The story is about the evolution and momentum of mountain biking and outdoor recreation across Navajoland, as an industry and culture, and how local mountain biker Jon Yazzie has helped to pioneer that change. Yazzie hopped through logistical hoops for several years to legally establish guided biking and … [Read more...]
Winter Play: Powsurfing, Biathlon, & Tubing
When the snow flies, one of life’s most fun pastimes is sliding through deep, fluffy flakes. Here are two offbeat winter sports — along with one that is a bit more familiar to most — and where to try them in Park City and Heber Valley. … [Read more...]
Locals Revamp Apparel, Gear, Wilderness Medicine
It’s no surprise that in recent years the Wasatch Mountains and area communities have inspired a handful of local go-getters to launch ventures that support the adventure travel lifestyle. If you enjoy time outside at home, too, here are four brands that should be on your radar. … [Read more...]
Check off these Southeast Colorado adventures
Experience the camping, paddling, mountain biking, hiking, history, and expansive views of this high desert haven … [Read more...]
Wild Heart of the Crystal River Valley
How kayaking little-known portions of the Crystal River leads to depth, community, and conservation. … [Read more...]
The thrills of Cataract Canyon’s Whitewater
Escape to this stretch of the Colorado River for a stargazing experience like no other. … [Read more...]
Adventure and Movies: Telluride Mountainfilm
Telluride Mountainfilm Festival draws the outdoor industry's most engaged thought leaders, activists, and athletes to the box canyon for 4 days. Here's how to join. … [Read more...]
Mosquitoes Are Coming For Your High-Altitude Hikes
A common nuisance for hikers and backpackers, mosquitoes are moving to higher altitudes nationwide. … [Read more...]
Treasure Hunting for Antlers
“Ready … go!” Like a rope drop on a powder day, a dozen camo-clad hunters launched forward, scuttling through the thick brush, becoming devoured by the chest-high grass. We were in the steep hills of the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest, east of the Wasatch Range. In July. Cooking? At 93 degrees F, yes. … [Read more...]
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