Adventure

The mountains are the spine of the continent. They run for thousands of miles, in places jagged and impassible, in others friendlier, with passes...

Back in July, Americans tuned in — in recordbreaking numbers, no less — to watch the U.S. women’s national soccer team easily rise to victory against Japan in the World Cup. This was the women’s third World Cup win since the team’s creation in 1985...

Many artists have a trademark. For Monet it was water lilies, Warhol favored soup cans, and Picasso was partial to the rearranged face. But...

On the 11th of September, more than 400 people will coast through the Rocky Mountains, stopping in Vail. They will be from 25 different...

boulderweekly.com/elevation More flowers than Woodstock without the mud or crowds The trail was rocky...

With a note on his top tube that said “shut up, legs,” Jens...

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

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...

Many Boulder residents rely on the beautiful and abundant outdoors to keep physically fit and mentally sound...

A glimpse into the history of Penitente Canyon

For 11 years, an attitude of refusing to let setbacks and disabilities sit him down on the couch once and for all means that Craig DeMartino is doing more — climbing harder, faster, stronger and smarter — than most people do with twice as many feet as he has...

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