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Wednesday, February 8,2012

Daredevil to Plunge From Outer Space

Welcome to the extreme sport of space-diving. After some minor speed bumps, Daredevil adventurer Felix Baumgartner's plans to plunge 23 miles from the edge of space back to Earth -- a Red Bull-sponsored stunt that would be the world's highest freefall -- is finally coming to fruition, the team announced Monday, Feb. 6.
Tuesday, February 7,2012

Bode Miller Launches New Adaptive Ski

Fresh off a 5th place finish in Bormio, Italy, last week, Bode Miller now stands atop the World Cup downhill standings. But what most people don’t know is that Miller is also currently leading the revolution in adaptive ski technology.
Tuesday, February 7,2012

Breckenridge Announces Spring Fever Festival

Breckenridge Ski Resort announced today the schedule of events planned for this year’s Breck “Spring Fever” month-long festival, which will feature a series of events taking place from March 17 to closing day, April 15, 2012, both on the mountain and in town.
Monday, February 6,2012

Lindsey Vonn...Greatest Ski Racer Ever?

Lindsey Vonn is a good ski racer. But how about this: “Lindsey Vonn is the greatest racer ever.”
Monday, February 6,2012

Russians Abandon K2 Winter Attempt After Team Member Dies

The talent-packed team of Russians attempting a bold winter ascent of K2suffered the death of Vitaly Gorelik today in base camp, apparently from a heart attack, and has decided to end its expedition.
Thursday, February 2,2012

Kidding around at Keystone

By Isaac Woods Stokes
I taught my wife, a blonde Midwest beauty, to ski when she was 20 — or rather, she allowed me to teach her. We always joke we don’t need any marriage counseling after those tear-filled seasons on the blue ice runs of Vermont — no appearances for us on Dr. Phil’s couches.
Tuesday, January 31,2012

America's best adventure bars

If experience has taught us one thing, it's that sun and adventure make you thirsty. But where to "rehydrate"? We asked our writers, athletes, friends, spouses, and readers—all of whom were quite eager to help us research our first-ever roundup of the best places for people like us to relax and refuel.
Tuesday, January 31,2012

The Renaissance in High Altitude Winter Climbing

It is arguably the most dangerous climbing on the planet, conducted in the harshest, most brutal conditions and in the death zone of elevation where the margin for error if infinitely small, and yet the mountaineering world in the midst of a renaissance of high-altitude winter climbing.
Monday, January 30,2012

What Happened at X Games

Emotions are always high at X Games, but this year’s competition was more powerful than others. Still in shock from the loss of defending halfpipe champion and industry icon Sarah Burke, skiers paid homage to Burke by dedicating their runs to her, flying pieces of “believe in Sarah” flair and speaking to how she would have wanted.
Monday, January 30,2012

Bear Attack: Q&A with Bear Grylls

Ramping up for a live stage tour in May, the star of Discovery Channel’s “Man vs. Wild” sat down with BACKPACKER's Anthony Cerretani to discuss what it takes to design durable gear, his favorite luxury item and the survival advice he gives his kids.
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