Outdoors

Admittedly, until working on this story I considered disc golf in the same fringy, hippie-ish category as kicking around a…

Summer in Utah is a wonderful time of sunshine, mountain air and endless trails—it can also be hot, dry and dusty.…

If you grew up in the United States, chances are you participated in organized sports sometime during your childhood. In…

Left Fork Trailhead in Zion National Park is the start of the Subway “bottom-up” route, a 9-mile trek through Zion…

March and April are the bona fide salad days of living along the Wasatch Front when mountain snow conditions are…

It was a slightly overcast late-November afternoon as I neared the trail’s last saddle before the summit, which loomed above…

At first glance, the bucolic, green pasturelands framing Wasatch Back towns like Heber City, Kamas and Peoa seem worlds away…

The wait list for a seasonal ski locker at Alta is decades long. Alta locker holders are zealots, high priests…

Boarding a flight to Denver for my first backcountry ski trip, I still had plenty of questions despite all the…

Last Saturday, I went skiing at Deer Valley. Finally, my long-awaited chance to explore the resort’s terrain expansion had arrived.…