After 48 years running rivers, including 36 years as head of operations for Southern Utah’s Holiday River Expeditions, Tim Gaylord…
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If the midsummer swelter has made you reluctantly hang up your hiking kicks until fall, it may be time to…
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Admittedly, until working on this story I considered disc golf in the same fringy, hippie-ish category as kicking around a…
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If you grew up in the United States, chances are you participated in organized sports sometime during your childhood. In…
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If you’ve had the good fortune to attend a multiday music festival, then you understand the amazingly unique alchemy that…
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Mermaiding, the practice of swimming with your legs and feet encased in a tail skin and monofin, is making serious…
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March and April are the bona fide salad days of living along the Wasatch Front when mountain snow conditions are…
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Nine low-mileage hikes offer great views, interesting destinations and, most importantly, post-work decompression Though you may be unfamiliar with the…
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It was a slightly overcast late-November afternoon as I neared the trail’s last saddle before the summit, which loomed above…
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At first glance, the bucolic, green pasturelands framing Wasatch Back towns like Heber City, Kamas and Peoa seem worlds away…
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