The Outer Range campus, which will be run by the Montrose Country School District, is one of the many new efforts across the country pairing outdoor opportunities with public education. … [Read more...]
How U.S. Road Races Can Be More Sustainable
Some organizations are choosing earth-healthier alternatives to single-use products that can end in a landfill. … [Read more...]
New Guidebook: Beginner Backcountry Terrain
Ski mountaineer and author Lou Dawson updated his definitive roundup of the state’s mellowest routes following the recent surge of out-of-bounds snow adventurers. … [Read more...]
Adaptive Athletes Climb Cotopaxi for Disability Rights
A mountaineering mission led by Coloradans is raising funds to support individuals with amputation needs. … [Read more...]
Flash Foxy Debuts Courses for Women & Genderqueer
As climbing grows nationwide, the group aims to make the sport more inclusive—including here in Colorado. … [Read more...]
The Best Snowboarding Boots Are From a Skate Brand
Once I recovered from artificial frostbite, this case of (debilitatingly) cold feet prompted me to begin a hunt for a better women’s snowboarding boot that could hold up during both in-bounds riding and the daylong, off-piste splitboard trips I like to take. Here's what I found. … [Read more...]
A Climb for Greater Accessibility
Athlete and disability advocate Quinn Brett wants to improve all-abilities access in outdoor spaces nationwide. Now, she's spearheading a new role with the U.S. Department of the Interior to help bridge the gap. … [Read more...]
Navajo Guide Brings Bikepacking to Navajo Youth
The first-ever Navajo Nation-based bikepacking youth program for Black, Indigenous, and kids of color launches this fall. … [Read more...]
A Powerful Recovery
Amid a global pandemic, endurance athlete Brittany Konsella leverages her mental resilience to heal from a horrendous backcountry accident and become a better person. … [Read more...]
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