May/June 2007
Table of Contents

Departments

Message from the Founder

Readers’ Letters

Contributors

The Dirt
People, Places, and Things from Our Outdoor World
Taz the wonder dog, how to get into adventure racing, women environmentalists, free stuff, and more. >>>read more

Letters from the Divide
Road Warrior
A life of constant motion is the only life for Pam Houston. >>>read more

It's Personal
Not So Lost in Translation
Sometimes it takes traveling somewhere very foreign to realize that we’re all pretty much the same. >>>read more

Whole Health
Weak in the Knees?
What you need to know to be able to run and jump to your heart’s (and knees’) content. >>>read more

Yes, You Can
Bicycle Tour
Pack up your things, get on your bike, and hit the open road. It’s easier than you think. >>>read more

Full
Go Fish
You’ve heard the good, healthy news about fish, but you may have also heard the bad news about toxins and possible depletion. Confused? Our guide will help you figure out what’s what at the seafood counter. >>>read more

We Want
How to Get There and Back
Our 2007 bike and gear picks for urban riding. >>>read more

Musings

Editorial
Beyond the Award Season
We get it: global warming is a real threat. But what do we do now? >>>read more

Features

Park It
By Debra Bokur
Our country’s national parks are some of our greatest treasures. It can be hard to share them though, especially when you’re choking in fumes from the endless line of traffic ahead of you or the silence is overtaken by the hum of generators in your campground.  Fear not! You can still get out and have an experience all your own—you just have to know where to go. >>>read more

What a Trip
The secrets of successful mother/daughter adventures.
By Maria Dolan >>>read more

Spring Fling
We could all use a tip or two when it comes to our favorite outdoor endeavors. Why not get them from the best? Here our favorite lady pros dish out their smartest advice. Compiled by Bryn Fox, Christy Mercer, and Mariko LeBaron >>>read more