here and Yellowstone's newest residents are getting to know their mighty neighbours
Apple’s Emergency SOS feature keeps saving hikers' lives – here's how it works
By Julia Clarke published
Heading into the backcountry without a satellite? You might already have one in your pocket
Hiker makes grisly discovery at camouflaged Oregon campsite
By Julia Clarke published
A body was found in a dispersed campsite hidden by thick foliage
11 tips for high altitude camping
By Julia Clarke published
Camping at high altitude is thrilling, but it’s not the same as sleeping on the valley floor
Illegal Hawaii hiking trail to be demolished, addressing “long-festering issues”
By Julia Clarke published
The Haiku Stairs have been closed to the public since 1987, but that hasn't stopped trespassers
7 springtime trail hazards hikers and runners need to know about
By Julia Clarke published
With a little know-how, you can hike safely in any season
How to decode the label on your headlamp
By Julia Clarke published
What’s the difference between lumens and beam distance? How is run time measured? And do you need red light mode?
What is Dead Butt Syndrome? Tips to help you recruit your glutes as a runner
By Julia Clarke published
We look into this common condition among runners and desk jockeys, and discover how to turn your glutes back on for optimal performance
What is mountaineering?
By Julia Clarke published
We explain everything you need to know about ascending big peaks against all odds
From bouldering for beginners to rescue techniques, uplevel your climbing skills with the Arc'teryx Climb Academy
By Julia Clarke published
Arc'teryx brings novice and elite climbers together to learn from each other in Lake District National Park
"Even professionals make mistakes" – avalanche forecaster buried in large slide
By Julia Clarke published
The forecaster was reportedly carrying out field work when he was caught and partially buried
Can you go rock climbing in the rain?
By Julia Clarke published
Ready to hit the crag but Mother Nature has other ideas?
"The time has come” – relay team to run from London to Paris to urge Olympic committee to bring back trail running
By Julia Clarke published
It has been 100 years since trail running last featured at the Olympic Games, and these runners want it back
How to decode the label on your sleeping bag
By Julia Clarke published
Let us take all the work out of things and help you decipher the label on your sleeping bag, to make sure it’s the best choice for your upcoming adventures
In ultra running first, 6 indigenous women complete brutal 340-mile race wearing traditional dress
By Julia Clarke published
The Rarámuri women from Mexico completed one of the world's hardest races as a relay team
"Do not expect a helicopter to rescue you. It will not happen" – mountain rescue begs for caution during solar eclipse
By Julia Clarke published
Mountain rescue teams are concerned that the surge of hikers combined with winter conditions and the timing of the eclipse could spell disaster on Monday
Yellowstone National Park responsible for a megaton of carbon emissions each year, according to study
By Julia Clarke published
The new study reveals the extent and source of the emissions generated by the world's first National Park
Why did a Colorado climbing coach get rescued from this popular climbing spot – with a cat in his backpack?
By Julia Clarke published
Rocky Mountain Rescue Group were reportedly unaware that the callout involved a feline subject
6 camping myths debunked
By Julia Clarke published
Pitch your tent and spend a night or two outdoors in confidence and comfort
What is a snow cornice? And how do you stay safe around this deadly alpine hazard?
By Julia Clarke published
The risk of snow cornices increases in the mountains in the spring – here’s how to avoid disaster