**BACKCOUNTRY MAGAZINE**
**January, 2025**
SKID MEDICINE
A feature story on a collection of professional skiers and patrollers who have figured out the best way to make their dreams work by combining a skiing passion with a a career in nursing, featuring pro athletes Mali Noyes, Lucy Sackbauer, and more forward thinking professionals (and powder enthusiasts).

**MOUNTAIN OUTLAW, WINTER 2025**
**Honoring the Queen of the Tetons, Grizzly 399**
I was honored to be asked to write the cover feature on 399, a bear more well-known and more impactful than most humans will ever be. An ambassador for grizzlies, wildlife, and ongoing conservation work, her death nonetheless highlights the dangers of human myopia, overdevelopment in our remaining wild places, and increasing dangers facing the whole Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem today

**FORECAST SKI**
**VOL. 10.2**
Paddy O’Connell: skier, writer, comedian, podcaster, star of his own OutsideTV series, mental health advocate, and all around gem of a human. It was a delight to be assigned a profile on him, though not as easy to put his unique life story into limited space. But it’s not possible to write about Paddy O and not have it end up a sparkling read, and much thanks to Forecast for editing and running a great story.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, WEEKEND EDITION

A look at the both rough and tumble and glamorous ski culture, mountaineering traditions and history of Northern Italy’s Cortina d’Ampezzo, host to the 2026 Winter Olympics. A quick dive into its hotspots, ski terrain, and fascinating work on local conservation, open space preservation, and farming traditions.

**THE SKI JOURNAL, VOL. 18, No. 3**
**LEAH EVANS**
One of skiing’s most under the radar yet legendary professional athletes, Leah Evans is widely beloved for her skill on snow, but also her an effervescent, positive attitude, years of tireless work to lift the role of female athletes in free skiing, and passion for environmental ethics.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, JOURNAL REPORTS

October 30th, 2024

Another intriguing look at Europe’s ski culture, why Americans do not need a mega-pass to ski cheaply in the Alps, and five fabulous spots where skiing is as yet thriving, an enriching cultural experience, and wont break the bank even with the cost of crossing the pond.

**THE SKI JOURNAL, VOL 18, NO. 2**
**ANDERMATT, SWITZERLAND**
An examination of the small Swiss town of Andermatt in the Uri Canton, and what happens when two massive global corporations are invited to town, amidst a thorough report on its big mountain ski scene

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, JOURNAL REPORTS

August 21st, 2024

A look at the burgeoning popularity of nordic ski destination travel among American skiers, the economic and social drivers, as well as five hotspots where the trend is in full swing.

**SLATE MAGAZINE**
July 4th, 2024
**What Happened When Teton Pass Collapsed**
In the most economically unequal county in the country, a closed road was a signal of a much bigger problem. An article that takes a closer look at a region on the sharp end of the growing development and socioeconomic issues of our day, and how this particular development is at odds with the conservation of one of only two intact ecosystem left in the entire temperate zone of the earth: the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and the Serengeti.

**THE INFORMATION WEEKEND**
June 22, 2024
A Techie’s Guide to Nature: The Best Apps Getting Started Getting Outside. We details geospatial mapping apps, birding apps, stargazing apps, and more to turn tech - which often divides us from nature - into a tool to connect, understand, and appreciate

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, March 24, 2024

Journal Reports: Seven Great Places to Ski in South America: A travel and adventure feature outline the perks and details of skiing some of the Andes best resorts in Chile and Argentina, including, where to go, when, and how to make it happen. One of my absolute favorite topics.

**Jackson Hole Magazine, Summer 2024**
Preservation or Pricing Out? (p. 128): A feature story that provides an in-depth look at some of the misconceptions around the impacts of conservation easements, as well as function, from economic, social, and wildlife aspects.

**JACKSON HOLE NEWS AND GUIDE**
Opinion Editorial, March 13th, 2024
Development Roars Along, and We Foot the Bill: An op-ed on the state of local government in Jackson, permissive development approvals, and the tremendous burden these place upon the community, lowering quality of human life, endangering wildlife, and altogether putting more fuel on the fire of a very preventable problem.

**BACKCOUNTRY MAGAZINE, April 2024**
A feature profile on former racer and professional backcountry snowboarder Sean Busby, his inspiring story of immune disorders, his gritty, resilient, response, and the rich life he and his wife Mollie have built outside the Brooks Range in Alaska.

**THE SKI JOURNAL, VOL. 17, Issue Three**
Jeff Leger Gallerie: For this issue I had the distinct pleasure of hanging out with and interviewing Jackson Hole’s legendary Lege on skiing, art, injuries, life and family. And…cats. A true treat and privilege to profile!

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, WEEKEND EDITION, December 16th and 17th

The Difference Between a Good Ski Day and a Bad One? In which we dissect the very latest darlings of cutting edge ski design, and a combination of carving skis and powder skis

**BACKCOUNTRY MAGAZINE, November 2023**
LEADING LADIES: Tromsø Ski Guides, a female owned+operated service in Arctic Norway (and beyond). Pro skier Molly Armanino and I traveled there to ski fjords, eat brunøst galore, and see the future of ski guiding .

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, WEEKEND EDITION, November 25th and 26th

The Gorp-Core Backlash: Why True Adventures Are Skiing in Jeans and Hiking in Rompers: A lighthearted look at the new cool in technical outerwear and its covert designs. Since silly gravity fueled pastimes were verging on all too serious.

**SKI MAGAZINE, NOVEMBER 24TH, 2023**
SLOVENIA: A skier’s guide to the hidden gems in Slovenia’s Julian Alps and around the country

**THE SKI JOURNAL, VOL. 17 Issue One**
A feature profile on the delightful genius of professional skier and environmentalist Molly Armanino, on and off the snow

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, WEEKEND EDITION, October 18th, 2023

OVERLANDING: The new adventure pastime, wherein you plaster all your camping gear, and accessories, and toys, to the outside of a very capable 4WD vehicle and find some exciting roads in the middle of nowhere.

SKI MAGAZINE, AUGUST 14th 2023
THE ANDES: Argentina on a dime and without a plan. Otherwise known as the first time we went to Las Leñas.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, WEEKEND EDITION, April 1st-2nd, 2023

007 Adventures: A highlight of supercar options in which one can feel like - or least drive like - James Bond, from Sean Connery to Daniel Craig.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, WEEKEND EDITION, April 1st-2nd, 2023 March

Why are Flip-Ups suddenly everywhere? A lightheaded take on the return of flip-up sunglasses

**Backcountry Magazine, April 2023**
Business and Pleasure: A feature on some old friends’ and an ambitious new endeavor for skiers and backcountry ski access deep in the Argentine Andes

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, WEEKEND EDITION, March 25-26th

A Local’s Guide to Buenos Aires: (A story on my favorite city!) The 2022 World Cup victory for Argentina energized this cosmopolitan capital, giving a break from difficult economic times. Here, we interview four notable locals including soccer star Nicolás Tagliafico on their favorite urban spots.

**Mountain Flyer Magazine, March 2023**
Smiles, (Lotsa) Rocks, and some Donkey Trails:
A feature story on the growing mountain bike culture of Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast and outlying islands.

