Adventure

Offthegridsurvival.com

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Variety is the spice of life

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It seems crazy that we’re here, high on the shoulder of Mont-Gelé, massive views of the Alps in front of us. Everything around us is strange: the huge trams that sweep skiers skyward, the babble of different and exotic languages in the lift lines, the vertical ...

The USA Pro Challenge: A most beloved race

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For 128 of the world’s best cyclists, the time has come once more to turn their wheels toward Colorado with one intention in mind: to suffer. Three years ago, cyclists first lined up for a week of tackling the peaks and valleys of the newest stage race in the nation...

Sagan takes his second stage victory in third day of USA...

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Peter Sagan spent his day buried in the peloton, saving up...

How To Avoid Wrecking Your Next Ski Trip

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Sometimes, the anticipation surrounding a ski trip creates a type of...

Glide or Die

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Becoming one of the most recognized professional climbers in the U.S. takes an affinity for the unknown. You might say that’s one of Cedar Wright’s...

History re-made

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At 27,000 feet, Amelia Rose Earhart was soaring over Howland Island, the intended destination of legendary aviatrix Amelia Earhart, when she used a small handheld GPS device to tweet the names of the young women who were set to receive flight-training scholarships ...

Utah land grab: How could the state afford to maintain federal...

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The Great Utah Land Grab wasn't some 19th-century Old West trick involving Mormons and a corrupt sheriff...

Get in gear

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"Speed is king for us,” says Paul Calandrella, general manager at The Pro’s Closet (TPC) in Louisville.  He’s an avid biker — much like the...

Video and photos: A travel guide to Dar es Salaam

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Heading to Dar es Salaam? Us either. But we’ll indulge in...

All the way to the top

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As he neared the South Summit of Everest, just over 28,700 feet above sea level, Denver-based mountaineer Chris Bombardier was thoroughly worked. “I was so...

Why take a picture when you can paint one?

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Reaching the summit of a 14,000 foot mountain, a 14er, fills people with a sense of accomplisment — the fresh air, the beautiful view, the aching muscles. To have a token for their hard work, most people take a snapshot, but artist Lisa Martin paints a picture ...