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Planning Guide to mountain biking trails in Moab Utah
The Weekenders Guide to Mountain Biking Moab. Ohhhh Yeah! Posted by dan">dan March 22, 2013 in: Adventure Travel Mountain Biking

Planning a mountain bike trip to Moab? Check out this weekend guide for the best places to ride, refuel, and stock up on gear. We can help with the weekend planning, but you’re on your own for explaining the bruising and general lack of focus back at the office come Monday. Day 1, Friday: Warming [...]

Think of Wheelchairs in a Whole New Light Posted by dustin January 12, 2013 in: Adventure Travel Water

In this TED talk by Sue Austin we are challenged to think about wheelchairs in a different manner, not on how they represent a stigma of limitation but in how they allow freedom. Sue’s talk is truly eye opening in that she has taken something that she loves and allowed it to take her to [...]

Entry-Level Road Bikes: 2012 Buyer’s Guide | Bicycling Magazine Posted by dan">dan September 4, 2012 in: Beginner Guides Earth

Here are 11 entry level road bikes starting around $700. See on www.bicycling.com

Colorado 14ers
Climbing Colorado’s Fourteeners (14ers) Posted by dan">dan March 17, 2012 in: Beginner Guides Hiking

Here’s an indexed list of the Colorado 14ers. Click on the each peak’s name to view GPS files/maps, trip reports, and photos. Be sure to chronicle each summit in your Adventure Passport and add any unlisted Routes via the blue button located under the map on the RouteFinder ( you can also edit the routes to improve [...]

The Backcountry Access Float 30
Meesh Survives Class 3 Avalanche With This Parachute (Video) Posted by dustin February 7, 2012 in: Backcountry Gear Outdoor News

Meesh Hytner was snowboarding in the backcountry not too long ago and got caught in a serious avalanche that could have ended her life.  (See the video below).  Thankfully she was wearing her BCA Float 30 Avalanche Airbag.  This device deploys with a pull of a ripcord to put out a giant airbag to help [...]

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Rocky Mountain National Park

Rocky Mountain National Park provides the perfect introduction to Colorado and the Rocky Mountains. RMNP boasts 359 miles of hiking trails through towering peaks, high alpine meadows, and crystal

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Indian Creek/Colorado Trail

If you're looking for a more scenic start to the Colorado Trail, head to the Indian Creek trailhead. You'll bypass 6 miles of boring dirt road (Waterton Canyon) and replace it with some incredib

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Yosemite Half Dome

This is a must do hike in Yosemite! The 14- to 16-mile round-trip hike to Half Dome does make for a long day. You will be gaining elevation (for a total of 4,800 feet) most of your way to the top

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