Saturday, April 21 was the last day Namgya Tshering Sherpa’s team would see him alive. The 30-year-old climber from Khumjung, Nepal was working as a load carrier for Canadian outfitter, Peak Freaks, when he fell to his death down a crevasse. He and his team…
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Outdoor Indiana magazine’s May-June issue features an article on the shipwrecks of Indiana’s portion of Lake Michigan, an area that has claimed more ships than the Bermuda Triangle. Recent newspaper articles have only touched on the tale. The 48-page magazine provides the whole story, in…
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Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar and National Park Service Director Jon Jarvis today announced the release of the final General Management Plan/Environmental Impact Statement for the South Unit of Badlands National Park, recommending the establishment of the nation’s first tribal national park in partnership…
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Here’s one for spelunking and space enthusiasts alike. Two caves in Austria and Germany are about to host a field test of Mars exploration equipment. The test will provide valuable insights through testing of space suit technology as well as life sciences equipment. Scientists believe that caves here on Earth…
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The British Olympic Association (BOA) has today named five slalom canoe athletes as officially selected to compete for Team GB at the London 2012 Olympic Games. The athletes selected to Team GB today are: David Florence – Men’s C1 & C2 (born: Edinburgh, lives: Loughton)…
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If long-range precision shooting in real-world hunting scenarios worked into a physically challenging format is something that piques your interest, the Vortex Extreme is your event. Held at the Spirit Ridge Rifle Golf long range shooting facility in Tremonton, Utah July 20-21, the Vortex Extreme…
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It was a cool snowy day in mid-April when we set out to ride the trails north of Empire, Colorado. We all arrive at the staging area east of Empire around 9:00am. It was breezy with temperatures in the thirties and about an inch or…
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Picture this – the sun is shining, there’s a gentle breeze and your mood is sky high as you head to the lake for a fun day on the water. However, at the boat ramp is a fellow who has backed his trailer down the…
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Easton Mountain Products is pleased to announce the recognition of the Kilo 3P tent by Outside Magazine with a Gear of the Year Award. Announced in Spring Buyers Guide 2012, the three-person, three-pound, three-season tent has been touted as lightweight, sturdy and roomy. The Outside…
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ASP Europe is delighted to announce that a new event will join the 2012 European Pro Junior Tour. The Sooruz Royan Atlantique Pro Junior, an ASP 1-Star Men and Women Pro Junior event will run from July 12-15, 2012 on the beautiful beaches of La…
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