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It’s free–best deal in the Eastern Sierra since John Muir left! The coronavirus has brought unprecedented hardships to our community and the world. When the state of California first declared public health emergency,…
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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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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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April 24, 2020Coronavirus 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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August 30, 2019
Cody Tuttle Has Died in a paragliding Accident // Outside Online
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October 1, 2018Olympian Alexi Pappas on Running and Writing Her Greek Heritage // Marriott Traveler
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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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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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September 28, 2017Bikes and Brews: Mammoth Lakes, CA // REI Co-op Journal
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At Your Service: Wine concierges personalize service // Sea Island Life Magazine
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