**Backcountry Magazine, February 2023**
Got Accident Insurance? A service overview for readers on options for better protection - even with health insurance - from the pitfalls of the US healthcare system with some innovative indemnity programs for outdoor athletes in risky endeavors.

**SKI MAGAZINE**
Skier’s Guide to Norway: A highlight of the cradle of modern skiing and ski culture, from the West Fjords to above the Arctic Circle in the Lyngen, Lofoten, and beyond.

**Cross Country Skier, February 2023**
A profile of Nancy Leon and her quest to unite and raise the profile of nordic skiing in adrenaline heavy, alpine-centric Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, WEEKEND EDITION, January 21st-22nd, 2023

There is evidence the skiing public is beginning to tire of the exorbitant pricing at U.S. ski resorts. For those who prefer actual skiing over luxurious amenities and lifts, we highlight four examples of areas where the sport itself and ski culture are at the forefront of the experience.

**BACKCOUNTRY MAGAZINE 2023 Photo Annual**
A story on the near loss and the salvation of Missoula, Montana’s beloved Marshall Mountain Ski Area

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, WEEKEND EDITION, January 11th, 2023

A look at the curious trend of apres-ski themed bars and lounges - in the heart of cities and at seashores, as far from the slopes as you can get.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, WEEKEND EDITION, January 5th, 2023

The used ski gear market exploded thanks to the pandemic - but the recovery of supply chains and new gear availability haven’t put a dent in this booming market. We look at the factors and players behind the propulsion of the new way of high-performance gear acquisition

**SKI MAGAZINE, DECEMBER 9TH, 2022**
Warm weather and Europe’s energy crisis iare combining for a disastrous impact on ski resorts. Mitigation efforts to keep the season seamless are underway, but may not be enough for skiers and ski area budgets.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, WEEKEND EDITION, November 22nd, 2022

Vision on the hill is one thing that can make or break a ski trip, or a ski run, so don’t skimp! Invest in one of these high-tech, highly engineered, optical perfection schussing-savers.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, WEEKEND EDITION, October 12th, 2022

A personal tale of a placid, truly enriching river adventure down the Upper San Juan with friends, complete with archeology, history, literature, wildlife, lots of sand and dirt, and, one paddle board.

**MOUNTAIN FLYER MAGAZINE, September 2022**
The story of how three friends sized an opportunity to create something incredible for Montana mountain biking: the up and coming Legacy Bike Park.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, WEEKEND EDITION, September 20th, 2022

Better electric pedal assist bikes, better biking infrastructure, and more people ditching cars, emissions, traffic jams, and hassles for the freedom of two wheels has opened a new opportunity in American transit. Will people seize it?

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, JOURNAL REPORTS, August 17th, 2022

National parks aren’t the only place to appreciate nature and see land and habitat conservation in action. An overview of the United States’ federal public lands, management agencies, and opportunities.

**SKI Magazine, August 3rd, 2022**
The antidote to crowded trailheads is to hop a flight south. The Andes are full of untrammeled backcountry skiing opportunities - we list the right spots, and the right guides.

**SKI Magazine, July 15th**
An insider’s guide to seven of Argentina and Chile’s most legendary ski areas worth a visit

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, WEEKEND EDITION, July 19th, 2022

A chat with four prominent local residents of Jackson, WY, on what’s special to them in the valley in arts, cuisine, wildlife, and conservation

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, WEEKEND EDITION, July 6th, 2022

A tale of bicycling excursion into Glacier National Park when Going-to-the-Sun Raod, the iconic main attraction in the park, is closed to vehicles and open to human powered recreation only for two months each year.

**MOUNTAIN OUTLAW, SUMMER 2022**
Fluid Landscape: A primer on remaining wildlife migrations in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem

**ADVENTURE.COM**
**June 6, 2022**
A look at how new partnerships between environmental and wildlife preservation non-profits can team up with Native American tribes who share many of the priorities. This combines funding, legal departments, and long neglected tribal rights to achieve a mutual goal: a healthy, thriving, natural landscape on and near tribal lands in the future.

**THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, JOURNAL REPORTS, February 24, 2022**
Vacations for the Budget Conscious: A look at new pod hotel offerings in coveted ski destinations to address a growing economic and sustainability gap in the market.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, WEEKEND EDITION, February 4th, 2022

The Ultimate Ski Trip is Back: Three ways to take in the classic ski vacation now that Europe has reopened to American travelers - from decadent to adventurous.

A look at how to handle crowds of newcomers in the backcountry with expert insights

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, WEEKEND EDITION, December 18th, 2021

Once Fringe, Backcountry Ski Gear is Driving Innovations for the Resort Skier, Too: A look at the gear innovations taken from backcountry ski gear and how they are improving the resort skier’s experience, too.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, WEEKEND EDITION, December 3rd, 2021

Technology to Keep Skiers On Track: We review a few of the newest and most useful navigation and tracking apps and gadgets to keep skiers in the know in both resorts and in the backcountry

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, WEEKEND EDITION, October 23, 2021

The Best Way to Visit Yellowstone National Park: The tale of a delightful three day adventure by kayak through Yellowstone’s seldom visited backcountry lakes with friends, tents, bear-spray and a bottle of Nebbiolo.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, WEEKEND EDITION, June 19, 2021

A Truly Hands-on Adventure: A visit to several working ranches that selectively accept guests to join the work, to learn about the beef industry, the role of responsible ranching and conservation of open space and wildlife. Here, you can ditch the vapid vacation experiences, and go home with a sense of meaning and reward.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, WEEKEND EDITION, August 7, 2021

Forget the Gym, Hit the Dunes: A smattering of human powered road trip replacements, from kayaks to bikes to running across the Atlas Mountains.

Time on My Side: A short overview of new GPS ad fitness watch options tech for mountain athletes

BACKCOUNTRY MAGAZINE, MARCH 2021Bighorns & Big Lines: A story on increasing overlap between ski mountaineers and winter range for an iconic herd of bighorn sheep in the Tetons. It highlights increased human activity in sensitive places, and the … — **BACKCOUNTRY MAGAZINE, MARCH 2021**
**Bighorns & Big Lines:** A story on increasing overlap between ski mountaineers and winter range for an iconic herd of bighorn sheep in the Tetons. It highlights increased human activity in sensitive places, and the fact even human powered sport can impact wild species. Wildlife biologists, professional skiers, guides, and conservationists weigh in.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, WEEKEND EDITION, March 27, 2021

Grand Adventures: A collaborative highlight on gadgets and places for summer jaunts into the outdoors

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, WEEKEND EDITION, FEBRUARY 20, 2021

Jackson Hole, Hold the Frills: A look into how several ski resort experiences were holding up in the pandemic, crowd control and compliance - or lack thereof - were affecting areas. And of course if the skiing was still fun - which is was, in places with fewer lift lines, that is.

