Welcome, literary adventurers!
Is this you?
Young, old, married, divorced, gay, straight, professionals, stay-at-home moms, introverted, extroverted, experienced woodswomen and “girly girls” — all are welcome here. Whether you're a glamper or an ultramarathoner, a trashy romance fiend or a classic literature aficionado, all are welcome here.
- Love nerding out on books?
- Do you yearn for more nature in your life — more woods, more meadows, more mountains, more rivers?
- Want to spend more time reading (and finishing!) books but feel like you just don't have the time?
- Do you dream of sleeping under the stars, or sipping wine next to a campfire while watching the sunset, but don't know where to start?
Young, old, married, divorced, gay, straight, professionals, stay-at-home moms, introverted, extroverted, experienced woodswomen and “girly girls” — all are welcome here. Whether you're a glamper or an ultramarathoner, a trashy romance fiend or a classic literature aficionado, all are welcome here.
Why you should join us
We're more than just a group of awesome, empowered women — we're a movement. We believe that when women get together over books and shared adventures, powerful bonds are forged — quickly. We connect deeply and share our passions, challenges and ups and downs. The only way any of us can be successful is with the support of others.
We're more than just a group of awesome, empowered women — we're a movement. We believe that when women get together over books and shared adventures, powerful bonds are forged — quickly. We connect deeply and share our passions, challenges and ups and downs. The only way any of us can be successful is with the support of others.
Meet Chief Heroine Jill Hinton Wolfe
Tallyho! I'm Jill Hinton Wolfe, Army veteran, mom, avid reader and Chief Heroine of the Outdoor Book Club. I'm passionate about three things: the outdoors, great books and helping women of all walks of life discover their inner heroine.
I started Outdoor Book Club in 2013 after getting divorced in hopes of creating a community of women who enjoy challenging themselves (whatever that looks like) and discovering great new books.
Id like to think I bring a unique perspective to the topic of books and the outdoors. I’m certainly not the most well-read woman in the world, and neither am I the most outdoorsy. But I love both, and I want to share that love with other women. We need it so badly! I want to give women the information, tools and connection/support they need in order to experience the outdoors more fully.
I started Outdoor Book Club in 2013 after getting divorced in hopes of creating a community of women who enjoy challenging themselves (whatever that looks like) and discovering great new books.
Id like to think I bring a unique perspective to the topic of books and the outdoors. I’m certainly not the most well-read woman in the world, and neither am I the most outdoorsy. But I love both, and I want to share that love with other women. We need it so badly! I want to give women the information, tools and connection/support they need in order to experience the outdoors more fully.
Required Reading
I'm a big believer in adventure — and not just the kind you see in the movies, or read in the pages of a thriller. I want you to experience a little adventure in your everyday life, and one place to start is with some of my favorite posts. Here are a few suggestions: