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The inspiring work of @roytuscany and @hi5sfoundation is featured on our cover and in the pages of our current issue. Have you picked up a copy?
Other articles featured in this issue include:
🐢 How field biologist Tim Shields’ @hardshelllabs is saving baby desert tortoises by making conservation fun using lasers, drones and techno-torts to outsmart predatory ravens.
🎁 Our annual Gift Giving Guide will help you find the perfect gift for the adventure enthusiast on your list.
🚡See what’s new at your favorite winter resort in this issue’s Resort Roundup by @lariverbeach.
🗻@stateofthebackcountry shares a recent backcountry ski trip to the new Frog Lake Backcountry Huts. Thanks to the @truckeedonnerlandtrust — these backcountry huts will inspire year-round backcountry exploration and conservation for our community.
🚵♂️ Long time ASJ writer @chrisvanleuven shares how e-biking, climbing and writing saved him after his home burned down in the Oak Fire and he started losing his hair due to an undiagnosed health condition.
🍺James Murren writes about hiking Elfin Forest with a reward @lostabbeytr in this issue’s #earnyourbeer column
🚮 Read how @wavehuntress1 has found joy in picking up trash and reminds us to #leavenotrace and always pack your @kulacloth
🌱 Considering going plant based? Read the interview with author of @forforkssakebook Rachael Brown
🏆 Matt Johanson rounds up some of the good news for a review of 2022.
📆 Check out our events calendar for upcoming biking, running, skiing and triathlon events in your area. Thanks to @badwaterhq, @quickndirtymtb and @thegreatskirace for supporting this section.
These articles are not available online yet, so make sure you pick up a copy. Or better yet, become a member and have ASJ delivered to your home.
#outdoormagazine #outdoors #print #printmagazine #independentmedia #grassroots #california #nevada #adventure #giftideas #giftgivingguide
DON'T FORGET TO VOTE! We have news and updates about our latest issue that is hitting the streets, but the most important thing to do today is to vote. So please, if you haven’t already … please vote. Find candidates who will fight for our democracy and protect our planet. 🌎
📸 Melissa Askew
OREGON COAST BIKE ROUTE
Photos and words by @josh_pearlman_photography
OCBR recap days 3-5.
Day 3 was tough. My riding partner had been exhausting herself trying to make a failing bike work. The shifting had gotten so bad that she was down to two gears and we were moving at about 5mph. She was clearly getting demoralized so we chose to hop a bus 10 miles to Siletz Bay where we got an inexpensive room at the cool and funky @anchorinn_lincolncity.
The following morning we managed to have a new bike delivered from @rei in Salem.
Day 4 was spent switching all the touring gear, bars, pedals and whatnot to the new ride. And eating, lots of eating with a stop at Shuckers Oyster House for a round of their famous jalapeño vodka infused oyster shooters.
Just like that, I could barely keep up.
Day 5 was glorious with many miles off 101. Around Otter Crest Loop, past Yaquina Head Lighthouse ending at South Beach State Park after a successfull foraging mission produced enough lobster mushrooms to share with other riders.
A big shout out to Elliot at Bike Newport for pouring us some draft IPA's while Joe made some needed adjustments to the new bike.
#oregoncoast #oregoncoastbikeroute #ocbr #oregon #bikepacking #biketouring #harbors #earnyourbeer #acauseforadventure #adventuresportsjournal
The Upper Tyrolian Trail, North Lake Tahoe’s newest single track mountain bike trail is now open above Incline Village, Nevada.
Spearheded by the @tambatahoe (TAMBA) with a $60,000 grant from the @tahoefund, the trail was built in collaboration with the @u.s.forestservice and @sensusradtrails, a trail building nonprofit by local freeride mountain bike athlete @camzink.
Check the 🔗 in our bio to get more info.
📸 Courtesy of TAMBA
#trails #trailbuilding #trailsbuildcommunity #mtbtrails #mtb #mountainbiking #tahoe #northtahoe #outdoors #california #nevada #adventuresportsjournal #myasj
Please help save Yosemite’s Camp 4.
Yosemite Valley is the center of the universe for rock climbers. From Royal Robbins to Yvon Chouinard to Lynn Hill to Tommy Caldwell to Alex Honnold to countless others—the history of our sport is etched on the walls of Yosemite.
Unfortunately, under Yosemite’s current 100% digital reservation system, all the campsites in Yosemite Valley are continually booked many months in advance during the climbing season. A relatively small number of tech-savvy tourists book all the campsites and climbers get almost nothing. Climbers are forced to sleep hours away or pay for expensive lodging in the Valley. This makes it nearly impossible for us to follow in the footsteps of our heroes.
