From a glass-domed train to downhill skiing, these are some of our favorite adventures in our national parks. Bonus: they get you off the beaten path, too. Published on Outside Online.
This season you're going to want an adventuremobile you can post up in at the base of the ski area. Here are some good ones. Published on Outside Online.
Winds reaching 80 to 100 miles per hour, as well as high avalanche danger and snow totals, could keep ski areas from operating. Published on Ski Magazine’s website.
My advice on which park to visit each month of the year to see peak wildlife, foliage, and flower blooms—and to avoid the crowds. Published on OutsideOnline.com
Of course, you want to take the necessary precautions so you stay safe in the backcountry this winter. But if things go wrong, these are the search and rescue volunteers who will be coming to save you. Published on FlylowGear.com
During regional stay-at-home orders across California, short-term rentals for non-essential travelers were prohibited. That didn’t seem to stop people from flooding into ski towns. Published on Ski Magazine’s website.
Don't let cold weather stop you from exploring. These eight trails in some of our favorite national parks may be even better in the winter. Published on Outside Online.
The colder months are the perfect time to visit national parks, with fewer crowds and endless adventure. Stay at one of these dreamy base camps. Published on Outside Online.
“The Mountain Why” documents pro skiers Michelle Parker and Cody Townsend reaching the ultimate level of exhaustion as they bike tour to climb and ski three classic lines. Published on RedBull.com
If you plan to explore the backcountry this winter, these certified mountain guides will keep you safe, refine your skills, and bring you to secret stashes. Published on Outside Online.
