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In the year since the East Troublesome Fire burned 193,812 acres, homeowners have sifted through the ashes, battled insurance companies and tried to rebuild — or have left it behind.

In the year since the East Troublesome Fire, homeowners have sifted through the ashes, battled insurance companies and tried to rebuild — or have left it behind.

Trail Running Has a Harassment Problem. These Women Are Here to Stop It Taylor Dutch © Courtesy Gina Lucrezi After an incident involving one of their own, they formed the Runners Equity Alliance. After years of hearing about and experiencing harassment in running—including a tipping-point incident involving one of their own—a group of female leaders have come together to end gender-based violence in the trail and ultra running community. In the summer of 2020, Crista Scot...

Trail Running Has a Harassment Problem. These Women Are Here to Stop It Taylor Dutch © Courtesy Gina Lucrezi After an incident involving one of their own, they formed the Runners Equity Alliance. After years of hearing about and experiencing harassment in running—including a tipping-point incident involving one of their own—a group of female leaders have come together to end gender-based violence in the trail and ultra running community. In the summer of 2020, Crista Scot...

HERE, THERE, AND EVERYWHERE A virtual bike travel film festival, a Grand Canyon train adventure, and a pizza oven you can take on the road Travel news you can use. By Kari Bodnarchuk Globe Correspondent,Updated March 10, 2021, 12:00 p.m. Email to a Friend HERE Watch this bike film fest, virtually Explore the world from Taiwan and India to the coast of Maine during a bike film festival that you can enjoy from home. The 12th Annual Ciclismo Classico Bike Travel Film Festival takes place March 18 ...

Lucien Darjeun Meadows where we are, much more than we are when we are. There is no when without a where. There is no we without a here. NER staff reader Simone Kraus talks to Lucien Darjeun Meadows—author of the essay “Circling Eloh: A Meditation“—about his love of running, the meaning of the Cherokee word “eloh,” his identity as a writer-translator, and the linguistic kaleidoscope in his life. Lucien’s essay appeared in NER 41.4. Simone Kraus: You are a long-distance trail ru...

Photo by Kelsey Brunner / The Aspen Times A jolting January finally turned in Chris Corning’s favor earlier this week after it dealt him some bad fortune earlier this month. Though he was the top-scoring American at the season-opening Kreischberg, Austria, World Cup big air contest, Corning did not make the cut for finals. His performance came after his gear was lost in transportation to Europe, meaning Corning had to compete on borrowed gear he was unfamiliar with. A week later, Corning got ...

12/30/2020 | By Snowsports Journalist Daniel Gibson | Learn why having the right boot for you is essential, then read on for conditions snow current as of Dec. 30, 2020. | Most experienced skiers and snowboarders know the answer to this question but its response bears repeating: What is your single most important piece of equipment in terms of performance? If you said high-quality skies or snowboard, or bindings, you’d be wrong. Great execution of turns on all types of snow begins with good b...