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“Between Worlds” Author Event at Book Passage/Left Coast Writers: July 12, 2025, 2 PM, 51 Tamal Vista Blvd., Corte Madera, CA.
“Between Worlds” Author Event at Readers Books: June 25, 2025, 5:30 PM, 130 East Napa St., Sonoma, CA, 95476.
Podcast: “Cultural Chameleon.” Talks With a TCK Friend podcast by Marie Suazo, 6/16/2023.
Podcast: “Relationships.” Talks With a TCK Friend podcast by Marie Suazo. 7/29/2023.
Podcast: “Travel to Hokkaido, Japan.” Amateur Traveler podcast by Chris Christensen. 12/16/2023.
Traveler of the Month:Inga Aksamit,” featured on Teaspoon of Adventure website, 7/3/2023.
“Beyond Energy Bars: How to Eat Well in the Backcountry,” presentation by Inga at the Rock, Ice & Mountain Club, Santa Rosa, June 6, 2023.
Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation Profile of Inga Aksamit and Elizabeth Bohannon. MMRF Events Page, Facebook, May 2023
“High Sierra bridge failure could be huge problem for John Muir Trail Hikers,” San Francisco Chronicle, 2023 (Inga quoted).
“Acute Mountain Sickness and Hot Weather Hiking,” presentation by Inga for PCT Hikers, Jan 2023.
“Not An Imposter After All,” American Journal of Nursing, 2022.
“Silver Spoons,” Remember When (Redwood Writers Anthology), 2022.
“Kenwood backpacker writes cookbook for those who love good food in the great outdoors,” article about Inga in the Santa Rosa Press Democrat, 2021.
“It’s never too late to hit the trail, according to these women,” article about Inga in the Santa Rosa Press Democrat, 2021.
“Dangers of hiking Pacific Crest Trail loom as 2021 season approaches,” San Francisco Chronicle, 2021 (Inga quoted).
“A Complete Guide to Resupply on the John Muir Trail,” The Trek, 2020.
Walk, Hike, Saunter: Seasoned Women Share Tales and Trails, Shepherd Canyon Books, 2020 (Inga was featured).
An Unofficial Acclimatization Guideline: Your High Altitude Guideline for the John Muir Trail, Pacific Adventures Press, 2020.
“How to Get a Permit to Hike the John Muir Trail,” The Trek, 2020.
First Place Award for Best Outdoor Guidebook, The Hungry Spork TRAIL RECIPES: Quick Gourmet Meals for the Backcountry by Outdoor Writers Association of California, 2019.
The Hungry Spork TRAIL RECIPES: Quick Gourmet Meals for the Backcountry, Pacific Adventures Press, 2019.
“A Backpacker’s High-Calorie Meal Plan for One Day,” The Trek, 2019.
“Upscale Food and Gear Bring Campsite Cooking Out of the Wild,” New York Times, 2017.
“John Muir Trail follows John Muir’s footsteps,” Santa Rosa Press Democrat, 2017.
Second Place Award for Best Outdoor Book, The Hungry Spork: A Long Distance Hiker’s Guide to Meal Planning by Outdoor Writers Association of California, 2017.
The Hungry Spork: A Long Distance Hiker’s Guide to Meal Planning, Pacific Adventures Press, 2017.
“Alfresco Dining in the High Sierra,” Taste of Travel (Bay Area Travel Writers Anthology), 2017.
“Transcendent Summer Night,” Sonoma: Stories of a Region and Its People (Redwood Writers Anthology), 2017.
“Bullets and Bombs Over Bengal,” Untold Stories from the Deep Part of the Well (Redwood Writer’s Anthology), 2016.
“A Chance Meeting on the John Muir Trail,” Travel Features and Photos (Bay Area Travel Writers Anthology), 2016.
First Place Award for Best Outdoor Book, Highs and Lows on the John Muir Trail by Outdoor Writers Association of California, 2015.
Highs and Lows on the John Muir Trail, Pacific Adventures Press, 2015.
“Upside Down in Western Australia,” Journeys: On the Road and Off the Map (Redwood Writer’s Anthology), 2015.
“Rolling Down the River,” Coast and Kayak Magazine,2012.
“Bear Encounters on the Chilkoot Trail,” Travel Stories from Around the Globe (Bay Area Travel Writers Anthology), 2012.
Driving Costa Rica’s ‘infamous’ roads and highways,International Travel News, 2008.

July 12, 2025, 2 PM

“Between Worlds” Author Event at Book Passage/Left Coast Writers.

51 Tamal Vista Blvd., Corte Madera, CA.

June 25, 2025, 5:30 PM

“Between Worlds” Author Event at Readers Books:

130 East Napa St., Sonoma, CA, 95476.

Podcast

June 16, 2023

“Cultural Chameleon.”

Talks With a TCK Friend podcast by Marie Suazo.