Boise, Idaho-based Winter Wildlands Alliance (WWA), with staff members spread across the snowbelt from Idaho to California, is largely responsible for this monumental shift that will create more quiet places to play in winter.
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Like most of us, Reno-based clinical and developmental psychologist Dr. Brie Moore gets her juice from outdoor adventures.
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Eighteen years ago, two guys with chainsaws and big hearts started cutting down invasive eucalyptus trees on Santa Cruz Island.
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AT THE WESTERN EDGE OF THE SIERRA FOOTHILLS, in the heart of Gold Country, Auburn State Recreation Area protects 48 miles of the North and Middle Forks of the American River and 30,000 acres of riparian, chaparral and coniferous habitats.
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If the Eastern Sierra is Californiaās playground, then the non-profit group Friends of the Inyo (FOI) is playground monitor, custodian and the funnest kid to play with all rolled into one office, five full-time staff members and over a dozen seasonal employees.
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Veteran ski patroller Josh Feinberg didnāt really understand avalanches until he triggered one that killed a close friend. While backcountry skiing north of Yosemite, he and two companions, all well-versed in avalanche safety, decided they needed to traverse a wind-loaded ridge.
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When Governor Jerry Brown announced his support of Water Fix, the plan to build two 30-mile long tunnels beneath the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta, the non-profit group Restore the Delta (RTD) was waiting with hundreds of protestors.
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In 1998, five dudes got together around a campfire and decided to work together to preserve the towering redwoods, twisted oaks, coastal meadows and baked southern slopes of the Ventana Wilderness.
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Discover how Weed, California fights to protect its water rights from corporate interests in a David vs. Goliath struggle over Beaughan Spring.
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Twenty years ago an anonymous investor decided to give away his money. He donated almost a billion dollars to nonprofits, and became one of the largest backers of California conservation in history.
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Just south of the Oregon border near Mt. Shasta is Lava Beds National Monument. Come soak in the rich native history and cool air of this unique cave system for amateur and expert spelunkers alike.
Lava Beds National Monument is a land of turmoil, both geological and historical. Over the last half-million years, volcanic eruptions on the Medicine Lake shield volcano have created a rugged landscape dotted with diverse volcanic features. More than 800 caves, Native American rock art sites, historic battlefields and campsites, and a high desert wilderness experience await you!
šø Courtesy of @seesiskiyou
ā¬ļø See the link in our bio to read the full article by @sierrasplendor
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Heading to Tahoe this summer? Learn how to be bear wise and protect these majestic creatures and coexist peacefully. š» š²ā
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Click the link in our bio to get expert tips on how to @bebearwise and help keep bears wild. š ā¬ļøā
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This issueās Earn Your Beer column highlights a perfect blend of outdoor adventure and local flavor when you visit Santa Barbara ā where kayaking and mountain biking are paired with well-deserved brews from Night Lizard Brewing Company and M.Special Brewing Company. š“š¾āāļøš»
See the link in our bio for more info. š
Thanks to @sbadventure and @calcoastadventures for guiding us, and @nightlizardbrew and @mspecialbrewco for the brews.
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#SantaBarbaraAdventures #MountainBiking #Kayaking #EarnYourBeer #AdventureAwaits #NightLizardBrewing #MSpecialBrewing #MyASJ #VisitCalifornia #AdventureSportsJournal
Mammoth Bike Park offers over 80 miles of singletrack for all skill levels, from the beginner-friendly Discovery Zone to advanced trails like Chain Smoke. Lessons, rentals and stunning Eastern Sierra views are also available. šµāāļøā
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Have you picked up Issue #133 yet? Our cover photo of Sustainable Surf ambassador Ashley Lloyd conveys the feeling of summer better than any image weāve seen in a long time. The photo was taken by Bryan ā@WetFeetā Garrison and we invite you to soak in the wholesome summer vibes and take them wherever you go.
As you may know we took a brief pause in publishing because we were dealing with some health issues and burnout from the winter. We believe in keeping Adventure Sports Journal free for everyone, because the outdoors should be free for everyone. However, our costs are high, and we rely on our readers and advertisers to stay available in print.
Please consider subscribing to support us by clicking the link in our bio and follow the membership tabs.
Thank you for being a part of our community! šāØ
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We couldnāt be more excited! The 43rd edition of the Death Ride ā @tourofthecaliforniaalps is just around the corner! š šµāāļø
Gear up for an epic adventure through the stunning Sierra Nevada. Donāt miss out on this legendary event! Nearly 90% of the 103-mile course is closed to vehicles, and the ride is fully supported with aid stations, a lunch stop, SAG vehicles, and medical support. š„Ŗ ā°ļø
Cyclists have from sunrise to sunset to complete the entire course, and Class 1 and Class 3 pedal assist E-bikes are allowed. š“š¾āāļø šŖš½
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šø Death Ride ā Tour of the California Alps
#DeathRide #Cycling #AdventureSports #SierraNevada #AlpineCounty
Join @ellasuring and @theory_in_motion as they discuss ultra running and Alyssaās journey as both an athlete and a coach. The full interview is out now on our website. šš¼āāļø
Check the link in bio to learn more š
From pioneering adventure travel to river glamping, Jerry Ashburnās legacy continues to shape the experience along the South Fork of the American River. š
Click the link in our bio to read Anthea Raymondās latest article about the story behind EarthTrek Expeditions and discover the journey that began over forty years ago. š ā¬ļø
Story by @lariverbeach š
Photos by Jerry Ashburn, Dylan Silver and James Kaiser at @oars_rafting šø
#Whitewater #Kayaking #AdventureTravel #RiverGlamping #SouthForkAmerican
Last weekend our writer @ellasuring joined @envirosports for a trail marathon in the Marin headlands! Filled with breathtaking views, single track trails and a supportive community, the event offered so much.
Thanks so much to @anavi._.d for capturing these amazing photos, and to @envirosports for making it happen. You can find more of these events at the link in our bio š
Spring brings warmer days, but the skiing stoke doesnāt have to end! āļø
Dive into the heart of Nevadaās Great Basin with @joshdaiek and his film āMountain State.ā From daring couloirs to remote ghost towns, this film covers the highs and lows of skiing in Nevada. š»
Click the link š in our bio to read Kurt Gensheimerās article and discover the untamed beauty of Nevadaās hidden ski gems.
OR watch āMountain Stateā and āMountain State 2.0ā on @salomon TVās YouTube channel. š½ļø
#SkiFilm #Salomon #Backcountry #MountainState #SkiNevada
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Thereās still time for spring skiing at @bvadventure
With over 65 kilometers of groomed paths and a cafe on the trails, itās a great destination for the whole family.
#xcskiing #adventure #california
All State Parks in Big Sur Area Closed Due to Highway 1 Road Slip Out šā
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Due to the road slip out on Highway 1 at Rocky Creek in Monterey County, all State Parks in the Big Sur Area are now closed to day use and camping. āŗļø That includes Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park, Andrew Molera State Park, Limekiln State Park, Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park and Point Sur State Historic Park. ā
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State Parks will continue to work closely with Caltrans and CHP to assess impacts to the highway and will update closures as road conditions allow. š§All camping reservations will be cancelled, and refunds will be processed. ā
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An exact timeline on when these parks will reopen depends on road repairs. For more on those repairs, please contact Caltrans. š„ā
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šø Road Closed by Sundry Photography & Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park, California Martina Birnbaumā
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