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Mountaineers were hoping to climb two 8,000-meter peaks in 7 days
Destinations, June 1998 Navigating the Frontier By Bill Sherwonit ‘The civilized imagination cannot cover such quantities of wild land,” John McPhee once wrote of Alaska. Indeed, the 49th state can be daunting, its 656,424 square miles supporting a population of less than 608,000, few of them nearby…
Outside magazine, June 1999 Big Sky Bargains BULLETINS Turbulence over Moab New air service makes Slickrock City more accessible. Is that a good thing? STEALS June in northwestern Montana means a whopping 16 hours of daylight, modest crowds in Glacier National Park, and best…
ext_script = "//player.ooyala.com/player.js?height=360&deepLinkEmbedCode=B4amp1NTrCIQBfaeuqn9NpIaD6_jF929&embedCode=B4amp1NTrCIQBfaeuqn9NpIaD6_jF929&width=640&video_pcode=1jZG06vQqWlGOe2jr1WK6VaYFHtK" There are only three days until the world premiere of Reel Rock 7, the country's biggest touring film festival dedicated to climbing. Earlier today, Sender Films and Big Up Productions released the trailer for their seventh year of movies. The films feature some of the biggest names…
Festival organizers enlisted the Olympic half-pipe builder, Steve Petrie, and his team to create the ultimate venue at this year’s TELUS World Ski & Snowboard Festival. The best male and female skiers in the world — including 2010 X-Games gold medalist in ski superpipe Jen Hudak — competed for $70,000 in…
Behind the tragic accident that took Namgya Tshering Sherpa's life
Carpentry demonstration at Dickinson Plantation; courtesy of Delaware.govAmerica's “First State” is also the only state without a National Park Service site. Although Delaware's John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Trail and the White Clay Creek Wild and Scenic River have a loose affiliation with NPS and the National Parks Conservation…