BACKCOUNTRY MAGAZINE, January, 2021Just Do It: An humor essay musing on the futility of storm chasing and ski trip planning, and instead, finding joy in the doors skiing opens, and everything behind them - which may or may not be powder, of course. — **BACKCOUNTRY MAGAZINE, January, 2021**
**Just Do It:** An humor essay musing on the futility of storm chasing and ski trip planning, and instead, finding joy in the doors skiing opens, and everything behind them - which may or may not be powder, of course.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, WEEKEND EDITION, NOVEMBER 28-29, 2020

Ski Into The Wild: An Off Duty cover feature on the rise of backcountry skiing during the pandemic, increased preparations for mentoring and educating newcomers by certified AMGA guide and backcountry safety organizations. We highlight several safe, supervised ski areas offering perfect stepping stones and practice zones for the uninitiated in the art and sport of backcountry skiing and snowboarding.

MOUNTAIN OUTLAW, WINTER 2021Where Do We Go From Here? A research feature on the rise of global overtourism, and impacts on wildlife and people as it proliferates around the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. From vulnerable economic monocultures, destru… — **MOUNTAIN OUTLAW, WINTER 2021**
**Where Do We Go From Here?** A research feature on the rise of global overtourism, and impacts on wildlife and people as it proliferates around the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. From vulnerable economic monocultures, destruction of the main attraction (wildlife) and crumbling social structures, it’s clear after a point, the easy money of tourism promotion becomes anything but easy.

JACKSON HOLE MAGAZINE, Winter, 2021 Got Insurance? A story covering the marketplace and need for new, innovative, and truly useful injury insurance offerings. These types of new insurers buck the traditional, opaque health plans offered by large ins… — **JACKSON HOLE MAGAZINE**, Winter, 2021
**Got Insurance?** A story covering the marketplace and need for new, innovative, and truly useful injury insurance offerings. These types of new insurers buck the traditional, opaque health plans offered by large insurers, but are well backed, well planned, with clear benefits and perfect for young and athletic types.

February 8th-9th, 2020

The Wall Street Journal

Weekend Edition, Gear & Gadgets

Four Best Apps for Skiers: An overview of technology for skiers contained in the phones, and how it can enrich ski trips both on slope and off (until the battery freezes in the cold…)

February 8th-9th, 2020

The Wall Street Journal

Weekend Edition, Adventure & Travel

Five Uncrowded, Unpretentious Ski Resorts: A look at the appeal of independent ski resorts staunchly refusing to join the industry consolidation and ensuing commercialization, giving discerning skiers an option for refreshing, unique experiences from ski culture to interaction with nature.

Jackson Hole Magazine, Winter 2020Winter Wonderland: A recounting of a nordic ski and isolated winter camping adventure in the far northern reaches of Grand Teton National Park, when winter had just begun to loosen its grip, and the slumbering, sile… — **Jackson Hole Magazine, Winter 2020**
Winter Wonderland: A recounting of a nordic ski and isolated winter camping adventure in the far northern reaches of Grand Teton National Park, when winter had just begun to loosen its grip, and the slumbering, silent landscape is beginning to stir.

January 10th-11th, 2020

The Wall Street Journal

Weekend Edition, Travel & Adventure

Luxe Ski Cabins in the Middle of Nowhere: A introduction to the world of backcountry ski huts, and the addition of European-style, staffed chalets deep in the backcountry to the burgeoning North American market.

January 28th, 2020Backcountry MagazineA Ski Area That’s Backcountry: Oxymoron or Opportunity? A look at an intriguing new ski resort model, based only on human powered uphilling, but contained within an avalanche assessed boundary and complete with … — January 28th, 2020
**Backcountry Magazine**
A Ski Area That’s Backcountry: Oxymoron or Opportunity? A look at an intriguing new ski resort model, based only on human powered uphilling, but contained within an avalanche assessed boundary and complete with amenities like ski patrol, guides, and lessons.

Winter 2020Jackson Hole MagazineWho You Gonna Call: A feature on the well-oiled, well-funded operations and volunteers of the busiest search and rescue team in the state of Wyoming. — **Winter 2020**
**Jackson Hole Magazine**
Who You Gonna Call: A feature on the well-oiled, well-funded operations and volunteers of the busiest search and rescue team in the state of Wyoming.

REI Co-op Journal, December 4th, 2019When in Jackson Hole, Ski: A story of the Coombs Outdoors Foundation, a local outdoor non-profit founded in by Emily Coombs in honor of her late husband, ski legend Doug Coombs, and the foundation’s invaluable wo… — **REI Co-op Journal, December 4th, 2019**
When in Jackson Hole, Ski: A story of the Coombs Outdoors Foundation, a local outdoor non-profit founded in by Emily Coombs in honor of her late husband, ski legend Doug Coombs, and the foundation’s invaluable work to help underprivileged children learn mountain sports and about their environment.

Backcountry Magazine, November 2019An Ode to the Old: An essay on using ski clothes to the end of their functioning life, something which used to be common, but in the age of the bright and crispy new kit, not so much. A recounting of the myriad, ou… — **Backcountry Magazine, November 2019**
An Ode to the Old: An essay on using ski clothes to the end of their functioning life, something which used to be common, but in the age of the bright and crispy new kit, not so much. A recounting of the myriad, outstanding reasons why this is a spectacular way of life for skiers. . .reach for the stars, and the duct tape.

Backcountry Magazine, October, 2019The Quietest Valley: A travel feature on Italy’s Cottian Alps, and one small valley’s sprinkling of thousand-year old, Occitan-speaking villages with a foresight that beats the world’d most sophisticated cities. To… — **Backcountry Magazine, October, 2019**
The Quietest Valley: A travel feature on Italy’s Cottian Alps, and one small valley’s sprinkling of thousand-year old, Occitan-speaking villages with a foresight that beats the world’d most sophisticated cities. To preserve their culture, way of life, and environment, they outlawed ski lifts, motorized recreation - and new construction of any type, creating a heaven for free ride ski touring and ski mountaineering, only a certain type of visitor in small numbers.

Backcountry Magazine, November, 2019The Teton Calling: A long form feature on the history of the Teton Range and surrounding landscape, and the birth and evolution of the sport and culture of skiing in mountains and surrounding valleys. — **Backcountry Magazine, November, 2019**
The Teton Calling: A long form feature on the history of the Teton Range and surrounding landscape, and the birth and evolution of the sport and culture of skiing in mountains and surrounding valleys.

August 3rd, 2019

The Wall Street Journal

Travel & Adventure

Ride Every Mountain: A helpful story on the increase in travel for biking, specifically mountain biking. Airlines are dropping bike fees, bike bags are better, and destinations that cater to riders looking for new trails are booming.

Freehub MagazineApril 2019A charming tale of mountain bike culture and local passion for the sport, and the mountain less mountain bikers of Bermuda. — **Freehub Magazine**
April 2019
A charming tale of mountain bike culture and local passion for the sport, and the mountain less mountain bikers of Bermuda.

March 13th, 2019Outside OnlineActually, the Mega Pass is Killing SkiingAn opinion piece on how the frenzy over two multi-billion dollar conglomerates competing for skier dollars is a lot deeper than long lift lines. Increasingly power over small com… — March 13th, 2019
Outside Online
Actually, the Mega Pass is Killing Skiing
An opinion piece on how the frenzy over two multi-billion dollar conglomerates competing for skier dollars is a lot deeper than long lift lines. Increasingly power over small communities and a stranglehold over the North America ski market’s competition don’t bode well for the future - hidden costs abound, like cheap industrial foods against local and sustainable markets.

