One of the first ultrarunning events in Italy traversed the Dolomites and completely captured the heart of Cristina Murgia, who quickly became the co-race director of said race--the Lavaredo Ultra Trail--its founding year. Despite being a woman in a male-dominated culture, Murgia has continued to pioneer the … [Read more...]
Virtual Send
Here's how climbing and gym communities across the country are staying strong and united despite COVID-19. … [Read more...]
WeRunFar: Marvin Sandoval and Buttercup
When Leadville, Colorado athlete and coach Marvin Sandoval toed the 2019 Creede Donkey Dash burro race start line with Buttercup, a miniature burro that stands just 33 inches tall at the shoulders, other teams were worried they'd get run over. But underneath Buttercup's sweet demeanor is a girl that loves to … [Read more...]
WeRunFar: James Varner
Close to a decade ago, Trail Runner Magazine featured race director and ultrarunner James Varner with the header, "It's Never Sane with James." Varner, now 42, has tempered some of this 'dirtbag' lifestyle choices over the years, but his ambition, adventurous spirit, creativity, humor, ad never-endless drive … [Read more...]
Online Outdoor Education Is Popping Up–For Free
From expedition planning to remote leadership, Colorado's outdoor industry pioneers are creating new ways for communities to forge ahead during a pandemic. … [Read more...]
WeRunFar: Elinor Fish
Canadian trail runner and ultrarunner Elinor Fish crossed the finish line at the 2010 Leadville Trail 100 Mile in Colorado and was elated. But the then 35 year old was also exhausted. In the following months, Fish's health continued on a downward spiral that would catalyze the growth of Run Wild Retreats + … [Read more...]
Alex Honnold’s Van Life Essentials
From protein to crash pads, here's how climber Alex Honnold keeps van life simple and comfortable as a travel veteran. … [Read more...]
WeRunFar: Shaun Martin
As far back as Navajo (Diné) community leader, coach, and competitive runner Shaun Martin can remember, he and his brothers were woken by their dad at 5 a.m. to run eastward in celebration of the birth of a new day with father the sky, mother the earth, and the holy sun--a traditional Navajo ritual. Here's … [Read more...]
The Resurrection of the Nuclei FL
When Arc'teryx designer JJ Mah first caught wind that professional climber Will Stanhope lived in a Nuclei jacket for three years while projecting the hardest alpine climb in North America, Mah needed to know more. Here's the story of this jacket's creation, death, and resurrection--and why so many climbers … [Read more...]
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