Caitlin grew up in the Pacific Northwest, with nature just outside her door. After studying psychology at the University of Washington, she was compelled to explore, starting with a month-long trip to Western Europe. That first adventure quickly snowballed into a life of travel.

She spent three months in Costa Rica, explored Peru, chased the northern lights in Iceland, and eventually found herself living off and on in Indonesia for two years. Along the way, Caitlin developed a deep appreciation for nature and wildlife. Though she returned to Seattle to put down roots, the pull of travel never faded.
Blending her love for exploration with her career, she became an expedition advisor, helping others discover wild, remote places—and visiting many herself. She sailed the Amazon, marveled at the Arctic wildlife around, and met her animal counterpart, the fierce Adelie penguin, in Antarctica.

Having traveled to all seven continents, Caitlin’s favorite memories include a solo winter road trip through Slovenia, walking the Camino de Santiago and circumnavigating Mont Blanc on foot. When not traveling, she’s reading, backpacking, making pottery or writing about her adventures on Moore Misadventures.