If you’re concerned about preparing for this coming ski and snowboard season in order to feel and perform your best, avoid injuries or overcome residual worries from old injuries, barefoot fitness classes may be exactly what you need.
Camping recipes don’t always have to taste like TV dinners. Here are some campfire cooking tips for foodies willing to use a little creativity.
What's better than seeing Spot run? Seeing Spot run next to you on your next winter trek. Here are some tips for taking your pup snowshoeing and Nordic skiing this winter.
Don't let the shorter days depress you. Here are a few ways to easily avoid the Daylight Savings Blues.
With a little know-how and attention to detail, hiking in the winter can be just as fun, and sometimes more beautiful, than hiking in more comfortable climates.
Getting your base on is the first order of business when you’re trying to improve your snowboard and ski fitness levels after the offseason.
Not a snow bunny? Then taking a camping trip to a warm weather destination may be exactly what you need this winter.
Ice can be nice. Not the cubes chilling a spicy Bloody Mary or the treacherous layer coating a city sidewalk. This ice comes in forms like cauliflower, pillars, chandeliers, mushrooms and bulges of vertical blue.
Whether you're putting together your adventure race calendar for next year or you're about to sign up for your first one, your base is always your first step in training.
