You hear the phrase “thats the most Colorado thing ever” thrown around all the time but this 110 year old tradition of climbing a 450 foot high rock tower in Colorado National Monument to plant a flag on the 4th of July might actually be. Hats off to the first responders from Mesa County who honored the longstanding tradition, made the climb and raised Old Glory. Hell yeah!
“We were definitely within that human health and safety realm where there could potentially be an injury to a human or the (…)
Close encounter caught on helmet cam from a few years back between a dirt biker and mountain lioin in eastern Oregon. Fortunately for the (…)
Four people are dead after a Bombardier CL 600 jet crashed while trying to land at Truckee-Tahoe Airport ion Monday. KTVN reports the (…)
This summer has started to feel a bit more like the days of old. As businesses have opened back up at full capacity, more and more people (…)
Harrowing rescue caught on camera in Arizona where a group of good Samaritans saved a father and his two sons who were swept away by a (…)
Cover Image: Kicking Horse Resort | Above Image: Fernie Alpine Resort O Canada! The home of some of the most bad-ass skiing (…)
It’s been almost 4 years since Nicholi Rogatikin aced the world’s first 1440 on a MTB at the Red Bull District Ride, but the GoPro video (…)
Summer laps at Timberline Lodge on Mt. Hood aren’t reserved only for park rats and ski racers looking to train in the offseason. The Palmer (…)
How fitting is it that a Hawaiian woman is the first to win a gold medal in surfing’s debut at the Tokyo Olympics? Pretty nice (…)
We posted back in September that Mad River Glen was fundraising money to pay for a brand-new trail map painted by the legendary trail map (…)
