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Chasing the White HorsePerformance -- and sex appealPro Mountain Biker Kelli Emmett at home on the trailsCollapsible dog bowl is great for going hiking with FidoSteep, deep and cheap at Berthoud PassYoga can be a circusRockered skis and snowboards make hitting the slopes easier for allGearing up for the Triple BypassThe art and science of racing boardsThe lost roots of Colorado skiing
Thursday, May 16,2013
Women’s Wilderness girls program scholarships open
Scholarship applications are currently being taken for the Women’s Wilderness Institute girls’ programs. The Institute offers four- to 14-day trips for girls beginning at age 9. Their classes allow girls to try out backpacking, rock climbing and hiking a peak, or delve into a committing trip, like an eight-day backpacking expedition.
Thursday, May 16,2013
Reflections from road royalty
As the Bolder Boulder approaches, runners recall decades of change in the sport
More than 60,000 people are expected to participate in the Bolder Boulder this year — what “may be the world’s best mass participation race in the United States,” according to Runner’s World magazine.
Thursday, May 9,2013
Kidnapped in Caracas
A Boulder resident’s involuntary journey in Venezuela
Three, two, one, bang. It is that fast. Traveling involuntarily through the most contrasting realities. Traveling through the opposite side of my life in my own country.
Thursday, May 2,2013
Giving it more than 110 percent
In seven-day endurance relay, Jay Rawlings 'went the extra mile'
Rawlings´ route from Barstow, Calif., to Las Vegas was originally 183 miles long, but became 205 miles due to an unexpected, impassable, 4x4-only road causing the relay to take a day-long detour.
Thursday, May 2,2013
India: An imperfect adventure
There are tiny fires everywhere. This is one of the first things you will notice about India — the uncountable number of people and the fires trickling haphazardly toward the smoggy sky to keep mosquitoes at bay. I never saw who lit them or who put them out.
Thursday, April 25,2013
More than a foot race
Jay Rawlings walked himself into shape to complete seven marathons in seven days in an MS fundraiser
On Monday, April 22, ultrarunner and Boulderite Jay Rawlings took his first steps in a 180-mile, seven-day endurance relay that will see him running the equivalent of a marathon a day for a week. Less than a month before standing at the starting line, he was not able to run a mile without walking.
Thursday, April 18,2013
High-altitude education
Khumbu Climbing Center fundraises to finish climbing school, community center in Nepal
The story of climbers at Everest wanting to give back to the people living in the Himalayan foothills of the world’s tallest peak is as old as the stories of climbers visiting the top of Everest itself.
Thursday, April 11,2013
Rock climber, base jumper Steph Davis: Flying fearless
Utah woman's new book charts her story connecting rock climbing and base jumping
Even after hundreds of skydives and base jumps, Steph Davis says, stepping to the edge of that cliff still brings up a bubble of fear.
Friday, April 5,2013
Racing across India
Three adventurists set out to test their wits and courage
“If a skinny girl like you is going, then I have to do this,” Jeff McKinnon says over beers.
Thursday, April 4,2013
Gliding over Ghana
Boulder digital designer shares passion for flight
It’s a lot like that dream you had as a kid — the dream where you could fly. “I used to love that dream and was always disappointed when I woke up and couldn’t fly,” says Tim Meehan, a freelance digital designer and tandem paraglider pilot based in Boulder.