April, 2019REI Coop JournalA research piece for REI on what exactly is over tourism, how did it develop, how it affects both visitors and residents, as well as plant and wildlife on land and sea. Tips on how to still travel but as a more aware, and … — April, 2019
REI Coop Journal
A research piece for REI on what exactly is over tourism, how did it develop, how it affects both visitors and residents, as well as plant and wildlife on land and sea. Tips on how to still travel but as a more aware, and lower impact visitor round it out.

FREESKIER Magazine, December 2018An essay explaing how the true ski bum is helping save the world through minimalist living, shunning the empty, wasteful world of over-consumerism, and finding fulfillment in conservation of resources and nature. Rea… — **FREESKIER Magazine, December 2018**
An essay explaing how the true ski bum is helping save the world through minimalist living, shunning the empty, wasteful world of over-consumerism, and finding fulfillment in conservation of resources and nature. Really!

December 5th, 2018

The Wall Street Journal

Travel & Adventure

Here we explain local and global destinations for nordic skiers. As alpine skiing at resorts becomes more exorbitant in prices and crowds, more skiers are looking for fitness, solitude and a winter getaway. Enter nordic ski culture, with all of the positives of sliding on snow intact.

Jackson Hole Magazine, Winter 2018-2019A story about a multi-day freeski traverse I took with two friends, across the Teton Range from Jackson Hole Mountain Resort to Grand Targhee. — **Jackson Hole Magazine, Winter 2018-2019**
A story about a multi-day freeski traverse I took with two friends, across the Teton Range from Jackson Hole Mountain Resort to Grand Targhee.

Jackson Hole Magazine, Winter 2018-2019A cover story feature on the state of the modern ski bum. Still going strong, albeit evolved, and a distinct lifestyle. — **Jackson Hole Magazine, Winter 2018-2019**
A cover story feature on the state of the modern ski bum. Still going strong, albeit evolved, and a distinct lifestyle.

October 26, 2018

The Wall Street Journal

The Lists Issue

A smattering of carefully selected masochistic races around the world for readers to do in 2019, or in seven more years when they’ve trained enough and quit their jobs. For the lists issue, filled with impractical yet rewarding ways to change your life!

Backcountry Magazine, October, 2018The Wildest West: A trip over to the Centennial Range for powder skiing, wildlife watching, and a lesson in land management gone awry. A feature story with Hellroaring Powder Guides. — **Backcountry Magazine, October, 2018**
The Wildest West: A trip over to the Centennial Range for powder skiing, wildlife watching, and a lesson in land management gone awry. A feature story with Hellroaring Powder Guides.

Freehub Magazine, Vol 9, Issue 2Teton Pass, Wyoming went from illegal bike trails to an example of successful public land stewardship, downhill bike only, and non-motorized, multi-use trails in cooperation with the USFS, Bridger Teton National Fores… — **Freehub Magazine, Vol 9, Issue 2**
Teton Pass, Wyoming went from illegal bike trails to an example of successful public land stewardship, downhill bike only, and non-motorized, multi-use trails in cooperation with the USFS, Bridger Teton National Forest.

August 2, 2018

The Wall Street Journal

Travel & Adventure: How to Earn Your Guinness in Dublin

Ireland has a new outdoor culture, including adrenaline sports easily accessible in and around the capital city of Dublin. We revisit my mother’s homeland, of tea, rainy days, and indoor social time and switch it up with mountain biking, trail running, and kite surfing all within a half hour of the city center.

February 23-24, 2018The Wall Street JournalWeekend Edition, Travel & AdventureA dispatch from a ski bum and ski mountaineering expedition to Arctic Norway. The fantastical Senja Island, a skier's paradise that lacks lifts, helicopters, resorts, … — February 23-24, 2018
**The Wall Street Journal**
Weekend Edition, Travel & Adventure
A dispatch from a ski bum and ski mountaineering expedition to Arctic Norway. The fantastical Senja Island, a skier's paradise that lacks lifts, helicopters, resorts, and every other gimmick in modern skiing. And in this, it helps skiers find the purest form of skiing, accomplishment, and cultural connection.

March 27, 2018

The Wall Street Journal

Off Duty Spring 50

From the Cheapskate's Guide (a topic near and dear to my skid talents): A fancy little portable light of utmost simplicity, versatility, and low price point. BioLite's solar sun light.

Spring Issue, 2018Big Life Magazine feature on the unique sub-culture of shed hunting, with its rewards, restrictions, and, it turns out, more rewarding then antlers is observing the nuances of the complex natural world next door. — Spring Issue, 2018
**Big Life Magazine** feature on the unique sub-culture of shed hunting, with its rewards, restrictions, and, it turns out, more rewarding then antlers is observing the nuances of the complex natural world next door.

February 15th, 2018Outside OnlineA opinion on the spate of blaze pink legislation clogging up state legislatures. Whereupon I suggest state legislatures - notably Wyoming's - should address real issues regarding hunting, such as conservation of habi… — February 15th, 2018
**Outside Online**
A opinion on the spate of blaze pink legislation clogging up state legislatures. Whereupon I suggest state legislatures - notably Wyoming's - should address real issues regarding hunting, such as conservation of habitat and public land preservation currently under threat, instead of debating the astoundingly ridiculous, insultingly myopic question of whether more women would hunt if blaze pink was a legal safety color.

January 20-21, 2018

The Wall Street Journal

Weekend Edition, Gear & Gadgets

A look at a few new advances in the very old, traditional sport of classic cross country skiing. From a first hand account of trying the sport on 30-year old gear to testing how new gear can make it easier without straying from the core of the often overlooked, but exhilarating sport.

Backcountry Magazine, November 2017Thompson Pass, Alaska is a legendary mecca for big mountain skiing and riding. It's also a litmus test for a crowded public land resource with diverse user groups who often find their activities in conflict. Public… — **Backcountry Magazine, November 2017**
Thompson Pass, Alaska is a legendary mecca for big mountain skiing and riding. It's also a litmus test for a crowded public land resource with diverse user groups who often find their activities in conflict. Public lands managed by different agencies, safety concerns, and critical habitat for wintering wildlife issues round it out. Will the pass show us the way to collaborate, or be a victim of its popularity?

Jackson Hole Skier, Winter 2017-2018An in-depth conversation with Richard Porter, a JHMR ski patroller buried in an avalanche during control work in 1967. After an hour snow he was recovered, miraculously alive, and went on to have one of the most l… — **Jackson Hole Skier, Winter 2017-2018**
An in-depth conversation with Richard Porter, a JHMR ski patroller buried in an avalanche during control work in 1967. After an hour snow he was recovered, miraculously alive, and went on to have one of the most legendary runs as his namesake: Dick's Ditch.

Conde Nast Traveller, November 2017A highlight of the Anvil, a small old motel in Jackson, WYO, that renovated instead of expanding, to maintain a low-impact operation, cultural authenticity and community connections and in doing so created one of t… — **Conde Nast Traveller, November 2017**
A highlight of the Anvil, a small old motel in Jackson, WYO, that renovated instead of expanding, to maintain a low-impact operation, cultural authenticity and community connections and in doing so created one of the best new, most stylish ski vacation crash pads.

