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...]
Crested Butte Winter Camping in a Changing Climate
My attitude started to flirt with irritability. The whiney tone flowed over Eric Larsen, polar explorer, like water. He was completely in his element and cool headed. But as I looked around, what was most concerning to me was the lack of snow. … [Read more...]
7 Underrated (Under-Budget) Colorado Ski Areas
Shred the mountain without shredding your wallet at these low-key resorts. … [Read more...]
Utah’s Ancient Portals Pull Me To The Present
Ten hours had passed since we left our parked car in the middle-of-nowhere desert in southern Utah to enter Buckskin Gulch: a 15-mile slot canyon that is the longest in the U.S. and possibly worldwide. … [Read more...]
TrailFork Creates Custom Meals for Adventures
This Boulder-based company makes health- and eco-conscious meals for every kind of adventurer. … [Read more...]
Backcountry Brain: New Avalanche Courses
Warming up our brains for backcountry travel should be on the pre-season checklist next to squats and lunges. Close to two million skiers and snowboarders head into non-lift served backcountry each season, according to the 2015 SIA Snow Sports Market Intelligence Report. … [Read more...]
Visit the Ancient World: Chaco Canyon
Hotel Chaco Connects to New Mexico's Greatest Mystery. … [Read more...]
Water Is Life
Four Corners School helps to connect indigenous youth to natural resources, human history, and ancestry via recreation in Bears Ears National Monument. … [Read more...]
Grand Canyon Icon Katie Lee Passes Away at 98
The activist, singer, and writer died at her home in Arizona. … [Read more...]
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