A boulder the sized of house fell onto Zion-Mount Carmel Highway, State Route 9, in Zion National Park shutting down the highway between Canyon Junction and the East Entrance. The rock fell after a flooding caused by a severe thunderstorm according to reviewjournal.com. The park is working with a hazard geologist from the Utah Geological Survey to remove the rock safely and reopen the road.
*hazard geologist is sweet title to have.
Pull on your favorite sweatshirt, order up a pumpkin spice latte, and check out this leaf skiing edit from Southern France to fully embrace (…)
The United States Disc Golf Championship is well underway down in Winthrop, South Carolina. The annual tournament is the final on the (…)
Ask anyone about riding in Japan and you’ll probably get a similar response…sick trees, great snow, incredible culture. What you (…)
Most mountain bikers consider fall to be the best time of the year to ride, and Woodward Park City is listening. The resort is extending (…)
Did you know that the first mechanized lift used in California was made out of a boat-like sled that ferried skiers up Donner Summit (…)
Every ski resort in North America is posting photos and videos of the changing leaves this time of year. Each is beautiful in their own (…)