September 16-17, 2017

The Wall Street Journal

The Off Duty Fall Fifty

Sleep in a portaledge on a cliffside in Rocky Mountain National Park, to trekking on pristine federal forest lands in Utah with a crew of llama friends: outdoor suggestions in the OD Fall 50.

July 8-9, 2017The Wall Street JournalGear & Gadgets: A Shot of TraditionA feature story on whats trending in archery: handcrafted, more difficult to use, traditional wooden bows. Even with the engineering advances of modern compound bows, hunter… — July 8-9, 2017
**The Wall Street Journal**
Gear & Gadgets: A Shot of Tradition
A feature story on whats trending in archery: handcrafted, more difficult to use, traditional wooden bows. Even with the engineering advances of modern compound bows, hunters and target archers are increasingly turning to these ancient designs.

July 29-30, 2017The Wall Street Journal Weekend EditionGear & Gadgets: For Adventurous Dogs: Furry canines are part of the family too! A quick look at a high tech and low tech piece of gear to keep the Fido safe and cool in the summer. — July 29-30, 2017
**The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition**
Gear & Gadgets: For Adventurous Dogs: Furry canines are part of the family too! A quick look at a high tech and low tech piece of gear to keep the Fido safe and cool in the summer.

Summer 2017, Jackson Hole MagazineThe Skyline Trail: A history and highlights of new 6-mile bike and hike trail on US Forest Service land (Bridger-Teton National Forest). — **Summer 2017, Jackson Hole Magazine**
The Skyline Trail: A history and highlights of new 6-mile bike and hike trail on US Forest Service land (Bridger-Teton National Forest).

June 29th, 2017The Wall Street JournalWeekend Edition Cover FeatureA multi-author story on new ways to get out in the summer air and try out outdoor sports for novices (because running around in the fresh air and splashing around in open spaces mean… — June 29th, 2017
**The Wall Street Journal**
Weekend Edition Cover Feature
A multi-author story on new ways to get out in the summer air and try out outdoor sports for novices (because running around in the fresh air and splashing around in open spaces means the best summer ever).

February 25-26, 2017The Wall Street Journal Weekend EditionGear & Gadgets: Less Abominable SnowmobilesNew technologies in two and four stroke engines and emissions, and more efficient body design by snowmobile companies make quieter, more powerf… — February 25-26, 2017
**The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition**
Gear & Gadgets: Less Abominable Snowmobiles
New technologies in two and four stroke engines and emissions, and more efficient body design by snowmobile companies make quieter, more powerful, and environmentally friendly snow machines.

June 3-4, 2017The Wall Street JournalTravel & Adventure: Scaling Grand TetonA first hand account of a climbing trip up one of American mountaineering's classic peaks: the Grand Teton in Grant Teton National Park, Wyoming. — June 3-4, 2017
**The Wall Street Journal**
Travel & Adventure: Scaling Grand Teton
A first hand account of a climbing trip up one of American mountaineering's classic peaks: the Grand Teton in Grant Teton National Park, Wyoming.

Winter 2017A conversation with Teton Gravity Research's cinematographer and film editor, Jill Gareffi — Winter 2017
A conversation with Teton Gravity Research's cinematographer and film editor, Jill Gareffi

January 14-15, 2017The Wall Street Journal Weekend EditionGear & GadgetsAdvances in safety technology for skiers and snowboarders on the accessories side — January 14-15, 2017
The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition
Gear & Gadgets
Advances in safety technology for skiers and snowboarders on the accessories side

Winter 2017A feature story on visionary Colorado ski area and Alaska heli-ski operators, Jen and Aaron Brill, and their Alaskan operation — Winter 2017
A feature story on visionary Colorado ski area and Alaska heli-ski operators, Jen and Aaron Brill, and their Alaskan operation

January 2017

A profile of backcountry skier and wolverine researcher Rebecca Watters

Volume Ten, Number TwoA look into the world of eclectic ski bum, globe-trotting vagrant, humanitarian, and music festival logistal mastermind Sharif Zawaideh — **Volume Ten, Number Two**
A look into the world of eclectic ski bum, globe-trotting vagrant, humanitarian, and music festival logistal mastermind Sharif Zawaideh

November 2016

A profile of ski mountaineering duo Janelle and Mark Smiley

Freeskier Magazine 2017 Resort Guide

Feature profile of skier Owen Leeper and his home mountain of Jackson Hole, WY

October 28-29, 2016The Wall Street Journal Weekend EditionOff Duty Travel & Adventure, The Lists IssueA short list of adrenaline-fueled adventure activities that your insurance might balk to cover — October 28-29, 2016
**The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition**
Off Duty Travel & Adventure, The Lists Issue
A short list of adrenaline-fueled adventure activities that your insurance might balk to cover

October 8-9, 2016The Wall Street Journal Weekend EditionTech: Gear & GadgetsLoathe the Great Outdoors?Off Duty cover feature with an essay by Alexandra Wolfe on getting out of the city, into nature, and what you need to make it happen. — October 8-9, 2016
**The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition**
Tech: Gear & Gadgets
Loathe the Great Outdoors?
Off Duty cover feature with an essay by Alexandra Wolfe on getting out of the city, into nature, and what you need to make it happen.

September 17-18, 2016The Wall Street Journal Weekend EditionGear & Gadgets: The Fall FifityBecause You Can Sway Coolly at Your Campsite: An examination of the hammock camping trend, how to do it and what you need. — September 17-18, 2016
**The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition**
Gear & Gadgets: The Fall Fifity
Because You Can Sway Coolly at Your Campsite: An examination of the hammock camping trend, how to do it and what you need.

August 6-7, 2016The Wall Street Journal Weekend EditionOff Duty Gear & GadgetsEffortlessly We Roll AlongA Off Duty cover feature on new advances in mountain bike design that have made bikes more efficient and versatile, and in turn, making the s… — August 6-7, 2016
**The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition**
Off Duty Gear & Gadgets
Effortlessly We Roll Along
A Off Duty cover feature on new advances in mountain bike design that have made bikes more efficient and versatile, and in turn, making the sport accessible for more people.

September 17-18, 2016The Wall Street Journal Weekend EditionOff Duty Travel & Adventure: The Fall FiftyA quick look at Colorado's historic thermal resorts and undeveloped natural hot springs — September 17-18, 2016
**The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition**
Off Duty Travel & Adventure: The Fall Fifty
A quick look at Colorado's historic thermal resorts and undeveloped natural hot springs

June 18-19, 2016The Wall Street Journal Weekend EditionOff Duty Travel & Adventure50 Ways to Beat the HeatSki in the Chilean Andes; Jump in a lake in the Canadian Rockies; Take an ice bath in the Italian Alps; Summer snow in Zurich, and cold sto… — June 18-19, 2016
**The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition**
Off Duty Travel & Adventure
50 Ways to Beat the Heat
Ski in the Chilean Andes; Jump in a lake in the Canadian Rockies; Take an ice bath in the Italian Alps; Summer snow in Zurich, and cold stones in Morocco

Summer 2016Cover story interviews and profiles of three of six women and their stories of grief, love and loss in the mountains (co-written with Megan Michelson) — Summer 2016
Cover story interviews and profiles of three of six women and their stories of grief, love and loss in the mountains (co-written with Megan Michelson)

Summer 2016The growing culture of pushing personal athletic and mental limits in Jackson Hole. — Summer 2016
The growing culture of pushing personal athletic and mental limits in Jackson Hole.

