May 01 Love0 Where to Find Dark Sky Parks in Utah By Josh Petersen Adventures, Outdoors On April 5, Gov. Spencer Cox declared April Dark Sky Month in Utah. Though you wouldn’t know it from the…Read More
Apr 23 Love0 Hole in One: The Perfect Socially Distant Sport By Josh Petersen Adventures, Travel To me, golf has always just evoked images of stuffy businessmen in visors, and it is still officially the most…Read More
Apr 22 Love0 Earth Day: Where Utah Stands on Wildfires, Air Quality and Drought By Christie Porter Adventures, Outdoors Our climate is changing. We can keep arguing about what’s causing it or whose fault it is (or isn’t) and…Read More
Apr 16 Love0 A Road Trip Through Wyoming By Jeremy Pugh Adventures, Travel Oh my God. It’s full of stars.” Mary exclaims, nodding to the famous line from 2001: A Space Odyssey. But what else…Read More
Apr 01 Love0 Dirt Baggers Done Good: Salt Lake Climbers Alliance By Melissa Fields Adventures, Outdoors This is my favorite part of the trail,” muses Julia Geisler, executive director of the Salt Lake Climbers Alliance (SLCA),…Read More
Mar 25 Love0 21/22 Ski Passes Now Available, Vail Resorts Announces Epic Pass Price Reduction By Tony Gill Adventures, Outdoors After a grimly dry and tragic beginning to winter in the Wasatch, the skiing and riding conditions have quietly been…Read More
Mar 22 Love0 After a Hard Winter, Honey Bees Are Back By Christie Porter Adventures, Outdoors Symbolic odes to the honey bee are all over Utah. It’s on the state flag. Honey bees are the State…Read More
Mar 05 Love0 Catch a Snowy Wave: Powsurfing in Utah By Tony Gill Adventures, Outdoors The rapid-fire reverb of surf rock is blaring through the Utah mountains. No, not literally. That’s just the wind. But…Read More
Feb 18 Love0 In Utah, 2021 Has Become the Year of the Avalanche By Tony Gill Adventures, Outdoors To most skiers and snowboarders, avalanches are a seemingly detached threat. They’re something either punctuating dramatic moments in films like…Read More
Jan 29 Love0 Floating in John W. Powell’s Wake By Jeremy Pugh Adventures, City Watch, Outdoors In the 1800s, humans were busy scurrying across the globe prying into the blank spots on the map, why? Because,…Read More