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Don't Forget the Coffee

I’m not the careful backpacking organizer that I probably should be. Oh, once upon a time I was. But over the past few summers, anytime we’re hea...

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Study Says Cyclists Care More About Community Good Than Drivers

Are you involved in strengthening the common good through social participation, political participation, being helpful to your neighbors and fel...

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Powder and Mountain Gazette Release Milestone Issues

A brand is never really dead as long as its intellectual property still has value, and hallelujah for it. A couple years after Powder magazine’...

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The 21 Best Thoreau Quotes

Henry David Thoreau could today have a fine career as a motivational speaker. If you need someone to light a fire under your ass to either a) get ...

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Actually, Do Whatever You Want With Your Subaru

Unless you’re a search and rescue team member stationed near the backcountry and you need to be ready to drive over hell and back to assist peopl...

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Searching for Wisconsin’s Dugout Canoes

In July, at a boatyard warehouse on Chicago’s South Side, Tamara Thomsen inspected a roughly 15-foot-long canoe likely made more than a centur...

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Blowing the Whistle on Public Lands Abusers

Dozens of TVs, refrigerators, stoves, washers, dryers and abandoned cars had either been gunshot, torched or both. This place of destruction was ...

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We Can All Help Shape This Utah National Monument

When President Joe Biden restored the original boundaries of both Grand Staircase-Escalante and Bears Ears national monuments in 2021, public-land...

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Opinion: Trails Are More Crowded Than Ever, So Here's an Etiquette Primer

The uppermost switchback on the Bright Angel Trail in Grand Canyon National Park is eight feet wide. Yet the last time I hiked out, I was stymied ...

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If You Build It, They Will Come: Lessons on Trail Building from a Wyoming State Park

Between Laramie and Cheyenne, amid the rocky shrubland and aspen groves of Curt Gowdy State Park, 45 miles of trail unfurl in ribbons of dirt, r...

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Ode to John Fielder, One of the Best to Ever Raise a Camera to the Mountains

If you’ve ever bought a calendar or coffee table book featuring the grandeur of Colorado’s 14’ers, the stunning color photographs were almost certa...

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The Yellow Jerseys of the Fireline: Hot Shots Exert as Much Energy as Tour de France Riders

For three weeks in July, the world’s most elite bike racers climb steep mountains and sprint along historic cobblestones to capture the coveted y...

Don't Forget the Coffee

Study Says Cyclists Care More About Community Good Than Drivers

Powder and Mountain Gazette Release Milestone Issues

The 21 Best Thoreau Quotes

Actually, Do Whatever You Want With Your Subaru

Searching for Wisconsin’s Dugout Canoes

Blowing the Whistle on Public Lands Abusers

We Can All Help Shape This Utah National Monument

Opinion: Trails Are More Crowded Than Ever, So Here's an Etiquette Primer

If You Build It, They Will Come: Lessons on Trail Building from a Wyoming State Park

Ode to John Fielder, One of the Best to Ever Raise a Camera to the Mountains

The Yellow Jerseys of the Fireline: Hot Shots Exert as Much Energy as Tour de France Riders

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