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Category: Spring 2017
Walking Over Water- Traversing Stansbury Island There’s a spring in my step as I bound on and off of quartzite boulders, rising as I do above the north tip of Stansbury Island in the Great Salt Lake. Windy conditions have rendered fishing for brine shrimp eggs unproductive, so we fishermen have the afternoon off.
Category: Winter 15/16
Is It Getting Hot in Here? HOW CLIMATE CHANGE COULD IMPACT THE GREATEST SNOW ON EARTH AND WHAT’S BEING DONE TO SAVE IT. In September 2007, Governor Jon Huntsman’s Blue Ribbon Advisory Council on Climate Change (BRAC) expressed “very high confidence” that most global warming in the past half-century has been caused by human-generated increases in greenhouse gas concentrations.
Category: Spring 2015
Desert Mountain Biking, Hallucinations, and Sushi I love to mountain bike in the desert. Every time I put tires to trail in remote, barren lands, I see things. Maybe it’s the heatstroke and dehydration, concussions suffered from innumerable endos, or my habit of sucking fumes from ventilation pipes atop abandoned uranium mines. But I swear that something is out there. […] Archives, Outdoor Life, Spring 2015 | By Jared Hargrave | 05/12/15 | 2 Comments Beta Did I pass the turnoff?
Intro to the Dallas Startup Community
This is a free orientation to help new and aspiring entrepreneurs learn how to plug in to the Dallas startup scene. Get the inside scoop from one of the local community leaders to get acquainted with … This is a free orientation to help new and aspiring entrepreneurs learn how to plug in to the Dallas startup scene. Get the inside scoop from one of the local community leaders to get acquainted with the exciting entrepreneur scene in Dallas.
Category: Mid-Winter 2013
#yurtlife Simplicity. I think there’s something to be said about living a simple life, so I often wonder if I was born in the wrong decade, hell, maybe even the wrong century. Those Luddite thoughts always seem to bubble up when I’m on a backcountry yurt trip.
Category: Winter 13/14
Avalanche Control in the Backcountry The Avalanche Program at Snowbird in the Early Days Rumors of a new ski area to open in Utah began to spread throughout the skiing community in early 1970.
Category: Summer 2013
Interview- Tejay van Garderen Tejay van Garderen is the hottest American cyclist on the pro tour. Last year he was named the “Best Young Rider” at the Tour de France after finishing the grueling race in 5th place, an award won by previous American racing legends Greg LeMond and Andy Hampsten. In 2011, he was the first American to […] Archives, Summer 2013, Trailhead Blog | By Paul Oelerich | 07/16/13 | No Comments The Silly Self Importance of Strava I don’t race my mountain bike.
Category: Spring 2013
Les Voyageurs San Trace-The DeColmont-DeSeyne Kayak Party of 1938. It was about two weeks into what was supposed to be a month-long trip that I realized there was no way I was going to be able to keep up with the film crew. They were all less than half my age, in their late 20s, and I was a couple of weeks away […] Archives, Features, Spring 2013 | By Roy Webb | 07/16/13 | 5 Comments A Mid-Summer Dream The Lisa Cottonwood Traverse Ten minutes after leaving the trailhead we start climbing.
Category: Winter 2012/13
2013 Speaker Series Utah Adventure Journal, in conjunction with Snowbird Resort is pleased to announce the 201/2013 Adventure Speaker Series, taking place at the Wildflower Lounge at the Iron Blosam Lodge at Snowbird, on nine Thursday nights this winter.
Category: Fall 2012
Super Moon of the Grand Canyon “Where do you think the moon will rise?” I asked. Seated on a boulder made of scarlet sandstone, above the Esplanade Trail, on the southern border of the Kanab Creek Wilderness, Rachel pointed to a spot on the southeast horizon.
Category: Summer 2012
Threadbare I never apologized to my dad before he passed away in August 1997. To say we didn’t get along during my teenage years would be putting it lightly. Before our troubles began, I recall working together on a project. Clumsily, I positioned a nut at the end of a bolt and started torqueing it […] Archives, Summer 2012 | By Louis Arevalo | 07/10/12 | No Comments A Chain Reaction- The Momentum of Artisan Bike Builders You can’t buy happiness, but you can buy a bike.
Category: Winter 2011/12
2012 Speaker Series Utah Adventure Journal, in conjunction with Snowbird Resort is pleased to announce the 2011/12 Adventure Speaker Series, taking place at the Wildflower Lounge at the Iron Blosam Lodge at Snowbird, on six Thursday nights this winter.
Category: Winter 2010-11
Switchback- Are Interconnected Resorts A Good Idea? In a recent issue of UAJ, writer Lee Cohen took a look at the idea of interconnected resorts, or the so called “Interconnect” linking up Wasatch Ski Resorts, Euro style- via chairlifts. The idea once so popular, but largely under the radar for the past several years, has never gone away he discovered.
Early Spring 2011
Insatiable Desert- Dark Canyon Diner Every one of the 60 plus people surrounding me is either headed to or coming from Lake Powell; you can tell which by the shade of their sunburn. You can also tell that I’m the odd one out by simply looking at the parking lot: a heat haze of large to superhuge trucks pulling trailers […] Archives, Early Spring 2011, Features | By Jessica Frogley | 02/21/11 | 2 Comments What Happened to the Interconnect? It’s like a forgotten dream.
Category: Fall 2010
Kings To Emmons- Utah’s Highest Traverse The Kings-Emmons Ridge is the highest continuous ridge in Utah and one of the highest in the United States. For a backpacker, the recommended time to complete a ridge run, car to car is 4-6 days. It was on my mind for over two years.
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