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Coronavirus Claims Some California Fishing Season Openers // Adventure Journal
For the past few weeks, Chris Leonard has fought against the one thing he loves most — fishing. The Mammoth Lakes resident has been one of the most outspoken Eastern Sierra fly fishing…
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In ‘Nerve,’ Eva Holland Boldly Investigates Fear // Sierra Magazine
Eva Holland is in the middle of a 10-day backcountry canoe trip on the Stikine River in northwestern British Columbia when she gets the news she’s dreaded her entire life—her mother has…
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Why the Coronavirus May Hit Ski Towns Particularly Hard // Adventure Journal
Just over two weeks ago Mammoth Mountain Ski Area closed indefinitely. The announcement, which a time traveler from a few months ago might not believe, came as a surprise to skiers who live…
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Mammoth Mountain, Calif. No. 22 // SKI Magazine 2020 Resort Guide
Ever since Dave McCoy opened the first rope tow in 1942, Mammoth has had a long history of California ski culture—riding up the lift is like “putting on a favorite old sweater,” says…
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Cody Tuttle Has Died in a paragliding Accident // Outside Online
The adventure photographer and filmmaker Cody Tuttle died in a paragliding accident in the Southern Sierra Nevada on Wednesday, August 14. At approximately 1:20 P.M., an Inyo County Sheriff’s dispatch received notification of Tuttle’s…
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Six of the Best US National Trails // The Guardian
Described as a “wilderness path in our backyard”, the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT), goes through 57 major mountain passes, dips into 19 major canyons and meanders alongside more than 1,000 lakes and tarns….
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Olympian Alexi Pappas on Running and Writing Her Greek Heritage // Marriott Traveler
Sitting in the Panathenaic Stadium on a recent trip to Athens, Greece, Olympian Alexi Pappas imagined previous generations of people who, since 1896, have sat in the same seats watching the final moments…
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There’s No Running in Forest Bathing // REI Co-op Journal
The guard shuffled toward me. No running, no running, he whisper-shouted, waving an orange baton in my direction. Clad in a navy-blue suit with a crisp white shirt, his face wore a genuine look of…
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A Dose of the Outdoors // REI Co-op Journal
New research shows park prescriptions—a physician’s recommendation to spend time outdoors—can help reduce stress among low-income patients. These findings are among the latest in a growing body of work examining nature’s impact on…
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The First Woman to Run Boston Trained on the Trails // Trail Runner Magazine
Running in the woods behind her parents house as a child, Bobbi Gibb felt free—like Athena or Aphrodite. She ran on equestrian trails, climbed rocks and trees. She experienced the miraculousness of nature…
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The Life of an Eastern Sierra Avalanche Forecaster // REI Co-op Journal
On February 1, 2006, three skiers’ lives changed forever in one group decision. They were Mammoth Mountain ski patrollers skiing in the Eastern Sierra backcountry on a day off from work. The sky…
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The Road to Glory // Runner’s World
Scores of pros have used this famous road–and this long tempo workout–to elevate their game. The Whistle shrills a few times and Coach Andrew Kastor shouts, “Line’em up!” The Mammoth Track Club–including American…
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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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How One Trail Runner Helps the NPS Study Wildlife // REI Co-op Journal
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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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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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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Mammoth’s “Bear Whisperer” resigns because of contract disagreement // Mono County Weekly
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Coronavirus Claims Some California Fishing Season Openers // Adventure Journal
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In ‘Nerve,’ Eva Holland Boldly Investigates Fear // Sierra Magazine
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Why the Coronavirus May Hit Ski Towns Particularly Hard // Adventure Journal
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Mammoth Mountain, Calif. No. 22 // SKI Magazine 2020 Resort Guide
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Cody Tuttle Has Died in a paragliding Accident // Outside Online
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July 17, 2020
Mammoth’s “Bear Whisperer” resigns because of contract disagreement // Mono County Weekly
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April 24, 2020
Coronavirus Claims Some California Fishing Season Openers // Adventure Journal
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April 15, 2020
In ‘Nerve,’ Eva Holland Boldly Investigates Fear // Sierra Magazine
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April 1, 2020
Why the Coronavirus May Hit Ski Towns Particularly Hard // Adventure Journal
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October 1, 2018Olympian Alexi Pappas on Running and Writing Her Greek Heritage // Marriott Traveler
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September 22, 2018
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July 1, 2018
Celebrating the Ultra Running Ancients // Trail Runner Magazine
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June 7, 2018
Run Mammoth: A Destination Guide to Running in Mammoth Lakes, California
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April 1, 2020Why the Coronavirus May Hit Ski Towns Particularly Hard // Adventure Journal
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November 18, 2019
Mammoth Mountain, Calif. No. 22 // SKI Magazine 2020 Resort Guide
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January 4, 2019
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October 18, 2018
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September 28, 2017Bikes and Brews: Mammoth Lakes, CA // REI Co-op Journal
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December 12, 2014
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December 1, 2014
At Your Service: Wine concierges personalize service // Sea Island Life Magazine
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