See the 🔗 in our bio to learn more.
#SaveCamp4 #Camp4 #AccessForAll #ClimbersCamp #WalkInCampsites #Yosemite #NationalParks #Petition #AdventureSportsJounral #MyASJ
The 10th Annual season of the @ca_enduro is a wrap! A little late getting this posted, but it still worth a click over to the 🔗 in our bio to get a recap of the season finale that took place in Ashland and check out the awesome images by @bixxel.media
📸 Janea Perry, Pro Women 2nd place
Last night we were excited to hear NPR's coverage of the Minden siren. For those who don't know, this is the last sundown siren in America and Adventure Sports Journal is proud to be a part of the movement to turn it off. Minden is a small town near Lake Tahoe.
Take a listen as a multi-racial group of activists, including ASJ co-founder Matt Niswonger, work together to stop the siren. Also included in this group, are Marty G Meeden and Kutoven Stevens who is on our current cover.
A big thanks to The Sum of Us podcast host Heather C. McGhee and Joaquin Cotler of Futuro Media for covering this important story.
Click the 🔗 in our bio to take a listen.
#stopthesiren #thesumofuspod #tellthetruth ##nevadaindiancommission #stopracism #outdoordiversity #everyoneoutside
⛰️ We were stoked to get this photo from our backpacking editor Matt Johanson. After years of reading and helping proof Matt's articles for ASJ, our wonderful Michele Lamelin got to be his trail angel this past weekend. Michele has been so inspired by Matt's backpacking stories, that she has gone on to sectioning the PCT with her dog Anneke. ⛺️ 🐕️
🗣️ Matt had just completed a 1300+ mile section of the PCT. Matt messaged us saying, "I had such a good time driving back from Crater Lake with Michele last night. Not just because I needed a ride so badly (there’s no public transportation there , so I don’t know what I would’ve done otherwise), but because it was so fun to get to know her and talk about our mutual interests like hiking, dogs and contributing to the magazine. We might even hike a section of the PCT in SoCal together next year." 📰
👏🏽 Our contributors come from all over the state, so having them get a chance to meet (and even be a trail angel) doesn't happen everyday.❗️
🙏🏼Thanks Matt for sharing your inspiring stories with ASJ readers, and thank you @michele_and_anneke for taking time out of your busy schedule to be Matt's trail angel. 😇
#PCT #trailangels #hiking #outdoors #backpacking #getunplugged #visitcalifornia #traveloregon #printmagazine #printsnotdead #adventuresports #myasj
Bobby McMullen: 1964 – 2022
The cycling community lost one of its best ambassadors to the sport last week. Bobby McMullen fought an extensive battle with diabetes, cancer, kidney failure, and other health issues with humility, grit and grace.
"Blind Bobby" lost his vision 30 years ago and never let that get in the way of him hitting the trails. We were honored to have him on our cover back in 2012.
Bobby leaves behind his wife Heidi and daughter Ella. Bobby and Heidi were set to celebrate their 10 year anniversary later this month.
Click the 🔗 in our bio to learn more and read a tribute to Bobby by his longtime friend and riding partner @yhauswald.
➡"I'm here because of stories that my grandma would share with me, and all our other elders. I picture them scurrying away from town when the siren did go off. People are still alive today that would have to leave town," said Washoe descendant Stacey Burns.
📸 Stacey Burns contemplates the legacy of the sundown sirens in the Carson Valley during the Siren Run. Photo by Anthony Cupaiuolo / @acwithft
🔗 Learn about the Siren Run that happened earlier this year by checking the link in our bio.
NEWS: Yvonn Chouinard gives Patagonia away, naming Earth as the company's only shareholder.
📸 Campbell Brewer
➡️ Click the link 🔗 in our bio to read the full release.
USING TRASH PICK-UP TO BUILD COMMUNITY AND MAKE A HABIT WITH IT. — @timmyoneill
"Over the decades, Ken Yager has built the annual Facelift into the largest Yosemite gathering of the year, volunteering hundreds of hours to do something that gives back to the Park while making it fun. The film Free Solo premiered during one Facelift to a packed audience that went wild. After successful shows year after year in Yosemite, Yager is now taking it nationwide with Facelift Act Local."
📸 A Facelift volunteer displaying the hashtag #DontFeedTheLandfills reminding us to reduce our trash footprint. Courtesy of @yosemitefacelift
➡️ Check out our latest issue to read the full article by @chrisvanleuven
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