Editor’s Note: Issue 111
As I’ve shared in previous articles, I am no stranger to life’s ups and downs. I’ve experienced both success and failure and the depression that sometimes comes with it.
Read MorePosted by Matt Niswonger | Sep 28, 2019 | Editor's Note, Issue 111 |
As I’ve shared in previous articles, I am no stranger to life’s ups and downs. I’ve experienced both success and failure and the depression that sometimes comes with it.
Read MorePosted by Matt Niswonger | Sep 28, 2019 | Biking, Issue 111 |
After 17 years and over 200,000 volunteer hours, the 150-mile Tahoe Rim Trail loop was completed at the California/Nevada stateline on the north shore of Lake Tahoe in 2001.
Read MorePosted by Leonie Sherman | Sep 28, 2019 | Backpacking & Hiking, Biking, Issue 111, Leonie Sherman |
Maybe the idea of lining up to pay the federal government to camp on land that we are supposed to own upsets you. Maybe you are searching for a vacation option that doesn’t contribute to climate change.
Read MorePosted by James Murren | Sep 28, 2019 | Earn Your Beer, Earn Your Beer // Column, Issue 111 |
In 1970, the City of San Diego began the development of the San Diego-La Jolla Underwater Park, which contains two other parks within its boundary: the Ecological Reserve and the Marine Life Refuge.
Read MorePosted by Matt Johanson | Sep 28, 2019 | Backpacking & Hiking, Issue 111 |
Grand as they are, it’s easy to overlook giant sequoias, even for those who visit the Sierra Nevada range often. Tahoe skiers and Yosemite climbers don’t even pass close to the biggest clusters of the world’s largest trees in Sequoia National Park.
Read MorePosted by Leonie Sherman | Sep 28, 2019 | EPiC, Issue 111, Leonie Sherman |
“We are the first generation to experience the impacts of climate change,” Raymond Johansen, Governing Mayor of Oslo told a packed room at Oslo Pax, the Nobel Peace Center’s first annual Peace and Climate Conference. “And we are the last generation that can actually do something about it.”
Read MorePosted by Chris Van Leuven | Sep 28, 2019 | Chris Van Leuven, Climbing, Issue 111 |
April 18, 2019. Waking up covered in sweat, pain pulses in the back of my skull, reminding me of last night’s wine party. I try to sit up, a sharp aching courses through my ribs, the result of my friend’s daughter running me over with her bike.
Read MorePosted by Kurt Gensheimer | Sep 28, 2019 | Biking, Issue 111, Kurt Gensheimer |
Even though he’s not a writer, mountain bike racing legend Mark Weir has a way with words. He’s able to summarize life experiences succinctly while being entertaining, making you simultaneously think while laughing.
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Goodies for your active lifestyle
Read MorePosted by ASJ Staff | Sep 28, 2019 | Backcountry Skiing, Biking, Cross Country Skiing, Event Profiles, Issue 111, Running, Skiing, Snow Sports, Snowboarding |
Featured upcoming events: Biketoberfest Marin, Quarry Crusher Run, Nor Cal Ski & Snowboard Festivals
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