Monday, April 5, 2021

Bike Thefts Are Way, Way Up

Lock 'em up and hope.

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Garden of the Gods Park Bans All Kinds of Climbing Chalk as Crowds Boom

Tired of climbers marring red rock faces, popular climbing park bans all chalk and chalk substitutes.

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An Urban-Rural Divide Is Alive and Well

How can leaders in the West address the wants of both urban centers and vast rural areas?

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It’s Dark, It’s Cold, It’s Wet—You Still Riding?

Navigating the tipping point between 'I'm going back to bed' and 'I'm going for a ride.'

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Friday, April 2, 2021

Gray Wolf From Oregon Embarks on Epic 500-Mile Journey

From Oregon to central California—But why?

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Trail Angel

His life is built around helping those on the biggest trek of their lives.

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Review: An Open-Eyed History of Wildlife Conservation

Michelle Nijhuis traces the evolution of modern efforts to protect threatened species in “Beloved Beasts.”

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Thursday, April 1, 2021

Mountaineer Bradford Washburn Danced on Alaska’s Breathtaking Rooftop

He climbed everything Alaska threw at him, and changed the sport in the process.

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The Continual March to Solitude

What are we looking for at the tops of the mountain, anyway?

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Wednesday, March 31, 2021

How Do the Fish Feel About Being Caught, Anyway?

Discussing the "hero pose" and the crucial ethics of catch and release fly fishing.

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