Remembering a Friend on the Edge of the Grand Canyon
Lost in contemplation, the author is asked to help with a sacred rite, only to be given a moment of grace and beauty. See the full post >
Lost in contemplation, the author is asked to help with a sacred rite, only to be given a moment of grace and beauty. See the full post >
Blaze was sparked by metal against rock, fire investigators conclude; the internet thinks the Forest Service hates bikes. See the full post >
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Via, Schmia–Bialetti Moka Express is the lightest and most practical way to have espresso on the trail. See the full post >
Percy Fawcett was there–and then he wasn’t. Some blame the supernatural, some say a succubus caught up to him. What gives? See the full post >
After a big celebration of Adventure Cycling’s birthday last July, we’re now a month away from Bike Your Park Day on September 24 — celebrating our public lands and the 100-year milestone of our national parks. Join over 6,000 people in all 50 states, Washington D.C. and several countries to explore your nearby parks and public lands by bicycle, all on the […]
Sportsmen are discovering what many have said all along, that states often do a lousy job of managing lands for all, with great benefits for just a few. See the full post >
Crafty shooters have been using telemetry receivers to find radio-collared animals, which now carries a hefty fine. See the full post >