Blending scientific research and life philosophy, the Roches’ primary focus is to teach runners of all abilities and backgrounds about the exercise of being happy while we run and to not define ourselves by the inevitable rollercoaster along the way. SWAP--Some Work, All Play-- rapidly grew from its … [Read more...]
Demystifying Traveling in Jordan As a Woman
The burgeoning health of Jordan’s adventure tourism sector indicates social and political security—but is it safe? Here, we talk with travel expert Salam Shaqdeeh about the female identity in her home country. … [Read more...]
What the Middle Fork Reveals About Our Public Lands
The nation's oldest protected waterway is a 104-mile gateway to our past and future. … [Read more...]
Case Study: Under Armour
A new race series leverages the brand's urban foothold to introduce rookie trail runners to the mountains. … [Read more...]
Hype of Hoji
Canadian freeskier Eric Hjorleifson flew 5,000 miles—three times—to forge a ski boot under the tutelage of Austrian inventor Fritz Barthel. The result? Dynafit’s goldmine. … [Read more...]
People of the Powder Highway
A 642-mile circular route links eight ski resorts in southeast British Columbia, characterized by extreme vertical relief and seriously deep snow. As everyone who ski or rides now knows, the region is said to have the highest concentration of backcountry, slackcountry, cat, heli, cross-country and downhill … [Read more...]
Priceless: Honoring the Rio Grande
Universal Flow: Wild and scenic river protection is vital for tribes, recreation and much more. … [Read more...]
The economic ripple of protecting wild rivers
Beyond wildlife, ecology, and human health, the outdoor and travel industries are impacted by the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act—celebrating 50 years today. … [Read more...]
Emelie Forsberg’s Climb to the Top
The decorated Swedish runner talk about sustainable farming, injury recovery, the benefits of yoga and equal pay for women. … [Read more...]
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