How Do You Know Which Sleeping Pad Will Keep You Warmer? Ken Knapp|March 20, 2020 R-value has always been a useful spec to measure sleeping pad warmth. Now a new standardized test lets you compare any two pads, regardless of brand.
How to Find Less Crowded Trails Ashley Brown|March 19, 2020 If you’re looking to escape the hiking hordes but aren’t sure how, follow these tips to discover blissfully crowd-free trails.
In Defense of Skiing Alone Megan Michelson|March 13, 2020 You want to go skiing but you have nobody to go with. Don't let that stop you. Skiing solo inbounds can be a gratifying experience.
How I Ditched Individually Packaged Snacks Lily Krass Ritter|March 11, 2020 One skier recounts her efforts to eat better while in the mountains and reduce waste in the process.
A Day to Honor Jake Burton Carpenter Dave Zook|March 6, 2020 A handful of resorts will offer free or discounted riding on March 13 to honor the founder of Burton Snowboards.
A New Backcountry Ski Area Opens in Colorado Julie Brown|March 6, 2020 Just two hours from Denver, Bluebird Backcountry aims to offer one of the country’s first resort-like backcountry ski experiences. Here's what that means.
Best Hikes Near Palm Springs Winston Ross|March 6, 2020 This desert oasis is more than just golf courses and music festivals. It’s a hiker’s paradise.
My Experience on NOLS’ First-Ever Leaders of Color Backpacking Trip Amanda Machado|February 28, 2020 One writer’s take on how outdoor culture changes when people of color lead the way.
How to Keep Babies Warm in the Outdoors Phuong Le|February 28, 2020 Fresh air is great for everyone, even the littlest ones. Here are some tips to take your baby outside and keep them comfortable.
Op-Ed: What an Indoor Ski Area in a Mall in New Jersey Could Mean for Skiing Heather Hansman|February 27, 2020 Is Big Snow—the first indoor ski area in the U.S.—the ski hill of a dystopian future or a path to outdoor access?
