Year-round recreation
One of the great things about the Central Coast is its weather. Even when the temperature dips or storms wreak havoc with heavy rains and strong winds, locals know thereās sunshine and warmth on the way. It makes for a full year of outdoor activities, including hunting, hiking, drinking wine (yes, thatās an outdoor activity), and more.
In this winter/spring issue, we talk about boars in north SLO Countyāthe damage they do and the people who hunt them. We also head out to Joshua Tree National Park, Carrizo Plain National Monument, Big Sur, and Orcutt. You can read about adventuring through wine country, where to feel that hiking burn, how to make doughnuts, and the outdoor phone apps that could work for you. This issue is full of the things our staff enjoys to do, and we hope you find that you love them too!
āCamillia Lanham, Editor
The Summer/Fall issue of Get Outside will publish in July 2023. Contact the editorial department at GO@newtimesslo.com and contact
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Get Outside – Winter/Spring Issue
Cover story
Boar hunting
By Bulbul Rajagopal
Trailblazing
Joshua Tree
By Taylor O’Connor
Wine Adventures
By Peter Johnson
Leg burning hikes
By Camillia Lanham
Outdoor Kitchen
Sea Salt
By Camillia Lanham
Camp doughnuts
By Anna Starkey
Cattaneo Brothers
Adrian Vincent Rosas
Features
Painted Rock
By Camillia Lanham
The Orcutt hills
By Taylor O’Connor
El Chorro disc golf
By Glen Starkey
Gear Hub
Outdoor safety
By Taylor O’Connor
Dog essentials
By Camillia Lanham
Exercise tech
By Peter Johnson
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This article appears in Get Outside – Winter/Spring 2023.














