Curious about backcountry exploration or already dabble in off-piste terrain? Consider taking an AIARE 1 class—especially if you plan to head into avalanche terrain. … [Read more...]
Native Content Grows Up
Sponsored content levels up as more and more brands embrace the format. … [Read more...]
Crested Butte Woman Sets a New Mountain Biking Record
Brittany Konsella is the first person to ride the entirety—about 750 miles!—of the trail system from Gunnison to Crested Butte Valley. … [Read more...]
Paddle The Gauley River This October
Our raft inches toward the cliff-like drop and the resonating chorus of the rapids disappears. The only sound that remains is that of bystanders as they hoot-n-holler from the islands of rocks, a coliseum-like shelf that’s adjacent to the river. … [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...]
Where to Go Trail Running in Colorado this Fall
Swaths of yellow-orange foliage. Mornings with frosted shrubs. Shorter days. These ingredients can only mean one thing: A refreshing, cooler season for trail running is here. … [Read more...]
Anglers help eliminate single-use plastic
Fishing guides, outfitters, and lodges adopt the Kick Plastic movement. … [Read more...]
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