For 30 years, Vicky Foster and her llamas have hauled beer, ramen and medical supplies to the highest aid station of the Leadville 100 ultramarathon. This year ...
Steadying my body on the ledge, I let out a sigh of relief and scurried to place a cam or a nut to clip my rope to, something to hold me in case I slipped and f...
When Sasha Cox lost her mother, she turned to nature and friends as a way to cope—now she's bringing the outdoors to a new group of friends through Trail Mavens...
And the importance of women climbing together
Last fall, Quinn Brett and Josie McKee set five potential speed records in Yosemite during what they refer to as ...
There I stood, motionless, in the early hours of the morning, as I peered into the Medieval Chamber, a slot canyon so deep and dark that I couldn’t see the bott...
Mountain bike bells go a long way toward keeping the peace between trail users.
Last summer, I was steadily grinding up Pinecone above Park City on my way to W...
What four at-risk areas mean to those who love them most
Editor’s note updated July 10, 2017: The public comment period has closed.
The national commenting pe...
Because jumping over an obstacle is way more fun (and faster!) than riding around it
Of all the kung fu mountain biking skills, the bunny hop might be the most...
How to build a mountain biking oasis in flyover country
Driving toward Palo Duro Canyon State Park, you may feel like the butt of a cruel joke. Nothing on the ...
Top-notch trails and close-to-home amenities make these state parks worth visiting.
I’ve been on a 20-year quest to ride knobby tires in all 50 states, and I’m...
Editor's note updated July 10, 2017: The public comment period has closed.
Our country’s public lands define who we are. These are the places where we work, ...
This Southerner savors his region one ride—and peanut shack—at a time.
Avery Creek is a bit of a mess when we reach the top of the trail, but in a good way. ...
