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We break down the best combo ski pass deals of the season.

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Rides 205 laps, 31.76 miles

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Whalers insist their work is scientific, flouting international consensus

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Kelly Slater closes (some) of gap to tour-leading Gabriel Medina

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Utah protestors face jail time and fines

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Drug cartels no longer barrier to enjoying "most dangerous national park"

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New law puts onus on local planners

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Explorer Daniel Fox has paddled some of the world's wildest places in search of images that can reconnect us with nature—but not humanize it. His startling Wild Image Project brings wildlife up close and personal, asking viewers to reconsider their relationship with the environment. "Nature is raw, rough, cruel, pretty, beautiful, inspiring, but above all, a humble experience," Fox says. And that's a great thing.

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No, but it is getting increasing dangerous out there. As hordes of skiers hit the backcountry, they're triggering more avalanches than ever before, and there's still a dangerous gap between our collective enthusiasm and the depth of our knowledge. But while the learning curve is daunting and the risks are high, the adventure rewards are immense—if you do it rig

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One of 11 blazes in the state

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Oahu, Hawaii

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The European Outdoor Film Tour kicks off on October 11, and promises to be as compelling as ever. Here’s a look at what to expect from this year’s tour.    …

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Investigation underway in Sequoia National Park

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State law requires 3-foot buffer from cars

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Syria, Afghanistan score lowest

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Blind adventurer Erik Weihenmayer set off on his Grand Canyon kayaking expedition earlier this month. Best known for summiting Mount Everest in 2002, Erik’s latest adventure presents a whole new set of challenges. Get to know Erik’s partner, fellow blind kayaker Lonnie Bedwell, and see how they…

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Botched BASE jump probable cause of young man's demise

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Studies show biking, walking, public transportation make you happier, healthier

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Rainforest structure will be tallest in South America

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Residents evacuate as blaze destroys 100 homes

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Formula E series kicks off with a crash

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Speeds you up while making running easier

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Critics say it falls far short of what's needed

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But parkour community is split on whether it wants in

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But don't cry into your brew just yet

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Mass events could disrupt power and communication

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Peru might be known for incredible hikes and towering mountain ranges, but its food scene is equally spectacular. Video Journalist and Food Enthusiast Katie Quinn visited the country recently to get a taste of the local flavor. …

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Claims the company understated the "Blackfish" effect

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In August of 2014, Sam Cossman and George Kourounis ventured inside one of the world’s most dangerous and inaccessible volcanos, Marum Crater. Joined by volcanic exploration pioneers Geoff Mackely and Brad Ambrose, the team captured this…

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After a tough expedition to the North Pole, Eric Larsen was lucky enough to spend a month in Crested Butte, Colorado this summer. “Thoreau and the 401” is a short film about Larsen’s time spent on one of the area’s…

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Changes, and lots of them, including an uptick in skier visits to Utah, cheaper season passes state-wide, and an increased likelihood that all the Wasatch-area resorts will soon be connected.

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New study says climate change is to blame

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Chairlifts link 7 resorts in controversial plan

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Writer William Powell took on Verruckt, the world’s tallest water slide, located in Kansas City. At 168 feet, 6 inches, the slide is taller than Niagra Falls and certainly lives up to its name – which means “insane” in German. …

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Central Cascades, Washington

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Climber Melissa Arnot has summited Everest 5 times, the most by any American woman. In this episode of Smith Great Days, she reminds us that “great days aren’t always easy days. They’re hard fought, well earned and unforgettable.” Video by Jon Mancuso.  …

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Evolv athlete Kai Lightner discovered the world of climbing at the age of six. Now, at 14, he is pushing the boundaries and grades of both indoor and outdoor climbing with the overwhelming support of his mother, Connie. A Mountainfilm, 5Point…

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3 years after Park City failed to properly renew lease

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Find and charter a captain who floats your boat

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Goodbye solar panels, hello solar ink

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Will launch in 2015, focus on sustainability

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Industry groups challenge uranium ban

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Wants hikers to get off the grid by bringing it with them

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After more than 100 episodes, Salomon Freeski TV is back for its eighth season. Sarting October 7, 2014, twelve new films will be released bi-weekly. Follow the team on new adventures all over the world including Japan, France, Iceland, Italy, Canada and New Zealand. …

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Self-guided winter tours allowed for first time in a decade

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Canada's only undiscovered national historic site

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Atmospheric concentration nearing tipping point

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Chad Denning created unifying race series in New Hampshire

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UPDATE: Ski area will operate as usual this winter

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Helicopters airlift visitors from the top of Half Dome

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73-year-old takes title from 70-year-old

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Scientists also find skin, glass, and other contaminants

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We're all familiar with digital detoxes, but one young man took it a step further. Many steps further in fact.

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Kai Lightner of Fayetteville, North Carolina, is making himself known in pro competitions and confidently tackling some of the toughest routes out there. It's even more impressive when you consider that he's only a high school sophomore.

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New study finds patterns in unprovoked attacks

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Waimea Bay, Hawaii

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Cape Fear is a deadly wave break in Sydney, Australia, and each year Red Bull puts on one of big wave surfing’s premiere competitions there. Here’s a look at the best wipeouts from this year’s event. …

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Meet Nick McNutt, the newest member of the Teton Gravity Research team. Nick entered TGR’s Co-Lab Competition in 2013, and later joined the crew in Jackson Hole and Revelstoke to shoot for the film Almost Ablaze, due out in fall of…

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Glass-floor span will hang at 9,700 feet

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New NPS restrictions cite safety concerns

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In “Africa Fusion,” Alex Honnold and Hazel Findlay embark on a rock odyssey of Southern Africa. Along the way, they discover some of the best climbing on the planet, in an unforgettable setting. A film by Fresh Rock Films.

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At the expense of genetic modification

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“Backcountry North Island” follows six fly fisherman as they explore a treasured corner of New Zealand’s North Island. Active volcanoes, rugged gorges and dense forests provide an epic backdrop for some of the best trout fishing on the planet, but the real adventure lies in the journey to the streams.

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On August 26, Laird Hamilton entertained crowds as Huricane Marie kicked up surf at Malibu Lagoon. Hamilton paddled out and “shot the pier” twice, meaning he rode waves through the gaps in the posts beneath the Malibu Pier. Shooting the pier is no easy…

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Dramatic helicopter rescue just below the summit

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Technofied utensil makes you pause between bites

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New analysis offers dire forecast

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Recognized for bike-share program, sheer volume of riders

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After his loss to 20-year-old Brazilian phenom Gabriel Medina in historic conditions at the Billabong Pro Tahiti, the 11-time world champion will want an even dozen more than ever.

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Last year in Nazaré, Portugal, the Brazilian surfer nearly drowned while trying to ride the biggest wave ever surfed by a woman. Most of the alpha males who dominate the sport say Gabeira doesn't belong in their ranks, but nothing will stop her from going back in.

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Fans can donate up to $500 at a time

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“unReal”, a new film from Teton Gravity Research and Anthill Films, is expected to be released in June of 2015. TGR and Anthill aim to transport viewers to a place beyond the real world, into the imagination of some the best mountain…

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We still eat dreadful food

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App warns drivers of approaching bicyclists

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Workouts and a glass pair perfectly

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Miami tower will include curious offerings for thrill seekers

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Japanese capital tops survery list, with Rio de Janeiro at bottom

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Exercise is a great way to clear the mind. In legendary cyclicst and mountain bike component designer Tom Ritchey’s case, riding is what allows him to think and get creative, as well. …

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Rory Bosio repeats win, Francois D'Haene sets new course record

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