Jun 12 Love0 SUP Your Way to Fitness By Melissa Fields Adventures, Outdoors Fish flops through the glassy water surface just out from the nose of my paddleboard. I glide lazily along under…Read More
May 16 Love0 Nine Easy Hikes in Utah Perfect for After Work By Melissa Fields Adventures, Outdoors Nine low-mileage hikes offer great views, interesting destinations and, most importantly, post-work decompression Though you may be unfamiliar with the…Read More
Apr 01 Love0 Your Week Ahead: April 1 – April 7 By Salt Lake Magazine Adventures, Outdoors April is here and we have compiled a list of local events happening this week for you to enjoy. From…Read More
Mar 11 Love0 Hit the Boards: How to Prep for Spring Climbing By Melissa Fields Adventures, Outdoors "The gym makes your body strong but your mind soft” is an adage many seasoned rock climbers know all too…Read More
Feb 29 Love0 Spring Skiing in Utah is Almost Here By Tony Gill Adventures, Outdoors It’s the most wonderful time of the year! No, it is. The holiday period can’t hold a candle to this.…Read More
Feb 14 Love0 How to Enjoy Bryce Canyon in the Off-Season By Melissa Fields Adventures, Outdoors, Travel Undoubtedly, the alpine skiing opportunities within 30 minutes of Salt Lake rank evenly with the best winter resorts in the…Read More
Feb 06 Love0 Why Utah can claim ‘The Greatest Snow on Earth’ By Jeremy Pugh Adventures, Outdoors Long ago, shortly after the 1932 Winter Games in Lake Placid, New York, meteorologist and avid skier S. D. Green…Read More
Jan 30 Love0 Sledding in Utah: It’s Not Just For Kids By Melissa Fields Adventures, Outdoors Most of my sledding memories were formed on the hilly golf course next to my childhood home in Northern Michigan.…Read More
Jan 25 Love0 Explore Capitol Reef, Canyonlands and Arches National Park in the Winter By Jeremy Pugh Adventures, Outdoors The global popularity of Utah's National Parks has created a dependable summertime mob. At least once a summer, Arches National…Read More
Jan 18 Love0 Explore Utah’s National Parks in the Winter By Jeremy Pugh Outdoors It’s 50 degrees at the end of February and a light dust of snow drifts down from the churning grey-and-white…Read More