field notesAN OUTDOOR STATE OF MIND

✳ A FIELD GUIDE TO GETTING OUT THERE

A little less screen. A little more sky.

Discover your next favorite trail, pick up useful outdoor knowledge, and embrace a slower weekend with Field Notes.

Find your next walk
No summit required.
Just a little curiosity.
An illustrated trail winding between pine trees toward mountains at sunrise
THE OUTSIDE IS CALLINGTake the scenic route. ↗
FIELD NOTES / EST. FOR THE WEEKEND
GO SLOWLYLOOK A LITTLE CLOSERLEAVE IT BETTERTAKE THE LONG WAY

A FEW PLACES TO START

A trail for your kind of day.

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Cedar Loop

A quiet loop under a canopy of cedar, with room to stop and listen.

2.4 mi1–1.5 hoursEasy
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Sunrise Ridge

A steady climb that opens into long views and a very good lunch spot.

5.8 mi2.5–3 hoursModerate
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Stillwater Path

Follow the shoreline, watch the light change, and take the long way back.

3.1 mi1.5–2 hoursEasy
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Illustrative routes for this student project. Choose real routes using current local park information.

OUR KIND OF ADVENTURE

You don’t need to conquer a mountain.
Sometimes you just need to notice one.

A little about Field Notes ↗
Illustrated sunlit woodland

FROM THE FIELD JOURNAL / 01

The art of packing a little lighter.

Bring the essentials. Leave a little room for the unexpected. Our field journal starts with the small things that make a day feel good.

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