ROVE

I’ve always believed that life is one big journey — sometimes it’s a straight path, sometimes it’s winding, and often it takes us places we never expected. For me, the outdoors has always been a compass. It’s where I find clarity, challenge, and connection — and it’s what led me to create Rove Backcountry Outfitters.

When I first started ROVE back in 2021, it was about gear — quality, dependable equipment for offroading, camping, and exploring. But as time has gone on, I’ve realized it’s about so much more than what we carry in our packs or mount to our rigs. ROVE is becoming a reflection of my own path — a blend of adventure, wellness, and the belief that the outdoors can change us in powerful ways.

I’m a Nature Therapy Guide, a Tread Lightly Master Tread Trainer, and someone who’s deeply committed to responsible recreation. I love the adrenaline of offroading as much as the quiet stillness of a forest walk. I believe the health of our wild spaces and our own well-being are deeply connected.

Right now, ROVE is evolving. It’s shifting from “just a shop” to a community and a space where we share skills, stories, and a commitment to protecting the places we love. I’m learning right alongside you what this brand can be — and I think that’s the most exciting part.

Whether you join me for a Forest Therapy session, reiki session, take a cpr/first aid class, gear up for your next adventure, swap stories, or even order a sticker, you’re part of this journey too. Because ROVE isn’t just mine — it’s for anyone who believes the road, trail, or river ahead is as much about who we become as where we end up.

-Much love- Alexandria

Alexandria


I have always preferred being the behind-the-scenes person, and I will be the first to admit that I dislike writing about myself. But I also know the value of sharing my journey—because the trails I’ve walked and the projects I’ve accomplished might inspire someone else to start their own journey or keep going when they think they can’t. I invite you to grab a coffee with me or join me around a campfire for a real conversation—one where we dive into each other’s journeys, knowing that every story shared has the power to guide, encourage, and spark the path forward for someone else

Be kind. Smile. Rove.

  • Wilderness First Responder

    A wilderness first responder (WFR) is a person who is trained to respond to medical emergencies in remote locations. Along with WFR, Alexandria holds Adult, Child and Infant CPR, AED, Airway Management, and Epinephrine Auto-Injector certifications.

  • Tread Lightly Master Tread Trainer

    MTTs are responsible stewards and want to help Tread Lightly spread their message by qualifying people to become Tread Trainers. This is the highest qualification Tread Lightly provides and is intended for those who want to train Tread Trainers. If you are interested in becoming a Tread Trainer- reach out!

  • Certified Forest Therapy Guide

    A Certified Forest Therapy Guide is a trained professional who leads people through activities in natural settings to improve their well-being and connect them with nature. The goal of Forest Therapy is to support participants' health and wellness through immersive experiences.

Gabby Jones

Meet Gabby Jones- Wellness Educator- Gabby is a passionate community wellness educator dedicated to teaching skills that nurture mental health and well-being. With a deep love for working with children, she believes in fostering resilience, creativity, and self-awareness in all ages. A free-spirited adventurer, Gabby has traveled across the country, with only three states left to complete her map. She thrives in nature, finding joy in barefoot days under the sun. More than just learning the tools for success, her mission is to share them across generations, inspiring communities to support and uplift one another