For every daypack sold, Adventurist Backpack Co. provides 25 meals to those in need through their nonprofit partner, Feeding America. … [Read more...]
How Connie Marshall Became the Queen of Alta Ski Area
She started working at Alta when tickets cost $6.50 a pop. Now, as she prepares to retire, she leaves behind a legacy that spans four decades. … [Read more...]
Sunny’s 812-Mile Mission for Wilderness Preservation
The Boulder-based ultrarunner and climber is on a self-supported journey on the Hayduke Trail to raise awareness for the protection of our national monuments. … [Read more...]
Run For Decades
Three professional runners share advice on training, motivation, and minimizing injuries. … [Read more...]
6 Mistakes From My First Bikepacking Trip
Desolate campsites, gorgeous scenery: Bikepacking takes you faster than hiking to places you can’t reach by car. Before you go, learn from the mistakes I made during my first two-wheeled camping adventure. … [Read more...]
What You Don’t Learn in Level 1 Avalanche Course
A beginner’s avalanche course is critical for backcountry ski safety, but it’s just the tip of the iceberg. Here, AIARE instructor Jason Maurer detailed 12 critical skills you won’t learn in an introductory class. … [Read more...]
Brrring It!
Cold camping tips from world-leading arctic explorer Eric Larsen. … [Read more...]
Top States Delivering Skiers Aren’t What You Think
The five states that most downhillers call home aren’t all stereotypical ski states: The economic benefits of welcoming out-of-state travelers is huge. … [Read more...]
Fishing Needs More Women: This is Why
Fishing has traditionally been a boys’ club. But more women are challenging norms and carving out our own space at the fishing hole. This is why it’s a great thing. … [Read more...]
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