You’ve heard the phrase paradox of choice. You’re walking down the shopping aisle, and you start to feel slightly overwhelmed. There’re just WAY too many options. Right? Uh—nope, not always true. … [Read more...]
25-Year-Old Splitboard Guide Is the Biggest Crusher
Exum Mountain Guide Aaron Diamond has committed nearly a decade to splitboarding and backcountry exploration, including several first descents on a snowboard—and he’s only 25 years old. … [Read more...]
Boyd Shreds And Tackles Climate Change
It unfolded like a typical sufferfest. The 13-mile hike spiraled into a two-day gruel-athon with temperature swings, rain, isothermal snow, mud, swamps, slush, and postholing. … [Read more...]
Wild & Broken: A First SUP Descent of Escalante
The river's milk chocolate surface, marbled with whirlpools of whitewater, draped like an infinity pool over the drops ahead. … [Read more...]
How Joe Grant Biked to and Climbed Colorado’s 14ers
The best way to explore your home state? Through self-propelled, local adventure. … [Read more...]
Koshare Dancers of Southeast Colorado
The audience in La Junta rings the circular floor of the kiva, waiting for the Koshare Indian Dancers to emerge. … [Read more...]
Shifting The U.S. Bike Industry Beyond Sport
Brands, retailers and cities gear up for a new generation of cycling. … [Read more...]
The Magic Of No Walls
Preschoolers Play and Study Outside Year-Round at Fiddleheads Forest School. … [Read more...]
Preserving the Shackleton and Scott Huts
Three base camps from the ill-fated attempt to cross Antarctica in 1914 reveal troves of historic treasure. … [Read more...]