A Magazine For Well Travelled Wandering Women
Stay updated with trending stories and articles.
A Magazine For Well Travelled Wandering Women
Stay updated with trending stories and articles.
Laureen Harper
An Enduring Sense of Adventure
Laureen Harper reflects on travel, nature, and the role adventure continues to play in her life.
What We're Here To Do
North of 50 is a quarterly magazine dedicated to the cultural, economic, and personal power of women over fifty. We tell stories that matter, about where women go, what they build, and how they lead with depth, dignity, and unapologetic truth.
We are an intersection between consumers (Women 50+) and industry (tourism operators, destination organizations, municipalities and cultural attractions) and we want you to join us.
Join the community, subscribe to stay connected, and attend the experiences that bring these stories to life.
If you are a brand, destination, or organization that respects women’s authority and influence, partner with us, advertise with integrity, or contribute work that meets our standard.
This Is For You If...
North of 50 is for women 50+ who are culturally curious, confident decision-makers, and intentional travelers.
It’s for you if:
- You trust your instincts and value good information
- You prefer substance over spectacle
- You’re interested in adventure, not performance
- You believe experience is an advantage
- You’re asking yourself, What do I want to do next?
If you see yourself here, you’re exactly who we made this for.
Not That Friend. This One.
Every woman has different kinds of friends.
The ones you call to vent.
The ones who let you stay stuck.
The ones who say yes to everything—even when you shouldn’t.
North of 50 isn’t that friend.
We’re the friend you call when you’re ready to get up off the couch—but you want a little push. The one who helps you choose the right outfit, figure out where to go, and reminds you that you’re more ready than you think.
We don’t enable avoidance.
We don’t rush you.
We cheer you on—every single time.
Because momentum doesn’t come from pressure.
It comes from support, clarity, and confidence.
