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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, November 29,2012
A tale of two runners
Boulder ultramarathon athletes Sage Canaday and Cameron Clayton finally face each other to conclude the 2012 season in San Francisco
One was a collegiate runner from the East. One was a collegiate runner from the West. One was showered in champagne at the end of his first ultramarathon, while the other received five stitches after his ultramarathon debut.
Tuesday, November 27,2012
From Elbert to Everest
Colorado mountaineer Jon Kedrowski talks Sleeping on the Summits
The New Year’s resolution on Jon Kedrowski’s calendar probably read something like this: Do everything!
Wednesday, November 21,2012
The Strafe story: How two CU students have created one of skiing's most interesting brands
The one-piece ski suit. It’s an object of ridicule. The preferred garb for gaper days and end-of-the-year parties.
Thursday, November 15,2012
Success by The Book
The Book is a result of sweat. Of struggle. Of pain and mishap and, ultimately, of success. The Book is, says Palmer Hoyt, “how I learned how to ski again.”
Thursday, November 8,2012
Falling in love with Bhutan
Boulder resident Clyda Stafford recounts her recent trip to the captivating Bhutan
Bhutan is not an easy place to get to, or to get around in. Just getting to Bhutan costs a small fortune, but for Clyda Stafford, the price was worth it.
Thursday, November 1,2012
Many close calls later
Mountaineer and author Simon Yates is still chasing first ascents
"It was a miracle really, that neither of us were killed,” says Simon Yates. “We were in this really narrow couloir on Makron Chhish, myself and another guy, when just a massive amount of rockfall started coming down.”
Thursday, October 25,2012
“Choose Your Adventure“ is a globe-trotting character study with plenty of action
The eighth film from Powderwhore Productions offers a wide range of stories from the back of beyond
Choose Your Adventure, the latest release from Wasatch-based Powderwhore Productions, is a skiing variety show.
Thursday, October 18,2012
Ultra-Cameron: CU-Boulder runner dives into ultramarathons
Before dawn on Sept. 15, more than 25 runners were missing from the sixth annual Run Rabbit Run 50 Mile’s starting line in Steamboat Springs. By the time the final runner finished at 10:20 p.m., many more would have wished they had also just slept in that morning.
Thursday, October 11,2012
Boulder writer James Dziezynski spills on his summits, secret and otherwise
In the early 2000s, Boulder Weekly sent freelance writer James Dziezynski out to research a series of stories on great, little-known places to hike around town.
Thursday, October 4,2012
Tall tales
Festival's films explore the nature of adventure
Not every journey ends in an exclamation point. When Matt Segal, Eric Decaria and John Dickey went to Kyrgyzstan to climb its massive, granite walls, they didn’t go to set up a new route or pioneer a new area. But they took video cameras anyway, and filmed what they did do.
