Year-around recreation
Wildfires and wild storms are California’s new norm. We prep for these events and then we rebuild after they’re over. In this issue, we’re focusing on how our public land is being managed to prevent catastrophic wildfires from sweeping away acres of flora and fauna and the communities that exist within those spaces. We also head out to a local freshwater lake among the sand dunes, a wolf sanctuary in Paso Robles, and the landslides in Big Sur that so often close Highway 1. You can read about how to zip line across the Central Coast, where to get your hiking legs back, how to enjoy fresh oysters, and a new used-gear shop built just for you. This issue is full of the things that winter weather makes you yearn for, so we hope you’re ready to get outside!
—Camillia Lanham, Editor
The Summer/Fall issue of Get Outside will publish in July 2024. Contact the editorial department at GO@newtimesslo.com and contact the advertising department at advertising@newtimesslo.com.
Get Outside – Winter/Spring Issue
COVER STORY
TRAILBLAZING
OUTDOOR KITCHEN
FEATURES
GEAR HUB
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This article appears in Get Outside – Winter/Spring 2024.