Kristy
Tuk-Tuk Touring
Team “Raiders of the Lost Tuk” answers questions about what they’re hoping to accomplish, how they’re preparing, and why they hope to land at the front of a noisy little pack of tuk-tuks traveling 2,000 miles.
Movie Buff
What does the phrase “adventure film” mean to you? Art, storytelling, documenting a disappearing lifestyle, or the 3-year endeavor to create the film in the first place? Two filmmakers are sharing the story of American climbing… and trying to figure out how to finance it.
Got skills?
Mountain biking has a sharp learning curve, but also one that never ends. So it’s a sport that stays interesting forever.
Happy hiker? It’s your turn!
A mellow 3-miler this morning made us feel like the luckiest girls alive.
Luckier still? We can help you feel the same way.
We’ve got a handful of hiking accessories that’ll help make your early-summer hiking go more smoothly.
Ocean-going Ironing Board
With summer hitting full stride, are you fantasizing about hitting the beach and taking to the waves? We are, too.
Summer 2010 Editor’s Letter
In the Bangladeshi town where I lived, I was the only girl on a bike. I wore a head scarf and a conservative tunic to ride between the chicken farm that doubled as my house, the vocational training center where I taught English, and the desolate beach where I unwound by walking alongside the Bay [...]
Where have all the ladies gone?
Is it just the epic proportions of the Race Across America that have women turning up our noses at the saddle sores, or are women less frequent on the road in general? What’s the scoop on women riding the road?
Catalina’s Calling
What better place to escape the urban sprawl of Southern California than with a weekend (or mid-week) retreat to Catalina Island?
Head in the Sand
Team Miller Fisher is ripping it up in the Moroccan Desert. Go Girls!
Burning Down the House
What’s the scariest thing you’ve done today? This week? This year? The women in the Spring 2010 issue are setting a fearless example.
Google Bikes!
Today Google unveiled it’s new bike tool which debuts with mapped trails and bike lanes in 150 cities. It’s more than 12,000 reasons—that’s the number of mapped miles they’ve got already—to hit the trail, the path, the road, and ride your bike.
What Do Kids Know About Eating? More Than You Think.
Fifteen things to learn from the way your kids eat.
Reading, Writing, and Getting Rescued?
We’ve all heard the stories of unexpected rescues: folks who end up stranded on a cliff face, stuck on a backcountry road mid-winter, or picked up in the middle of the desert.
