Before dropping Jen off to fly home from Boise, we stopped by Wild Frontier Beer Project. The beer was okay, but the theme was great—I loved the topo coasters, outdoor-focused graphics and large recreation map covering the wall, and an upcoming livestream watch party for the next release of California Condors at Vermilion Cliffs back home in Arizona (on point for its proximity to the Snake River Birds of Prey NCA; also, a shout-out to my friend Maggie who opened her lodge property to condor project staff for many years).

Two glasses of beer from Wild Frontier Beer Project are placed on coasters atop a wooden bar counter with a menu board and taps visible in the background.

A sign reading Wild Frontier Beer Project - Find Your Wild is set against a backdrop of stylized mountains and pine trees.

A relaxed Bigfoot wearing sunglasses and a beanie is sitting on a folding chair by a campfire, holding a glass of beer, with trees and a sunset in the background under the words WILD FRONTIER BEER PROJECT.

A large, detailed map of the northwestern United States on a wall highlights wildlife locations with the phrase Find Your Wild.

A flyer for the California Condor Release Watch Party and a Wild Frontier Beer Project coaster are placed side by side on a wooden surface.