Maori ultrarunner Paora Raharaha says that his resilience comes from the trials of his younger days. Explains Raharaha, “If people who are in dark places come out, then they can go a long way. After going through a lot, these people are quite strong and mentally tough, and capable of doing anything. My past … [Read more...]
Plug In: Women-Led Outdoor Communities
Female-led circles are rapidly growing in the outdoor world. Here are ten outdoor organizations that provide enriching avenues to learn outdoor recreation skills and share those experiences with others from afar or in person and socially distanced. … [Read more...]
A River of Unknowns
Morgan Tilton, a creative writer and reporter, immersed herself in the snow-coated mountains of Vancouver Island and the infamous waves of its coast — and then looked to the sky — for “A River of Unknowns.” … [Read more...]
Wild Voices: Dr. Duane Vandenbusche
Gunnison Valley virtuoso Dr. Duane Vandenbusche is the first-ever Western Slope chronicler to be named Colorado State Historian in the position's 96-year history. … [Read more...]
Surf’s Up In Colorado
A swell of new river surfers, whitewater parks, rental programs and manufacturers have accelerated this ocean sport in Colorado's mountains. … [Read more...]
The First SUP Descent of Utah’s Escalante River
This May, five adventurers pushed off below the bridge at Highway 12 in southern Utah to navigate a 100-mile stand-up paddleboard first descent on the Escalante River, which drains into Lake Powell. The caravan, composed of Dylan Brown, Morgan Tilton, Jordan Curet, Morgan Smith, and Aaron Kloer—all seasoned … [Read more...]
Female Runners Set FKT on the Grand Canyon’s Gnarliest Trail
A trio of endurance athletes were the first women to finish the R2R2R-alt, a rugged trek from one side of the canyon to the other--and back. … [Read more...]
WeRunFar: Jordan Marie Daniel
Jordan Marie Daniel is a fourth-generation indigenous runner and tenacious human-rights advocate. She’s perhaps most prominently known for firing-up global awareness for the missing and murdered indigenous women humanitarian crisis with a red handprint painted across her face, symbolizing violence, as she … [Read more...]
Snowboarder Kiana Clay: Paralympic History
Females with upper-limb disabilities aren't currently allowed to compete in snowboarding events at the 2022 Winter Paralympics in Beijing. The Colorado athlete started a petition to change that. … [Read more...]
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