Adventure

Loveland to open Oct. 23; three runs to be open

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It's opening day at Loveland Ski Area...

In Mexico, a Dangerous Race: 10 Hours in Juarez

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Can Mexico's most popular bike race survive in the murder capital of the...

How to keep your bike rolling

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Here are ways to keep each vital part of your bike in shape for spring cycling: Brakes...

The path to enlightenment

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In recent years, there has been a change in backpacking...

No man overboard

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The issues veterans face are — in some ways — as big and unmanageable as the Colorado River running through Cataract Canyon this spring. At up to 58,000 cubic feet per second, it was flipping so many rafts that passengers in a 12-foot paddleboat just had to expect to...

Sneaky singletrack

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"Moab, Moab, Moab." That’s about all you hear this time of year as mountain bike enthusiasts pack up their rigs, load the bikes on top and head west into the Utah desert. And while Moab does sound nice, those who are looking for something a bit different can turn ...

Until our dying day

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Trees are sanctuaries. Whoever knows how to speak to them, whoever knows how to listen to them, can learn the truth. They do not...

Bear Attack: Q&A with Bear Grylls

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Ramping up for a live stage tour in May, the star of Discovery Channel’s...

Canada to Russia: the Olympics have always been a bit gay

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Russia hosting the Olympics isn't winning over many nations to support its anti-gay policies...

American Resorts (Finally) Chasing Whistler Bike Park

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Circa 2006, the state of mountain biking’s gravity-fueled cutting edge was Whistler...

Boulder hosts national climbing championship

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A rowdy throng of spectators crowded into Boulder’s Movement Climbing and Fitness on Saturday night to watch Sasha Digiulian and Magnus Midtbø win the 2011 Sport Climbing Series National Championship, the precursor to the International Federation of Sport Climbing ...

Chasing dreams at 4 miles per hour

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It was hot the day Nigel Knutzen stepped out of his front door in Edwardsville, Illinois. He hoisted an 80-liter pack onto his back...