Summer 2016The Business of Dude Ranching: the history, modern trends, and current state of affairs in the Jackson Hole valley. — Summer 2016
The Business of Dude Ranching: the history, modern trends, and current state of affairs in the Jackson Hole valley.

March 2016An essay that looks at whether the new safety gear available to backcountry skiers is actually increasing overall safety and decreasing injuries and accidents — March 2016
An essay that looks at whether the new safety gear available to backcountry skiers is actually increasing overall safety and decreasing injuries and accidents

Backcountry Magazine, March 2016

A profile on Anchorage, AK-based Mountain Safety Logistics and the company role in ski movie safety and industry messages

Teton Gravity Research, February 14, 2016Nine Types of Ski Town RelationshipsA tongue-in-cheek look at some stereotypical relationships unique to ski town culture — Teton Gravity Research, February 14, 2016
**Nine Types of Ski Town Relationships**
A tongue-in-cheek look at some stereotypical relationships unique to ski town culture

February 13-14, 2016The Wall Street Journal Weekend EditionOff Duty, Travel & AdventureNo Perks, Please, We're Skiers. A story highlighting a few ski ares where the sport of skiing remains the star attraction over spas, real estate, and shopping — February 13-14, 2016
**The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition**
Off Duty, Travel & Adventure
**No Perks, Please, We're Skiers. A story highlighting a few ski ares where the sport of skiing remains the star attraction over spas, real estate, and shopping**

January 2-3, 2016The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition, Off Duty. Travel & Adventure.Ready for the Hunt? A Getaway for First Time Hunters in Wyoming.A feature story about hunting the hard way - on horseback in the Wyoming wilderness, and what … — January 2-3, 2016
**The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition, Off Duty. Travel & Adventure.**
**Ready for the Hunt? A Getaway for First Time Hunters in Wyoming.**
**A feature story about hunting the hard way - on horseback in the Wyoming wilderness, and what it means to hunt and eat meat in our modern world**

January 2016The Skier's GymA look at the Jackson Hole, Wyo., locals' secret for training for bigger objectives in the mountains: the town ski hill, Snow King Mountain. — January 2016
**The Skier's Gym**
A look at the Jackson Hole, Wyo., locals' secret for training for bigger objectives in the mountains: the town ski hill, Snow King Mountain.

January 9-10, 2016The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition, Off Duty. Gear and Gadgets.A heated ski boot for intermediates from Salomon to beat the cold. — January 9-10, 2016
**The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition, Off Duty. Gear and Gadgets.**
A heated ski boot for intermediates from Salomon to beat the cold.

January 9-10, 2016The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition, Off Duty. Gear and GadgetsTo Each His Own Custom SkiAre custom skis right for you? A look at the trend of hand-built, customized skis and three company profiles. — January 9-10, 2016
**The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition, Off Duty. Gear and Gadgets**
**To Each His Own Custom Ski**
**Are custom skis right for you? A look at the trend of hand-built, customized skis and three company profiles.**

December 2015Forecast Ski Magazine (Issue 3!)An interview with the refreshing, opinionated barrier breaking big mountain phenom and skier Tatum Monod — December 2015
Forecast Ski Magazine (Issue 3!)
**An interview with the refreshing, opinionated barrier breaking big mountain phenom and skier Tatum Monod**

December 12-13, 2015The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition, Off DutyMore Powder to YouA look at some interesting new ways to take a ski trip around the globe, from Wyoming to Japan — December 12-13, 2015
The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition, Off Duty
**More Powder to You**
**A look at some interesting new ways to take a ski trip around the globe, from Wyoming to Japan**

December 2015Feature story about a ski mountaineering exploration of Slovenia's fabled, off the beaten track Julian Alps. With friends Liza Sarytchev, Molly Baker, KT Miller as photographer, and a few Slovenian and Italian characters along the way. — December 2015
Feature story about a ski mountaineering exploration of Slovenia's fabled, off the beaten track Julian Alps. With friends Liza Sarytchev, Molly Baker, KT Miller as photographer, and a few Slovenian and Italian characters along the way.

December 5-6, 2015The Wall Street Journal, Weekend Edition, Off Duty20 Odd Questions: Lindsey VonnThe celebrated Olympic downhill skier dishes on life, training, duct tape, and coffee in a down to earth interview — December 5-6, 2015
The Wall Street Journal, Weekend Edition, Off Duty
**20 Odd Questions: Lindsey Vonn**
**The celebrated Olympic downhill skier dishes on life, training, duct tape, and coffee in a down to earth interview**

November 2015

A conversation and profile of globe-trotting professional skier, guide, mountaineer and mother Jessica Baker

Lynsey Dyer reveals her motivations for testing the waters of reality television and the world of mainstream media

Volume Nine, No. Two

A profile of Italian pro skier Giulia Monego

October 2015The High Price of Powder: a tale of a deep powder and frigid temperatures — October 2015
**The High Price of Powder: a tale of a deep powder and frigid temperatures**

September, 2015MONOSKI FOREVER: Chamonix's Enduring Monoski CultureA feature, firsthand look at the thriving monoski culture in Chamonix, France, and its main characters — September, 2015
**MONOSKI FOREVER: Chamonix's Enduring Monoski Culture**
A feature, firsthand look at the thriving monoski culture in Chamonix, France, and its main characters

July 21, 2015: The Guardian SportsThe World's Most Dangerous Triathlon CourseMountain sports enthusiasts in Jackson, WY, are putting a whole new spin on the idea of a three sport triathlon, including frigid lake waters and navigating fatal exposure … — July 21, 2015: The Guardian Sports
**The World's Most Dangerous Triathlon Cours**e
Mountain sports enthusiasts in Jackson, WY, are putting a whole new spin on the idea of a three sport triathlon, including frigid lake waters and navigating fatal exposure in a three sport course

TetonGravity.com, July, 2015A skid's guide to navigating the Andes from touchdown to the powder. — TetonGravity.com, July, 2015
**A skid's guide to navigating the Andes from touchdown to the powder.**

TetonGravity.com, April 2015A visit to bare-bones skier hut in Schladming, Austria, for TGR's Base Camp Column — **TetonGravity.com, April 2015**
A visit to bare-bones skier hut in Schladming, Austria, for TGR's Base Camp Column

January 2015

That Guy: Diego Allolio: A profile of one of Argentina's most vocal proponents of avalanche education and responsible backcountry use, and the work he is doing on the ground.

