Coloradan Called Out for Bolting Over Moab-Area Petroglyphs
A climber who installed routes over federally protected Native carvings has ignited a controversy online, death threats included
A climber who installed routes over federally protected Native carvings has ignited a controversy online, death threats included
Two new books, ‘Under the Sky We Make’ and ‘Overheated,’ lay out a plan to overcome our cynicism and anxiety and realize a sustainable, carbon-free future
Everything you need to know about camping for free
A recent incident involving a renowned wildlife photographer allegedly baiting foxes at Grand Teton sheds light on a larger issue
A close encounter in the far north offers powerful lessons about how Native people have chosen to live alongside a dangerous predator
The phone rang and it was our 18-year-old, Hatcher, who apparently took a hard spill while ripping laps on Eldora Mountain. Or so we think: he’s OK now, but he still has no idea what really happened.
Hiking was in vogue in 2020, but COVID-19 closures decimated the thru-hiking ranks. What did prospective hikers do with their unexpected time back home?
He’s not only one of the fastest cyclists in the country—he’s also one of the sport’s most outspoken champions for diversity. But his mission has morphed into the greatest moon shot of all: to bring bike racing to the American masses.
Unpacking an all-time Lee Cohen ski photo during a March storm in Alta, Utah
Justin Williams has a fast and furious vision for reviving road racing in America
Heli-skiing has a reputation for risk, but the ride up isn’t usually part of the equation