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Fight between European climbers, Sherpas reported on Mt. EverestLighter, tougher bike helmet — made from cardboardBoulderite in the running for best job everLevi Leipheimer, USA Pro Cycling Challenge winner, terminated from cycling team contractUtah man dies at Moab's Corona Arch on rope swingUtah land grab: How could the state afford to maintain federal lands?Threats, intimidation directed at Utah women's outdoors groupRemembering California free soloist John RosendahlArapahoe Basin offering two-season ski pass for $499New learning area, new snow for Arapahoe Basin
Wednesday, September 26,2012
Wounded veterans summit Denali
Five wounded veterans participated in a Department of the Interior program to summit Denali, the highest peak in North America.
Tuesday, September 25,2012
Arapahoe Basin offering two-season ski pass for $499
Colorado ski area Arapahoe Basin is breaking out a new pass concept predicated on a crazy idea: People who like skiing now might continue to like skiing in the future.
Monday, September 24,2012
New sport snow-kiting blamed for reindeer fear
You might never have heard of the sport of snow-kiting, but you've certainly heard of Santa's helpers. And reindeer across Norway freaking hate the new snow sport.
Friday, September 21,2012
Photo gallery: Incredible images from the British Wildlife Photography Awards
The British Wildlife Photography Awards for 2012 have been announced, and they are incredible.
Wednesday, September 19,2012
Video: Longmont SUV driver blares horn incessantly at cyclists
A Longmont-area driver appears in a recent YouTube video honking his horn repeatedly at two cyclists who are doing their best to stay to the very edge of a two-lane road.
Tuesday, September 18,2012
Access Fund: 'Egregious' illegal climbing at Joshua Tree
The Access Fund, one of climbing's most prominent organizations dedicated to keeping climbing areas open, says it narrowly averted a shutdown of climbing in Joshua Tree National Park in California.
Monday, September 17,2012
Remembering California free soloist John Rosendahl
John Rosendahl, a free solo rock climber who kept climbing after a spinal fusion surgery and climbed well into his 40s, passed away last week in California.
Tuesday, September 11,2012
British climbers unite to oppose Scottish wind farm plans
A large wind farm project in Scotland has rallied some opposition among a rather unlikely group: hikers, climbers and mountaineers from across the British isles.
Tuesday, September 11,2012
Texas hiker found after almost 2 days on Mt. Massive
A hiker from Texas was rescued after nearly 48 hours on Mt. Massive in Lake County, hitching a ride down the slope while "near death," the county's emergency manager said.
Monday, September 10,2012
Two bodies found on Washington's Mount Rainier
Two bodies, possibly the remains of two hikers missing since January, were found on a Mount Rainier glacier Sept. 10 and recovered by park rangers.
