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For the technical hiker and backcountry explorer who answers to the taste of winter high atop a...

Wool has long been recognized for its ability to keep you toasty warm in cold weather conditions...

I was first introduced to Nathan Sports' Hydration Packs in Glenwood Springs, Colo. I was browsing...

As the window shutters of the hut creaked open, we were rewarded by the early morning views across...

Race directing can sometimes be a thankless job, with all of the hours of planning leading up to...

I've been a fan of hydration drinks for a long time. However, I'm being too general. In the...

Nothing is better during a long day of snowshoeing on a cold day than taking a break and enjoying a...

When snowshoeing, having a good pair of sunglasses available is necessary. The snow can be...

I've noticed that the 2008/09 dates for snowshoe racing are starting to appear. I've also noticed...

What do log homes and wooden snowshoes have in common? A whole lot, as it turns out.

The Alps has already claimed its first avalanche fatality of the season, and before the end of...

Here are some news clips from around the snow industry. Have some news to share? Send...