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go ahead, ask me Stephanie Gregory
Stephanie got her outdoor career started as a canoe guide in Minnesota's Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. From there, her wanderlust led her to Alaska, Mexico, Ecuador, Colombia, and the Caribbean before she ventured into the halls of Northwestern University for a graduate degree in journalism. For the past two years Stephanie has set up camp in the Destinations section of Outside, researching the world's greatest trips. So ask her where to go. And then get going.


go ahead, ask me Kimberly Lisagor
Kimberly got her first dose of outdoor adrenaline at 14, kayaking the Middle Fork of Idaho’s Salmon River. Since then, she has mountain biked, hiked, camped and climbed coast to coast, with occasional hops overseas. In the process of finishing up a graduate degree in journalism from UC Berkeley, Kimberly is currently holed up in her Oakland apartment, where she anxiously awaits the opportunity to revisit some of her favorite destinations: Vietnam, India, Spain, Nicaragua, Mexico. In the meantime, she’s available for travel tips.So ask her advice. Then send her a postcard.


go ahead, ask me Amy Marr
Outside Online producer Amy Marr began logging cross-country travel miles at the tender age of nine months in her family's big red Ford van. After earning a bachelor's degree at Williams College in the bucolic Berkshires, she worked as a business writer and media manager in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and eventually parlayed her love of the outdoors into a job leading hiking and biking trips and researching new adventures for Backroads, the Berkeley-based travel company. Though her favorite seasonal destinations include summer north of the Arctic Circle, fall in Vermont, winter in Pakistan's Swat Valley, and spring in New Zealand's Abel Tasman — and Italy anytime — Amy will try to sit still long enough to share her excellent travel tips from her sunlit office in Outside's Santa Fe headquarters. Ask her advice. Then start your own adventure.