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1 month ago | 
phoenixmag.com | Jessica Dunham
One woman’s solo crossing of the Grand Canyon is more than meets the eye. ByJessica Dunham | Illustrations byNathalie Aall“What the f*ck are you doing?”Shawn Cheshire says this to herself in the pre-dawn hours of May 23, 2024. She’s perched at the North Rim of the Grand Canyon, about to depart on foot for the cross-canyon journey to the South Rim. “Why the hell do you feel you need to do this?” she asks, continuing the interrogation. It’s a valid line of questioning.
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Jan 10, 2025 | 
phoenixmag.com | Jessica Dunham
Winter is hardly the one-dimensional activity season the ski slopes want it to be. From stargazing in Flagstaff to swinging 8-irons in sun-drenched St. George, these alternate interest-driven adventures will put some variety in your vacationing. (And, yes, there’s skiing, too.)ByJessica Dunham,Craig Outhier &Madison RutherfordSTARGAZING IN FLAGSTAFFTalk to astronomers and they’ll tell you that winter’s night sky offers the most impressive stargazing of all the seasons.
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Jun 7, 2024 | 
runnersworld.com | Jessica Dunham |Benedetta Pellegrini
Lo sappiamo che, almeno una volta nella vita, hai iniziato a correre senza aver fatto un adeguato riscaldamento. I runner più impegnati non hanno sempre molto tempo a disposizione per svolgere un elaborato lavoro di stretching pre-corsa.
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May 8, 2024 | 
moon.com | Terry Barlin Vesci |Jessica Dunham
Jessica Dunham lives in Phoenix with her husband and two spunky dogs, but inherited a family summer home on Lake Champlain in Vermont. This seemed heavenly to her, until she tried to imagine getting there from halfway across the country. Then it required some effort and a little imagination. The only way to transport the herd from one place to another was to pile into a Jeep and drive. That's is how she came to know and love the Mother Road, and became an expert on the ins and outs of Route 66.
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May 8, 2024 | 
hachettebookgroup.com | Terry Barlin Vesci |Jessica Dunham
Jessica Dunham lives in Phoenix with her husband and two spunky dogs, but inherited a family summer home on Lake Champlain in Vermont. This seemed heavenly to her, until she tried to imagine getting there from halfway across the country. Then it required some effort and a little imagination. The only way to transport the herd from one place to another was to pile into a Jeep and drive. That's is how she came to know and love the Mother Road, and became an expert on the ins and outs of Route 66.
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May 3, 2024 | 
phoenixmag.com | Jessica Dunham
Looking for a nearby summer getaway with a twist? Consider a journey into the uncanny, right here in the Southwestern desert. It was a cold November day. I’d spent the afternoon at a Hopi basket weaver’s house on Second Mesa. She’d shown me the thick stalks of yucca she uses in her work, and we talked about sports. I brought lunch for us, sandwiches and a salad. When I left that evening for my hotel, the stark terrain was breathtaking in its isolation. I went to bed early.
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Apr 26, 2024 | 
womenshealthmag.com | Jessica Dunham
We snappen dat het een beetje suf kan zijn, een warming-up voordat je gaat beginnen aan je workout. Heel stiekem doen we het zelf ook niet altijd. Toch kan een goede warming-up je workout wel een upgrade geven, én het is natuurlijk blessure preventief. Het beste? Een warming-up hoeft helemaal niet zo lang te duren.
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Sep 13, 2023 | 
phoenixmag.com | Jessica Dunham
Can you really call yourself a foodie if you haven’t gone to the ends of the Earth for a memorable gastronomical experience? For dedicated gourmands, there’s the Grand Canyon Lodge Dining Room, a restaurant perched on the remote North Rim. We’re not being hyperbolic when we say “ends of the Earth.” Highway AZ-67 dead-ends at the lodge, the immense maw of the canyon plunging behind.
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Sep 4, 2023 | 
hachettebookgroup.com | Jessica Dunham |Terry Barlin Vesci
Jessica Dunham lives in Phoenix with her husband and two spunky dogs, but inherited a family summer home on Lake Champlain in Vermont. This seemed heavenly to her, until she tried to imagine getting there from halfway across the country. Then it required some effort and a little imagination. The only way to transport the herd from one place to another was to pile into a Jeep and drive. That's is how she came to know and love the Mother Road, and became an expert on the ins and outs of Route 66.
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Sep 1, 2023 | 
phoenixmag.com | Nikki Buchanan |Jessica Dunham |Marilyn Hawkes |Leah LeMoine
Some people eat to live. Others live to eat. No surprise, we’re in the latter camp at PHOENIX. We’ve rounded up 10 ways to live your AZ food life to the fullest, from street food to splurges. By Nikki Buchanan, Jessica Dunham, Marilyn Hawkes & Leah LeMoineDyed-in-the-wool foodies want it all – $3 tacos from a family-run hole-in-the-wall and lavish, multi-course feasts whose prices are nearly as breathtaking as the meal itself.
