An elk was put down by a parks and wildlife officer in Estes Park, Colorado after a dust up with two women that sent them to the hospital. The elk charged and gored the humans and was unfortunately shot and killed. The elk was tagged and had a history of aggressive behavior and the parks and wildlife official justified killing because safety is top priority. No word as of yet as to what provoked the attack.
Arrowhead Recreation Area in Claremont, New Hampshire is having its moment among the mountain biking community. I posted a hiking trip (…)
There are few places in the world quite like Zermatt, Switzerland. I personally wouldn’t know, because I’ve never been (unless you’re (…)
You ever forget your ski pass at home? You make it all the way to the mountain, get all your gear on, and realize you don’t have that little (…)
@thedirtyexplorer is lucky to be alive. The TikTokker was in the middle of recording a video when she heard a massive rockslide (…)
“Should we go to the trick pipe? I’m looking for Shaun White, I want to get a word in with him.” –Uncle (…)
Ski resort officials, government officials, sustainability teams and more gathered earlier this month in Breckenridge for the Mountain (…)
Vail Resorts is playing chess, while the residents of Park City are playing checkers. For context, Vail Resorts wanted to put in two new (…)
A DNA analysis of an 85-pound canid killed during a coyote hunt in Cherry Valley, New York in 2021 confirmed that the animal was, in (…)
“Moose carcasses have been found off the coast of Vancouver with lacerations consistent with orca (…)
