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Pull-Behind DIY Bike Trailer Step 2: Make Your Bike Electric

It sucks to pull big, heavy bike trailers. Solution? Add some electricity, solar panels, and a big ol’ battery.

Written by Andrew Marshall August 25, 2022

MTNTOUGH Expands Into New Fitness Lab After Private Investment

Fitness app MTNTOUGH will build an expansive, R&D-focused facility in Bozeman, Mont., to support its mobile and in-person workout programs.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 25, 2022

Insurance Kerfuffle Cancels Classic Colorado Class V Kayak Race

Those looking forward to whitewater thrills from Colorado’s Gore Race will face disappointment this weekend — ’cause it just got canceled.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 24, 2022

Unbelievable FKT: ‘Minnesota Mountaineer’ Quietly Crushes CO 14ers Self-Supported Record

In July, Dan Hobbs was full-on running around the state of Colorado, trying to summit all 58 14,000-foot peaks in under a month. He did…

Written by Mary Murphy August 24, 2022

CO Residents: Get Your Free Solar Camp Cooker, Courtesy of Busch Light

In a bid to help prevent forest fires, the quintessential American brewery drops a solar-powered camp gear giveaway.

Written by Sam Anderson August 24, 2022

Massive SUV Recall: Fire Hazard Triggers Hyundai, Kia to Take Action

Today, Hyundai Motor America and Kia America recalled 281,447 2020-22 Palisade and Telluride SUV’s. Accessory tow hitches pose a fire hazard.

Written by Andrew Marshall August 24, 2022

Hornet Attack Hospitalizes 2 Mountain Bikers in France

A hornet attack landed two mountain bikers in the hospital last weekend. The 72- and 51-year-old cyclists experienced the near-deadly encounter in Central France.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 24, 2022

California to Ban All New Gas Car Sales

Under a new rule, you won’t be able to buy a new gas-engine car in the Golden State after 2035.

Written by Sam Anderson August 24, 2022

‘Shredpacking’ Blurs the Line Between Dirt Jumping and Bikepacking

These guys took fully loaded bikepacking rigs over jumps, drops, and gnarly terrain just for the fun of it.

Written by Andrew Marshall August 24, 2022

Find Hikes for Folks Like You: Merrell Brings ‘Hiking Club’ to US

The Merrell Hiking Club began in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa last year. Now, it’s quickly growing its presence here in the U.S. (Canada…

Written by Mary Murphy August 24, 2022

Lift Line Liberation: Vail Will Limit Daily Ticket Sales During ’22-’23 Season

Last season, skiers roundly blasted Vail Resorts for crowded slopes and long lines. Now, the company has announced daily limits for lift tickets.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 23, 2022

Stefano Ghisolfi Starts Trying ‘Silence,’ World’s Hardest Sport Climb

The hunt is on in the Flatanger cave, and Ghisolfi promises to broadcast his quest to climb Adam Ondra’s ‘Silence,’ 9c/5.15d.

Written by Sam Anderson August 23, 2022

Mont-Blanc Runner Dies in Fall at Team Event in Prolific Trail Series

In the early morning hours today, a Brazilian runner died after a fall in the Ultra Trail Mont-Blanc (UTMB) PTL, a team running event.

Written by Sam Anderson August 23, 2022

Nonprofit to Award $25K in Outdoor Diversity & Inclusion Grants: Apply Now

Together Outdoors, a nonprofit dedicated to increasing outdoor diversity and inclusion, will disburse $25,000 in grants this September.

Written by Andrew Marshall August 23, 2022

Fire Chiefs Assoc. Launches Real-Time, Mobile-Friendly ‘Fire Map’ for Western US

Hikers and campers have a new way to stay safe with a wildfire map providing real-time updates on fires in the Western United States.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 23, 2022

Naked Man Arrested for Threatening Hikers in NH National Forest

Hikers faced a confrontation with a naked man while trekking in White Mountain National Forest this weekend, New Hampshire officials said.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 23, 2022

Tanzania Announces Internet Will Soon Arrive on ‘Roof of Africa’

Internet on Kilimanjaro will soon arrive, bringing improved safety — and the ability to post on social media.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 22, 2022

World’s Third V17 Boulder Problem: Watch It Go Down

Shawn Raboutou did V17 on Friday. But unless you were there at the bloc with him, you didn’t get to see him climb it —…

Written by Sam Anderson August 22, 2022

Athlete to ‘Everest’ Iconic Koko Crater for Mental Health Hawaii

Oahu, Hawaii, resident Nicolas Escobar will attempt to ‘Everest’ the height of the Mauna Kea volcano on the Koko Crater trail, in an effort to…

Written by Rebecca Parsons August 22, 2022

Clare Gallagher, Adrian MacDonald Win Leadville Trail 100 With Sub-20-Hour Finishes

Gallagher and Macdonald both topped the Leadville Trail 100 Run podium last time they ran the race — 2022 proved no different.

Written by Sam Anderson August 22, 2022

Two Decades in 10 Minutes: Six Moon Designs Celebrates 20th Anniversary

As ultralight gear company Six Moon Designs celebrates its 20th year, revisit its history with founder Ron Moak.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 19, 2022

World’s Third V17? Shawn Raboutou Thinks So With ‘Alphane’

The V17 club may have its third all-time member: the United States’ Shawn Raboutou.

Written by Sam Anderson August 19, 2022

Update: Trek Formally Recalls Emonda SLR, Speed Concept SLR Road Bikes in US

On June 7, Trek recalled every existing 2021 and 2022 Emonda SLR road bike, and 2022 Speed Concept SLR aero bike.

Written by Sam Anderson August 19, 2022

Mountain Bikers Benefit From National Forest Trail Improvement Grants

The 2022 National Forest System Trail Stewardship Funding Program awarded over $100,000 to 12 mountain-bike-friendly trails.

Written by Andrew Marshall August 19, 2022

Buy Your Ski Pass Now: Time Running Out on Vail Resorts’ Best Pricing

If you’re considering a ski trip this year, Vail Resorts offers discounted prices for ski lifts — but only until Labor Day.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 19, 2022

Olympic Mountain Bike Silver Medalist Tests Positive for Doping

Swiss anti-doping officials provisionally suspended Mathias Flückiger after he tested positive for a cattle growth hormone called Zeranol.

Written by Sam Anderson August 19, 2022

Kialani Hines Teases Us With Epic MTB Views in ‘California Winter’

Winter in La Jolla might just be paradise. If it is, these two MTB park and trail riders are living in it.

Written by Sam Anderson August 18, 2022

Human Foot Found in Yellowstone Hot Spring

An employee of Yellowstone National Park found a human foot in one of the park’s hot springs on Tuesday. The investigation is ongoing.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 18, 2022

US Forest Service to Offer Paid Wildland Firefighter Training for Women

The Apache-Sitegreaves National Forest will host an all-expenses-paid training for women to become Firefighter Type 2 certified.

Written by Andrew Marshall August 18, 2022

Honnold, Findlay Nab First Ascent of Massive Arctic Monolith

Climbing nerds have a new reason to tune in to Nat Geo’s upcoming series: Alex Honnold and Hazel Findlay just completed a first ascent in…

Written by Andrew McLemore August 18, 2022

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