Adventure
Exploring Greenland’s Artic trails
With just three days of food, we set off to test out the eastern tip of the Arctic Circle Trail, heading west in bright sunshine along a dirt road that parallels the Kangerlussuaq runway. We then turned north — magnetic north, which at this latitude is more than ...
Bike-packing The Maze
It’s late morning, and the temperature’s already in the 80s — typical autumn weather for Utah. I cram enough food for a small Boy...
Ride, run and, above all, race
Not familiar with cyclocross? Let’s introduce you to your new addiction...
Christian Vande Velde wins USA Pro Cycling Challenge
Without ever ranking higher in a single stage than the...
How Much Does It Cost to Climb Mount Everest?
How much does it cost to climb Everest? This is probably the most...
Emaciated Hiker Found After Over A Month Missing In Utah’s Escalante...
After not being heard from in over a month, missing hiker William M...
Boulderite in the running for best job ever
Ryan Van Duzer hasn’t had a written resume in years. He’s...
What are the best winter carnivals in North America?
Q: Some people like to head to the tropics in the winter. I like to bask in...
Swiss sailing: A bike trip through the Alps, sans Facebook
Shunning social media since the beginning of this year has been an interesting experiment, the effects of which are definitely exacerbated by living in the bubble known as Boulder...
Knock on wood
Wood One of the most basic building materials known to humans, wood is the foundation of skis and snowboards. This versatile, beautiful material was used for the first skis. The legendary Austrian pioneer of downhill skiing, Arnold Lund, perfected the first alpine ...
The traveler’s mindset
There is a rumor (online, at least) that Europeans scoff at the low number of Americans who hold passports. As the joke goes, Americans are world-fearing, isolated workaholics who would prefer to squeeze in an extra 15 hours of work a week than vacation for five ...


















