Trade Secrets of 8 Elite Athletes Megan Michelson|August 8, 2019 We surveyed top runners and mountain bikers, many of whom are competing at this month’s Leadville 100, on what works for them.
Bears Ears National Monument Management Draws Criticism As Court Battles Continue Mike Faulk|August 6, 2019 Concerned parties say the proposed land management plan delays or ignores aspects of conservation planning in favor of development, while proponents say it does plenty to conserve the reduced monument. Here's what you need to know.
The Nature Conservancy Preserves Nearly 400 Square Miles of Appalachian Forest Graham Averill|July 30, 2019 A large land purchase made by The Nature Conservancy will protect a working forest that serves as a migration corridor for wildlife in the Appalachian Mountains.
Boston Outdoor Activities Guide Dana Hatic|July 26, 2019 Find out about some of the best places to soak in nature, try new sports and enjoy the outdoors in Beantown.
Best Swimming Holes in the Southern Appalachians Graham Averill|July 22, 2019 The South is known for its hot and muggy summers. Here are 10 of the best swimming holes to help you beat the heat in the Appalachians.
How A Historic Winter Is Impacting Colorado’s Summer Recreation Morgan Tilton|July 19, 2019 A wet, cold spring triggered dense snow and late-season avalanches across Colorado. The winter’s aftermath is affecting adventures statewide.
Best Hikes in the White Mountains Liz Dengler|June 20, 2019 Take a hike in the beautiful White Mountains of New Hampshire. Learn the best trails to venture down on the REI Co-op Journal.
Asheville’s Best Mountain Biking Isn’t Where You Might Think Graham Averill|June 19, 2019 Beyond popular Bent Creek Experimental Forest, there are a handful of trail systems offering high-quality mountain biking without the crowds near Asheville.
10 Adventurous Things to Do in Boise, Idaho Winston Ross|June 13, 2019 Boise, Idaho, is booming as its easy lifestyle, cultural offerings, and above all, amazing outdoor access attract tourists and transplants alike.
Adventure Not War Megan Michelson|June 12, 2019 Max Lowe made a film about U.S. Army veterans returning to Iraq for a ski adventure, but as it turns out, the filmmaker has his own story to tell, too.
This Initiative Is Helping to Offset Overuse on Colorado’s Highest Peaks Betsy Welch|May 24, 2019 According to the Colorado Fourteeners Initiative, approximately 334,000 people hike to the top of Colorado's 14,000-foot peaks each year. This is the story of how one initiative is using letter grades to help protect and conserve the summit routes.
Top 10 Hikes in Washington State Kristen Arendt|May 23, 2019 Get started on your next adventure with these ten top-rated Washington hikes highlighting the many outstanding trails the state has to offer.
