For Runners: How to Stop Stalling and Start Meditating Kelly Bastone|May 15, 2018 Meditation can do more for your running than a truckload of gels. So why isn’t everybody trying it? We'll give you tips on how to stop stalling and start meditating.
Can Being Mindful Make You a Faster Runner? Olivia Dwyer|May 15, 2018 Mindfulness is having a moment—retreats, programs, apps and books will tell you it’s the answer to your problems. But can being more mindful actually improve athletic performance?
9 Ways You’re Camping Wrong Without Even Realizing It Aer Parris|May 14, 2018 After figuring out how to set camp up in under 20 minutes, cook things in the backcountry that actually taste good and manage avoiding blisters while hucking a large pack around, we all feel like backpacking experts. But you don't know it all. Check this list to discover how many things you’re doing wrong in the woods.
No Money Required. This Running Club Wants Sweat Equity for Entry. Olivia Dwyer|May 10, 2018 Most trail-running clubs charge membership fees. Not Maine's Trail Monster Running, which requires volunteer time and effort from aspiring entrants, a throwback model that makes trail running’s growth sustainable.
Sun and Singletrack: Test Riding the Salsa Timberjack NX1 27.5+ Bike Ashley Brown|May 7, 2018 Far from overcast Seattle, east of the Columbia River, sits the community of Ephrata. And just outside the small town, 20 miles of singletrack at Beezley Hills Preserve beckon, making the area a mountain biking destination. Our riders explored the trails on the Salsa Timberjack NX1 27.5+ hardtail.
Mountaineering Tips from Professional Guides Charlotte Austin|May 4, 2018 Four of our favorite mountain guides share their top season-specific tips for your spring mountaineering adventures.
How Much Does It Cost to Hike the Pacific Crest Trail? Ken Knapp|May 1, 2018 Hiking the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) is a major financial commitment. Get tips on how to create a budget that’s realistic for your thru-hike.
The Big Sur Marathon is the Most Stunning Coastal Run on Earth Megan Michelson|April 30, 2018 Not recommended: Training for a marathon during a snow-drenched winter. Recommended: Running a marathon along the most beautiful, rugged stretch of the California coastline.
What Does It Take to Set a Fastest Known Time? Liz Thomas|April 27, 2018 Record-setting distance runner Jennifer Pharr Davis reveals the science and psychology of endurance running in her new book.
Your Guide to Visiting Colorado National Monument Kristen Pope|April 26, 2018 Located high on the greater Colorado Plateau, Colorado National Monument features steep red rock canyons, towering monoliths and endless pinyon-juniper woodlands. The monument offers visitors a chance to explore the landscape in all sorts of ways, from camping and backpacking, to hiking, biking and rock climbing.
5 Hikes That Offer Solitude in Iconic Destinations Matt Wastradowski|April 26, 2018 These hidden hikes in five of your favorite outdoor destinations will allow you to get out into nature and have the views all to yourself. They offer mountainous vistas, panoramic summits, alpine lakes and other natural beauty—all without the crowds.
Everything You Need for Your First Backpacking Trip Aer Parris|April 23, 2018 Backpacking for the first time can feel daunting. What tent should you get? How many pairs of socks should you bring? Which water filter is the best for the job? We have quite a bit of experience, and thought we should tell you what we’ve learned the hard way. This is everything you need for your first trip.
