CHASE THE HORIZON

Sober outdoor adventures for joy, healing, and connection.

Recovery shouldn’t mean a smaller life


Sunset behind large trees near the coast, with a path and a wooden fence in the foreground.
Sunset behind large trees near the coast, with a path and a wooden fence in the foreground.

Getting sober is just the beginning. Without new sources of joy, connection, and purpose, it's easy to feel isolated, stuck, or unsure how to build a life that actually feels alive. There’s more to this life — and you deserve to go find it. 

WHY RULE 62 ADVENTURES

We're building every trip around comfort, safety, and respect, so you can be fully present and engaged, without pressure to be anything but yourself.

Show up as you are

Every adventure will be led by experienced guides who know how to hold space, encourage participation, and keep each day moving with intention — alongside great food, natural history, and time around camp.

Guided with purpose

You’ll learn as much from your group as from your guides. Every adventure weaves in gratitude, mindfulness, personal discovery, and the ongoing journey toward healing.

Connection that runs deep

MEET YOUR GUIDE

Ben found what nature could heal

After founder Ben Goforth got sober, he learned staying sober was only half the journey — the real question was how to build a life worth living. What he found, through years spent guiding on rivers and leading kids into the wild, is that nature has a way of healing what nothing else can reach.

“Don’t take yourself so damn seriously” — recovery’s own reminder, and the spirit behind Rule 62 Adventures.


Imagine what’s waiting on the other side.

Imagine no longer feeling isolated in your recovery — surrounded instead by people who just get it.

Imagine remembering what it feels like to laugh, play, and be fully present — without needing anything to numb the moment.

Imagine standing on a riverbank or a canyon rim, having done something a little hard, and feeling proud of yourself for showing up.

Imagine a community that celebrates your recovery instead of tiptoeing around it


This isn’t a vacation from your sobriety. It’s what sobriety was supposed to feel like all along.