When Chevrolet unveiled the Colorado pickup truck to the truck-buying public, the gamble immediately paid off. While other brands have gone away from the mid-size truck model, Chevy roared back into the market with the nimble Colorado that offered excellent styling and solid performance. Now…
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One hut on the shoulder of Mount Washington in New Hampshire is marking its 100th year of operating this summer. Some four-and-a-half miles away, another is commemorating its 50th year of open doors for hikers in the White Mountains. Lakes of the Clouds and Mizpah Spring…
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The 8th Annual Big Andrew Surf Competition will be held on Sunday August 2nd at Long Sands Beach in York, ME to benefit cancer patients along the seacoast areas of New England and to celebrate the life of Andrew Gmelch, a summer resident of York…
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The songbird symphony fills the air. Breathe in the brined scent of the marsh. See the wind flutter through the woods while taking in a story told from silent signs. Walking in nature isn’t only about climbing rugged mountains with loaded backpacks or trekking deep…
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Now he can get some sleep. When Scott Jurek reached the top of Maine’s Mount Katahdin in Baxter State Park July 12 and wearily embraced the weathered sign at its top, he could lay claim to owning the record time for completing the entire 2,185-mile…
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Seeing the mountains from an airplane feels like a privilege. It feels like cheating, like the view should be worked for, worked at, climbed to, sweat for. But it also instills an excitement in any outdoor enthusiast that’s hard to match. I was heading from…
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Crack open a cold one after a day in the outdoors. Whether hiking, biking, paddling or enjoying other outdoor pursuits, there’s a sudsy satisfaction in celebrating with a frosty beer. Nature and beer, particularly craft beer of late, are enjoying a playful partnership. They appear…
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While most of us slave away at a keyboard all day in order to adventure on the weekends, there is an elite group of people that make their living in the outdoors. The guides of this world have what most would consider a life of…
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Wet and spongy bogs are the little feeder ski hills of hiking. They’re an easy entryway into the world of trekking for the young while also forgiving footpaths for those who’ve tallied a lifetime of miles. Teaming with plants and wildlife, bogs are, simply put,…
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All Summer Sanders could do was watch her beloved tiny team of two from the sidelines as they navigated the obstacle course at Snowbird in the Wasatch Range outside Salt Lake City. Along the way the team meandered through a menu of mountain sports activities.…
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