It seems cliche to say nature balances me and creates a unique sense of wholeness… But that’s exactly what it does for me. What’s more idealistic than taking a walk and jog on a brisk fall morning- wrapped in your favorite sweatshirt or tank top and leggings with pockets anticipating when you make it back
By Ruth Iwelumo Soul Trak is a non-profit organization aimed at connecting black people to the outdoors and the environment. On the 1st of February, Soul Trak held an event that consisted of an outing to the United States Botanical Gardens and the Butterfly Pavilion. This event was definitely something to write about. The event
Toes touch down in a space I’ve never been before and thoughts land harder than the soles of my feet. Insecurities bombard me with questions. “Is it okay that I’m here?” “Am I invading a space reserved for people of color?” Very aware of my white skin and white privilege, I start second guessing myself
From the steep hills of West Virginia University, to the bustling city of DC, I have watched my dear friend Tyrhee Moore grow and expand his knowledge of the outdoor world to positively impact the lives of others around him. Last year Tyrhee started his organization, Soul Trak Outdoors. Soul Trak is a nonprofit organization
I discovered Soul Trak Outdoors via social media, as an avid thrill seeker and outdoorsman it caught my attention as something I might be interested in. I attended the Soul Trak Social’s Climb and Brunch event and immediately knew joining the group was a great decision. Climbing is something relatively new to me but with
Our SoulTrakers gathered for an exciting day of indoor climbing and brunch this Saturday. There were both new and familiar faces that came together for this outing. Everyone gathered Saturday morning in DC, then carpooled over to the climbing gym for a morning of climbing where Soul Trak offered the opportunity to either a belaying
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