Adventure
The Interlodge of the Century
A massive storm led to a record-breaking 60-hour shutdown at Utah’s Little Cottonwood Canyon over the weekend, followed by a day of private skiing exclusively for those already in the area
The GOP Highlights Hypocrisy in Haaland's Hearing
Republican senators used the hearing to air conspiracy theories, lie, and point fingers at Biden nominee for issues they themselves are responsible for
Racing the WorldTour Was Not Colin Strickland’s Dream
When faced with the decision to take racing to the next level, Colin Strickland chose his own path
It’s Time to Embrace Ski Guiding
Long stigmatized in the United States, wider adoption of guided backcountry skiing will boost knowledge, reduce gatekeeping, and promote human-powered skiing on public lands
“I Wasn’t in a Survivable Situation”
Two Yosemite locals just made the first summit-to-Valley ski descent of the iconic feature
“It Was a Way to Keep His Spirit Alive”
When an avalanche killed Caroline Gleich’s brother, it didn’t end her pro skiing dreams. But it did change her approach to the mountains.
What Should We Make of Bill Gates’s Climate-Change Book?
The billionaire philanthropist has thrown his wealth at some of the world’s most intractable problems, drawing both praise and criticism along the way. His approach to tackling the climate crisis is no different.
Learning to Ride a Onewheel with L. Renee Blount
L. Renee Blount is a designer, a photographer, and an outdoor enthusiast. In this new series, she tries a new activity every month.
The Final Descent of Dean Cummings
From the outside, things seemed perfect for the former world extreme skiing champion: he had a family, a successful guiding business, and unending adventure out his front door in Valdez, Alaska. But something dark festered beneath the surface.