Weekend Edition: Off Duty, Gear & Gadgets, December 20-21, 2014

Uphill Skiing, Explained: In search of fresh powder and an invigorating workout, enthusiasts are skiing uphill before zooming down. A look at the best gear for alpine touring

An explanation of the sport and breakdown of gear with uphill skiing and downhill performance

December 2014 Photo AnnualOn Location: Jackson Hole, Wyoming: A Teton Bar Crawl from Jackson's Mangy Moose to Grand Targhee's Trap BarThe tale of a six-day backcountry ski mission and search for epic lines downgraded into a three day, 27-mile traver… — **December 2014 Photo Annual**
**On Location: Jackson Hole, Wyoming: A Teton Bar Crawl from Jackson's Mangy Moose to Grand Targhee's Trap Bar**
**The tale of a six-day backcountry ski mission and search for epic lines downgraded into a three day, 27-mile traverse of the Teton Range**

December 2014The details on AvaTech, a new avalanche information and snow science tool that may change the way in which the snow community analyzes and shares snowpack information. — **December 2014**
The details on **AvaTech**, a new avalanche information and snow science tool that may change the way in which the snow community analyzes and shares snowpack information.

Fall 2014A informal chat for SBC about life, skiing, and goals with Candide Thovex over some beers in his hometown ski area of La Clusaz, France — **Fall 2014**
A informal chat for SBC about life, skiing, and goals with **Candide Thovex** over some beers in his hometown ski area of **La Clusaz, France**

Weekend Edition: Off Duty Tech, November 14-15, 2014The New Breed of High Performance Wool Clothing: Long a tried-and-true textile for outdoor apparel, wool is getting engineered for higher performanceA look into the resurgence of the American texti… — **Weekend Edition: Off Duty Tech, November 14-15, 2014**
**The New Breed of High Performance Wool Clothing:** Long a tried-and-true textile for outdoor apparel, wool is getting engineered for higher performance
**A look into the resurgence of the American textile supply chain and the new opportunities for small, innovative companies - including entrepreneurial sheep ranchers**

Weekend Edition: Off Duty, Travel & Adventure, November 1-2, 2014Hard-to-Reach Hotels: These accommodations can only be reached on bike, horse or by foot, but they reward guests with tasty cuisine, plush beds and even better views. A look at fiv… — **Weekend Edition: Off Duty, Travel & Adventure, November 1-2, 2014**
**Hard-to-Reach Hotels**: These accommodations can only be reached on bike, horse or by foot, but they reward guests with tasty cuisine, plush beds and even better views. A look at five notable spots around the globe.

October 2014 Travel GuideThat Guy: Wild Bill: In the skin track with Bill Bowen, Jackson's naked, hard charging, freest spirit — **October 2014 Travel Guide**
**That Guy: Wild Bill:** In the skin track with Bill Bowen, Jackson's naked, hard charging, freest spirit

TetonGravity.com, January 2015A light-hearted guide to the history and the best step-by-step preparation for cleanly nailing the infamous Corbet's Coulior. With interviews and tips fro professional skiers and snowboarders, as well as tips from ski p… — **TetonGravity.com, January 2015**
A light-hearted guide to the history and the best step-by-step preparation for cleanly nailing the infamous Corbet's Coulior. With interviews and tips fro professional skiers and snowboarders, as well as tips from ski patrol .

Teton Gravity.com, May, 2015A chat with the low key yet super-skilled ski mountaineer, photographer and Montana girl Kt Miller — **Teton Gravity.com, May, 2015**
A chat with the low key yet super-skilled ski mountaineer, photographer and Montana girl Kt Miller

Winter 2014-15First person account of a multi-day trip to the Teton Range yurt system run by Rendevous Mountain Guides — **Winter 2014-15**
First person account of a multi-day trip to the Teton Range yurt system run by Rendevous Mountain Guides

TetonGravity.com, November, 10 2014A humorous, pull-no-punches review of selected ski town stereotypes, and the stereotypical ski bums that belong in each. Based on personal observations and other non-scientific research. — **TetonGravity.com, November, 10 2014**
A humorous, pull-no-punches review of selected ski town stereotypes, and the stereotypical ski bums that belong in each. Based on personal observations and other non-scientific research.

Weekend Edition: Off Duty, Seasonal Guide, September 13-14, 2014The Off Duty Fall 50: A write-up on Maven Optics, a Wyoming-based, high-quality custom binocular company — **Weekend Edition: Off Duty, Seasonal Guide, September 13-14, 2014**
**The Off Duty Fall 50:** A write-up on Maven Optics, a Wyoming-based, high-quality custom binocular company

Summer Issue, 2014

Dream Jobs: Profile of Victor, Idaho-based entrepreneur, skier, and dirt biker Kate Schade. Owner of Kate's Real Food.

Weekend Edition: Off Duty, Seasonal Guide, April 1-2, 2014The Off Duty Spring 50: The Ratu Motu, a surfer's dream for hire in the shape of a massive, luxury break hunting boat in Indonesia — **Weekend Edition: Off Duty, Seasonal Guide, April 1-2, 2014**
**The Off Duty Spring 50:** The Ratu Motu, a surfer's dream for hire in the shape of a massive, luxury break hunting boat in Indonesia

Backcountry Magazine, February 2014That Guy: Peter Linn: Skiing with taciturn cowboy, patroller, and ski mountaineer Pete Linn.Hot Spring: The best skier's hot spring ever, deep in an isolated Andean valley on the Chile/Argentina border, days from a… — **Backcountry Magazine, February 2014**
**That Guy: Peter Linn:** Skiing with taciturn cowboy, patroller, and ski mountaineer Pete Linn.
**Hot Spring:** The best skier's hot spring ever, deep in an isolated Andean valley on the Chile/Argentina border, days from anything.

Backcountry Magazine January 2014Norway: A feature story on the expansive Den Norske Turistforning (DNT) Association hut system in a backcountry skier's paradise of fjords and mountains.Women's Specific Gear: Necessity or Preference: A piece explori… — **Backcountry Magazine January 2014**
**Norway:** A feature story on the expansive Den Norske Turistforning (DNT) Association hut system in a backcountry skier's paradise of fjords and mountains.
**Women's Specific Gear: Necessity or Preference**: A piece exploring whether the trend is science or just marketing hype

Freeskier Backcountry Issue, 2014Profile of Canadian skier and guide Christina LustenbergerHuts: Insider contributions to a global guide on backcountry ski huts — **Freeskier Backcountry Issue, 2014**
Profile of Canadian skier and guide Christina Lustenberger
Huts: Insider contributions to a global guide on backcountry ski huts

Weekend Edition: Off Duty, Travel & Adventure, January 25-26, 2014INSIDER'S GUIDE TO SANTIAGO, CHILE: Chile's booming capital offers up colonial architecture, impressive views and fresh fusion fare. Here's our travel guide on where to eat, sleep… — **Weekend Edition: Off Duty, Travel & Adventure, January 25-26, 2014**
**INSIDER'S GUIDE TO SANTIAGO, CHILE:** Chile's booming capital offers up colonial architecture, impressive views and fresh fusion fare. Here's our travel guide on where to eat, sleep, drink and play in Santiago, Chile

Weekend Edition: Off Duty, Gear and Gadgets January 25-26, 2014SNEAKERS THAT WERE BORN TO RUN ON ICE: Swedish shoe maker Icebug and its steel carbide-studded winter running shoes — **Weekend Edition: Off Duty, Gear and Gadgets January 25-26, 2014**
**SNEAKERS THAT WERE BORN TO RUN ON ICE:** Swedish shoe maker Icebug and its steel carbide-studded winter running shoes

Skiing, The Photo Issue, October 2013The Rise of the Female Pro: A look at the media, films, stories, and other work female athletes are doing to promote themselves. — **Skiing, The Photo Issue, October 2013**
**The Rise of the Female Pro:** A look at the media, films, stories, and other work female athletes are doing to promote themselves.

