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The Art of Adventure Writing // REI Co-op Journal
With an impressive list of mentees, including Alex Honnold and Jon Krakauer, and 29 books under his belt, David Roberts is nothing short of a legend. Here, he sheds light on the evolution of…
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Bishop, CA Summer Travel Issue // Runner’s World
Chances are you’ve never heard of Bishop. While its more famous neighbor to the northwest, Mammoth Lakes (a training haven for elites like Meb Keflezighi), may overshadow this remote Eastern Sierra enclave, Bishop…
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Tim Tollefson Will Run for Donuts // REI Co-op Journal
Tim Tollefson, 32, was injured and undertrained going into the Transgrancanaria Ultra Marathon last spring. “I expected a death march, but it turned into more of a death march than I ever could…
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Camille Herron Becomes First American to Win Comrades in 20 Years // Runner’s World
For Camille Herron, the Comrades Marathon in South Africa was more than just a climb to the finish—it was the culmination of a lifetime of uphill challenges that gave her the fortitude to…
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Outdoors in the Eastern Sierra // Alaska Airlines Magazine
In a back cove of Crowley Lake, I practice a roll cast with the wind at my back. My line line flops on the water, making a splash. “Cast it like you mean…
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Mountain Man: A Shift From Roads to Trails Elevated Tim Tollefson’s Career // Runner’s World
So many spectators wanted to high-five Tim Tollefson, a pro ultrarunner from Mammoth Lakes, California, at last summer’s Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc that he almost forgot to cross the finish line. Trail-running fans—who are…
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12 facts about Catalina Island that will surprise you // Matador Network
TWENTY-SOME MILES off the coast of Southern California lies an island famous for glass-bottom boats, epic scuba and snorkeling spots like Lovers Cove, and panoramic views of the Pacific. Santa Catalina Island is…
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Clare Gallagher on Running, Reefs, and Frosting // Mammoth Cribs Endurance Blog
Clare Gallagher quietly made her ultra running debut while living abroad in Thailand. It did not take long for the 25-year-old Colorado native to make a splash on the ultra circuit when she…
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How One Trail Runner Helps the NPS Study Wildlife // Trail Run Project
Keith Boden suits up in a lightweight long sleeve shirt, pants, and hiking boots. In his pack, he carries food and water and camera equipment, which can sometimes weigh up to 40 pounds….
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How to Train for a Road Race on the Trails // Trail Run Project
Tired of pounding pavement? Head to the trails. When my training schedule calls for 16 miles, I pull out a box of trail maps and begin plotting a route. The Ansel Adams and John…
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How a Pedal Strike Can Start a Wildfire // Bicycling
Your mountain bike isn’t the only thing that can get damaged when you pedal-strike. In late August, Inyo National Forest fire investigators determined that a bike pedal colliding with a rock August 5 started the…
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What Happens After Countries Finally Start Sending Women to the Olympics // VICE Sports
Has the growing female participation in the Olympics from countries like Saudi Arabia and Brunei had a meaningful impact at home, or it is just a gesture for a global audience? Sarah Attar…
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A New Contender for Dirtiest Race in History // VICE Sports
Shannon Rowbury stepped to the starting line of London’s Olympic Stadium four years ago with one goal: to win a medal for the United States at the 2012 Summer Games. It was the…
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VANISHED // Climbing Magazine
The first snowfall of the year is usually a beautiful and joyous celebration in the small ski town of Mammoth Lakes in California’s Eastern Sierra, but the early October snow was disheartening for…
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The Best Women’s All Mountain Snowboards // Gear Institute
To conduct our Women’s All Mountain Snowboard Test, test director Monica Prelle rode these boards inbounds and off trail at Mammoth Mountain in California. She compared them side by side riding in variable…
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Behind the Scenes with Mammoth Mountain’s Ski Patrol
Snow dripped onto my face, ran down my cheek, and slowly found its way to the warm cradle of my neck where it settled into a small puddle. If I moved my arms…
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The Business of Insoles: Support System or Rip-Off? // Outside Online
They’re often billed as part of the shoe-fit system, and many claim to alleviate common foot ailments like plantar fasciitis and metatarsalagia. Are they worth you money? If you walk into a mega…
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July 24, 2017The Art of Adventure Writing // REI Co-op Journal
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May 12, 2017
Mountain Man: A Shift From Roads to Trails Elevated Tim Tollefson’s Career // Runner’s World
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February 19, 2017
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September 21, 2016
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June 13, 2017Tim Tollefson Will Run for Donuts // REI Co-op Journal
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June 8, 2017
Camille Herron Becomes First American to Win Comrades in 20 Years // Runner’s World
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May 12, 2017
Mountain Man: A Shift From Roads to Trails Elevated Tim Tollefson’s Career // Runner’s World
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March 27, 2017
Clare Gallagher on Running, Reefs, and Frosting // Mammoth Cribs Endurance Blog
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July 10, 2017Bishop, CA Summer Travel Issue // Runner’s World
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June 1, 2017
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April 24, 2017
12 facts about Catalina Island that will surprise you // Matador Network
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January 12, 2017
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December 12, 2014American Wine // Montage Magazine
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December 1, 2014
At Your Service: Wine concierges personalize service // Sea Island Life Magazine
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