Mountain bike season is in full swing in our mountain town of Edwards, Colorado. Get inspired by this guide to biking this Rocky Mountain epic. In 2013, Richard Forbes biked the entire 486-mile Colorado Trail. Here, he provides a tell-all guide on how to do it right.
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Keep your thighs in telemark shape with a hike, and then meditate in peaceful nature on the flow of the freeheel turn. In today's increasingly crowded wilderness areas, it's more difficult—but not impossible—to find a coveted "secret" wilderness spot all your own. Here's how to do it.
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Yoga isn't just for the new age, crunchy granola telemark types anymore. Here, 5 essential yoga moves for adventurous types that will up your free heel flow. Bishop recommends Chair and Crescent lunge as essential poses for telemark turns.
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Mountain biking is the perfect summer complement to telemark skiing, and your tele legs will look awesome in bike shorts. Get better at shredding the dirt with a skills camp.
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The health benefits of telemark skiing are well documented (in your thigh muscles). You are an outdoor junky, and if you have kids you will bring them into the tribe. Do it right with the help of these 7 tips. Shred on!
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From the Appalachians to the Sierra Nevada, here's a look at some of the gnarliest canyons on the continent. What's your pick of the litter?
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Trip Report: Grab your telemark gear and head up to a yurt like Sawtooths Bench Hut in Idaho, only a few hours from Boise. This group of seven ski compadres explore the wonders of the Sawtooths, ascending the classic Thumb face of Mount Heyburn.
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Bozeman, Montana, features two world-class ski resorts, Big Sky Resort and Bridger Bowl, both freeheel meccas are within an hour’s drive of downtown that offer a combined 7,000 vertical feet and nearly 8,000 skiable acres. Head to Bozeman for your next freeheel adventure.
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From warmer temps to that glorious corn, here are the best places for spring skiing in North America. Other than bottomless pow, forgiving slushy spring bumps will put a huge smile on your tanned freeheeling face.
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