Adventure

Trailer for ‘Valhalla,’ latest film from Sweetgrass, released

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The trailer for the new film from Sweetgrass Productions was...

Boulder’s eponymous sport

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There was a time when people went bouldering only when they couldn’t get away to rock climb. Bouldering — climbing rock formations and boulders low to the ground — was viewed as a way to improve one’s technical skills and get a climbing fix between hitting more ...

Not all who wander are lost

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CWA panel on exploring in your 20s Perhaps it’s true now more than ever that not all those who wander are lost. They’re just getting ahead of the game in an increasingly connected world...

Following a true calling

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Barry Blanchard has spent more than 6,000 days of his life rock climbing, ski touring, mountaineering, alpine climbing and ice climbing. At this point, he says, he’s very intimate with those environments, and can recall the textures in the snow, the ice and the rock ...

All grown up

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Birthdays are fun. There are cold libations. People make toasts. And there is usually some cake. In other words, it’s a party...

USA Pro Challenge adds mountaintop finish; Boulder could join in 7th...

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The nation's most popular bike race might come through Boulder again next year — depending on fans' votes...

Threats, intimidation directed at Utah women’s outdoors group

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A group in Utah intended to help elderly women experience the outdoors was subject to intimidation and threats from unknown individuals last week...

King Felix

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A lifetime love of baseball, from Pittsburgh to Puerto Rico

Boulder Mountainbike Alliance launches new website

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The Boulder Mountainbike Alliance was formed in 1991 (originally called the Boulder Offroad Alliance) to give mountain bikers a unified voice in matters pertaining to Boulder County trail use. As advocates of responsible trail patronage, the organization has ...

A quest for honest heroes

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If you were going to go to war over a mountain, Cerro Torre would be the one to do it for...

Out spokin’

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The weather in Colorado serves up a bit of everything. One day you’re basking in 60-degree weather in January, and a few days later the highs barely crack single digits. In the spring and summer we have our thunderstorms and mysterious temperature inversions. But ...

Quicksand and barbaric yawps

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On a ridge overlooking the Escalante River, nine people — seven teenagers, two adults — huddled together screaming, “I am human!” into the open...