By Jen Gureki
The Great (Urban) Outdoors
By Melissa Goodwin
03. Interview with Sarah Knapp, Founder of Mappy Hour & OutdoorFest
By Adam Jaber
Episode 68
By Jeremy Lux
Maps, Beer and Adventure Stories: An interview with Sarah Knapp from Mappy Hour
By Annette Poliwka
Release Your Feminine Wild
By Marshall Mosher
Episode 59: Sarah Knapp of OutdoorFest
Inspirational Women’s Series
Interviews with Women Leaders Worldwide
By Josh Salvo
Join A Community Of Outdoor Enthusiasts And Meet Your Brand New Adventure Buddies OutdoorFest And Mappy Hour
By Kristin Carpenter-Ogden
Why Everything is Better Outdoors
By Gale Straub
Episode 29: Finding Balance in the Hustle
By Abigail Thompson
Exploring the National Parks & Reducing (Car)bon Emissions
Alysha Malik
Urban Hiker
Do Something.
By Marie Grace Berg
Success is celebrating both small and big wins.
By Adam Grealish, SESH
For the month of July, Sarah cast off the routine of everyday city life and moved to the Rockaways with the goal to be active and outside everyday.
We caught up with Sarah to hear how the experiment is going.
By Paxton Allewell, New Yorker at Heart
Just because someone lives in the city, does not mean that they don’t love the outdoors.
By Diana Bocco, The Clymb Stories
New Yorkers have always made the most of their outdoor spaces, but now there’s an annual festival in “The City That Never Sleeps” for those who want a bit more adventure.
by Abigail Wise, TIME
“The number one best part of going outside during winter is the solitude and space.”
By David Trudo, House of Genius
This news arrived today from House of Genius New York featuring presenter Sarah Knapp.
By Jaclyn Mishal, Pink Pangea
Ever dream about starting an event that would bring together thousands of people who are passionate about the same things you are? Sarah Knapp, founder of OutdoorFest, brings the outdoors to New York City through hiking, biking, kayaking, sailing, climbing, slacklining and other outdoor sports.
By Catarina Cowden, The Active Times
The major issue during the summer with hypothermia is people being under-prepared both physically and also with their expectations
By Avi David Edelson of Traverse
Sarah Knapp, the creative energy behind New York City’s OutdoorFest, is quickly establishing her bonafides as an expert on building participatory outdoor communities in urban contexts.