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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.
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.
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.
Thursday, January 26,2012

In Utah gondola fight, officials avoid public input to help developers

The story on ski area growth in North America is simple: It’s slowed way down. Skier numbers are flat, real estate has gone bust, and the only place skiing and snowboarding are seeing participation numbers rise significantly is in the sidecountry and backcountry. And that really doesn’t mean there are more skiers, it just means there are more folks who can’t afford in-bounds or are looking for an experience beyond the pistes.
Thursday, January 26,2012

New $2,500 sport-climbing grants for youth honor short, meaningful life of John Horn

At only 25, the young engineer John Horn discovered an essential design flaw in construction of the famed Diablo Canyon Power Plant near Santa Barbara, California. In his next career, at LucasFilm, he worked on films such as Forrest Gump and Star Wars, and contributed to systems for two films that won Academy Awards for technical achievement. He was also a dedicated and joyous sport climber, whose death of a stroke last year at 55 was a complete surprise.
Tuesday, January 24,2012

What are the best winter carnivals in North America?

Some people like to head to the tropics in the winter. I like to bask in the snow and cold. What are your favorite winter carnivals in North America?
Thursday, January 19,2012

Snowshoe hot spots

By James Dziezynski
It’s a shame that Boulder rarely holds enough winter snow to break out the snowshoes on a regular basis. On those occasions when we get significant snowfall, Boulder’s forested trails are a wonderful place to spend a powder day tromping through the woods.
Monday, January 16,2012

How can I stay warm winter camping?

I received a zero-degree down sleeping bag over the holidays and I'm eager to do some winter camping in Colorado later this month. I've been on plenty of warm-weather trips, but this will be my first winter camp. What else do I need to stay warm?
Thursday, January 12,2012

Who you gonna call?

When a 911 call comes from the woods, it’s Rocky Mountain Rescue group that responds

By Elizabeth Miller
Chris Klinga’s response, after coming down hundreds of feet of vertical rock face and scree field, crossing a river and riding an ambulance to an air-evac flight, and arriving at the hospital five hours after a 250-pound boulder landed on top of him while rock climbing in Eldorado Canyon, is that the rescue team, Rocky Mountain Rescue Group, did everything right.
Thursday, January 5,2012

Cyclists get creative with winter pain caves at home

By Craig Hill
Welcome to the pain cave. It’s a place no cyclist really wants to be, but it’s a necessary evil if you live in a cold climate. Each fall when the weather turns cold and wet and daylight becomes scarce, cycling outside is, at best, inconvenient and, at worst, dangerous.
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