by Derek Carlisle | Mar 4, 2016 | SUMMER
The joys of a life dedicated to ascension At 230 feet up a desert tower, halfway through a classic climb and wedged between a rock and, well, another rock, I start to wonder how most people spend their weekends. I imagine they relax at home, maybe go for a walk...
by Toni Isom | Mar 4, 2016 | SUMMER
White-knuckling on the famed 100-mile White Rim Trail As someone who trips over single blades of grass and regularly falls—not only down stairs but up them, I always figured mountain biking was something I should avoid. Sure, I partake in other modes of inherently...
by Austen Diamond | Mar 2, 2016 | SUMMER
In the summer, vacations and weekend adventures leave us happily more exhausted than our work weeks. In the winter, we wake up at 3 a.m. to reach snow-covered peaks before coming home and changing into professional-ish clothes for our 9-to-5s. Being without cell...
