Some people are born to be at one with the sea, as the ocean just makes sense to them. Ramón Navarro is one of those people. He was born in Chile on the famous point break Punta de Lobos, the son, grandson and great-grandson of…
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To millions of hikers, cyclists, runners, ATV riders and equestrians, Michigan is known first and foremost as the “Trails State.” But the Magnificent Mitten is also rich in another important and valuable recreational resource — water! The state is practically surrounded by liquid, and in…
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The first person you think of when thinking of surfers and surfing is probably not Asher Pacey, though if you follow surf, you’ve no doubt heard of him. Pacey is at the top of the game when it comes to having one of the most…
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A 31-year-old woman from Colorado passed away today while trying to save her son from drowning in Clear Creek, near downtown Golden, Colorado. Police have stated that Amber Ray Presson died while attempting to rescue her son from the swift currents when she appears to…
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The newest and latest outdoor craze isn’t normally started in university halls. Exercise trends tend to crop up in places such as the workshop of a bike enthusiast in Marin County (the birth of the first mountain bike) or in a car’s trunk in Yosemite…
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A freak occurrence has claimed the life of a young man near the Lizard Head Wilderness area, around 17 miles south of Telluride. He was mountain biking in the area over the weekend, and he passed away due to being struck by lightning. The man…
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Recently, some bad behavior by tourists while visiting Yellowstone National Park was caught on video, near the Fairy Falls trailhead. The regulations page at Yellowstone states that “Traveling off boardwalks or designated trails in the hydrothermal areas” is forbidden. The group of tourists was videotaped…
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The Great Divide Mountain Bike Route spans around 2,700 miles, going from Banff, Canada to Antelope Wells, New Mexico. It was completed in 1997 by the Adventure Cycling Association (ACA), and it’s considered the longest continuous off pavement bike trail in the world, offering some…
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A large number of people will be flooding rural areas on August 21st hoping for a glimpse of the incredible coast-to-coast solar eclipse. If you are one of them, the best way to see the eclipse may be to find off-road and remote areas where…
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Okay, we might be exaggerating a little bit, as the founder of Packing It Out Seth Orne has had some help. He started his initiative back in 2014, and its mission is to rehabilitate wild spaces and trails all over North America, leaving the places…
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