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Fall Color Guide Peaceful training in the colorful Sierra By James Raia Outside Online correspondent t’s been several years now, but I still can’t figure it out. On weekdays, the hardest thing for me to do is get to my office before 9 a.m. But on…
Sierra Designs made the trip from their headquarters to give our editors a look at some new gear. Here are a few highlights.
A paddle-perfect day on the Maine coast Q: I’m planning a kayaking trip to the Maine islands for a group of seven people. We would like to camp on one of the public islands for one night and paddle back the next day. Some of us have kayaked on…
Cigar-smoking santos, icy Belikin, crumbling pyramids, freshly spun tortillas, slithering vipers, and everlasting love
Week of September 26-October 2, 1996 Guided treks to sacred Mount Kailas An info source for Southwest cycling Hiking in southwest Pennsylvania In search of perfection in Mexico Anything to do in Livingston, Montana? Guided treks to sacred Mount Kailas Question: Which adventure…
Week of July 11-18, 1996 Trekking in Idaho’s Sawtooths Paddling coastal New England A short course in mountain sickness Inns and trails on Vancouver Island The big sticky: Louisiana in the summer A short course in mountain sickness Question: A friend once…
We know what our readers look for in any kind of experience: adventure, grit, sweat, a worthy struggle, tested endurance, goosebump-inducing views, wide-open skies, maybe some roiling water. So why should college be any different? The correct answer is: It shouldn’t.
Now that’s what I wanted to see: Lance Armstrong powering out of the start house to the roar of the crowd, and then returning less than seven minutes later to a top-three finish in the prologue. His preparations for the Tour were nearly flawless, and his performance this afternoon showed…