Sunset – July 2019

14 JULY/AUGUST 2019 SUNSET

CHOOSE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE

These clubs and outfitters make accessing the outdoors and connecting with

like-minded adventurers easier than ever.

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Sun Smart, Ocean Safe

We can’t sugarcoat it: Your trusty SPF is killing our cor-
al reefs. Every time you step into an ocean wearing tra-
ditional sunscreen, two main UV-filtering ingredients—
oxybenzone and octinoxate —wash off into the water
and bleach the coral ecosystem. But now we’re wiser,
with Hawaii passing a bill that will prohibit sunscreens
with oxybenzone and octinoxate by 2021, and forward-
thinking brands making eco-friendly alternatives. After
testing a lineup of new options, we’d happily slather on
any of these four sunscreens before diving in.
—Maya Wong

RAW LOVE

SUNSCREEN

This creamy, solid

salve from Maui’s

west side uses organ-

ic plant-based ingre-

dients. $25 ; raw

lovesunscreen.com.

SUN BUM ORIGINAL

SPF 30 SUNSCREEN

LOTION

A favorite sunscreen

of surfers feels the

most like traditional

sunblock. $16; trust

thebum.com.

MANDA ORGANIC

SPF 50 SUN CREME

The key ingredient,

thanaka, is made

from bark that has

been a Myanmar cul-

tural staple for centu-

ries. $32 ; manda

naturals.com.

JUICE BEAUTY SPF 30

SPORT SUNSCREEN

Light and non-chalky,

with a matte finish ,

and it doesn’t leave

any white residue on

your skin. $16 ; juice

beauty.com.

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If You Have One Day
Who:Field Trip Society
What: This Seattle-based club
hosts workshops on sourdough
baking and half-day foraging
trips with wild-edibles expert
Langdon Cook.
Trip to book: Join a crabbing
charter where you’ll drop and
pull pots, learn how to cook a
crab, then enjoy a seafood feast.
$225; fieldtripsociety.com.

If You Have a Long Weekend

Who:Wilderness Collective

What: An adventure-travel com-

pany that also produces films and

a quarterly magazine; the West’s

national parks are their specialty.

Trip to book: Fly-fish a differ-

ent high-alpine lake every day on

a three-night horseback-riding

trip in the John Muir Wilderness

of California’s Eastern Sierra.

$2,000; wildernesscollective.com.

If You Have One Week

Who:The Outbound Collective

What: This digital network of

outdoor enthusiasts recently

launched a travel offshoot with

partners such as Under Canvas.

Trip to book: A weeklong

family-focused Southwest camp-

ing adventure explores bucket-list

national parks, including the

Grand Canyon, Bryce, and Zion.

$2,495; theoutbound.com.

If You Have Two Weeks

Who:All Roads North

What: Bespoke trips showcase

the West’s top guides, ranches,

lodges, and more.

Trip to Book: A new West

Texas itinerary includes stays at

private ranches in and around

Big Bend and the Davis Moun-

tains, plus access to a biologist

and astronomer along the way.

From $5,955; allroadsnorth.com.