Isabelle Riddle is a Bozeman-based woman who spent over 75 days on wilderness adventures in 2023.In 2024, Isabelle was a recipient of the Summit Scholarship Foundation, giving her the opportunity to climb Mt. Baker in an all-women’s climb.Isabelle and Angie talk about:- The gap between outdoor industry inclusivity statements and actual inclusivity in outdoor adventures- How Isabelle’s experiences as a woman with Native American heritage shape her relationship with nature- The difference between all-women's expeditions and mixed-gender expeditions- Self-advocacy and the feeling of being tokenized on an adventure team- Managing the feeling of being the “weakest link” on a team- How Isabelle’s vision limitations affect her climbing on steep terrain- “Breath before steps”: a reminder for mountaineering and life- Team dynamics on Isabelle’s women’s Mt. Baker climb- Supporting adventurers with chronic illnessLike this episode? Leave a 5-star rating and review on your podcast app!You can help us close the gender gap outdoors and beyond:Become a Trailblazer. Your Adventure Fundraiser makes wilderness experiences possible for adventurers like Isabelle.Check out the Summit Scholarship Foundation.Share this episode with a friend or family member.

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