Weekend Edition, Travel & Adventure, Off Duty, December 28-29, 2013Classic Ski Lifts: A travel story on the charms of old, slow, chairlifts, and a round up of five worthy old lifts still running around North America. — **Weekend Edition, Travel & Adventure, Off Duty, December 28-29, 2013**
**Classic Ski Lifts:** A travel story on the charms of old, slow, chairlifts, and a round up of five worthy old lifts still running around North America.

Weekend Edition, Gear and Gadgets, Off Duty, November 16-17, 2013The Best Bikes to Pedal in Snow: A look at the history, growing popularity and uses of ultra-fat-tired bikes in snow and sand, and on the street. — **Weekend Edition, Gear and Gadgets, Off Duty, November 16-17, 2013**
**The Best Bikes to Pedal in Snow:** A look at the history, growing popularity and uses of ultra-fat-tired bikes in snow and sand, and on the street.

Weekend Edition: Gear and Gadgets, Off Duty, November 3-4, 2013The Most Innovative Ski Gear of the Season: The best gear for all levels of skiers and snowboarders — **Weekend Edition: Gear and Gadgets, Off Duty, November 3-4, 2013**
**The Most Innovative Ski Gear of the Season**: The best gear for all levels of skiers and snowboarders

Buyers Guide 2013Gear write ups on new 2014 skis and boots from Powder Week — **Buyers Guide 2013**
Gear write ups on new 2014 skis and boots from Powder Week

Volume 7.1, Summer 2013

MIke Tierney: Feature profile of Jackson skier and artist

Volume 6.4, Photo Annual, 2013Hankin Evelyn: A ski touring only ski area in northern British Columbia, outside the town of Smithers — **Volume 6.4, Photo Annual, 2013**
**Hankin Evelyn:** A ski touring only ski area in northern British Columbia, outside the town of Smithers

Backcountry Edition, 2013VIA Rail: The story of a backcountry exploration using Canada's whistle stop train lines through central and northen British Columbia — **Backcountry Edition, 2013**
**VIA Rail: The story of a backcountry exploration using Canada's whistle stop train lines through central and northen British Columbia**

ESPN X Games, April 2014Catching up with Cody Barnhill, pro skier and star of Sweetgrass Productions 'Valhalla.' — **ESPN X Games, April 2014**
Catching up with Cody Barnhill, pro skier and star of Sweetgrass Productions 'Valhalla.'

Volume 6.1, Summer 2012

The Great Disappearing Act: Feature profile on Kristen Ulmer, one of freeskiing's most talented female pioneers and biggest characters - until she vanished from the scene.

Weekend Edition: Travel & Adventure, Off Duty, June 16-17, 2012HIT THE SUMMER SLOPES: A guide to five once in a lifetime spots to ski in the (Northern Hemisphere) summer, from Chile to the Arctic — **Weekend Edition: Travel & Adventure, Off Duty, June 16-17, 2012**
**HIT THE SUMMER SLOPES:** A guide to five once in a lifetime spots to ski in the (Northern Hemisphere) summer, from Chile to the Arctic

Summer 2012GLITZ IN THE SOUTHERN CONE: A tale of digress: Tempted by Argentina's incredible style and designers, finishing off a ski expedition with hunt to find a fabulous dress (after stashing 100-plus lbs of mountain gear in storage) — **Summer 2012**
**GLITZ IN THE SOUTHERN CONE:** A tale of digress: Tempted by Argentina's incredible style and designers, finishing off a ski expedition with hunt to find a fabulous dress (after stashing 100-plus lbs of mountain gear in storage)

Weekend Edition: Travel & Adventure, Off Duty, March 10-11, 2012MIND OVER MOUNTAIN: Kristen Ulmer's Zen ski camp, Ski to Live, aims to make people better skiers by way of becoming better individuals. We tried out her three day camp at Alta, Utah… — **Weekend Edition: Travel & Adventure, Off Duty, March 10-11, 2012**
**MIND OVER MOUNTAIN:** Kristen Ulmer's Zen ski camp, *Ski to Live,* aims to make people better skiers by way of becoming better individuals. We tried out her three day camp at Alta, Utah to see what would happen.

Weekend Edition: Travel & Adventure, January 15-16, 2012FRESH IN POWDER: A round-up of unusual and off the beaten path new offerings to shake up the winter-time ski vacation — **Weekend Edition: Travel & Adventure, January 15-16, 2012**
**FRESH IN POWDER:** A round-up of unusual and off the beaten path new offerings to shake up the winter-time ski vacation

November 2012HITCHER: Contributing to the 'bad' segment, a amusing tale of mishaps stemming from hitching a ride to Roger's Pass from Revelstoke with the worst ski and backcountry buddy — **November 2012**
**HITCHER**: Contributing to the 'bad' segment, a amusing tale of mishaps stemming from hitching a ride to Roger's Pass from Revelstoke with the worst ski and backcountry buddy

2013Aspen's Apres Bike — 2013
Aspen's Apres Bike

Volume 4.4, Summer 2011CAUGHT PANTS DOWN, IN THE ARGENTINE BACKCOUNTRY: Ever had a bad day skiing? Not like this. The comical first person tale of a solo tour ski tour outside of Caviahue, Neuquen, gone disastrously, mortifyingly wrong. — **Volume 4.4, Summer 2011**
**CAUGHT PANTS DOWN, IN THE ARGENTINE BACKCOUNTRY:** Ever had a bad day skiing? Not like this. The comical first person tale of a solo tour ski tour outside of Caviahue, Neuquen, gone disastrously, mortifyingly wrong.

November 2010TETON PASS AMBASSADOR: After controversy dissolves, Jay Pistono reeducates Teton Pass users — **November 2010**
**TETON PASS AMBASSADOR:** After controversy dissolves, Jay Pistono reeducates Teton Pass users

Volume 3.4, Summer 2010ANDES: The introduction to the Andes mountain segment, one of five sections of the photo bookSWIFT SILENT DEEP: The story of the movie on the Jackson Hole Hole Force, with interviews and history — **Volume 3.4, Summer 2010**
**ANDES:** The introduction to the Andes mountain segment, one of five sections of the photo book
**SWIFT SILENT DEEP**: The story of the movie on the Jackson Hole Hole Force, with interviews and history

Volume 3.2, Fall 2009NO HAY NIEVE: A gallivanting hunt ruled on faith in a myth, word of mouth, a (once a week) local bus, gaucho horses, and skintracks to find a remote stone hut, hot springs, and two reclusive professional French snowboarders deep… — **Volume 3.2, Fall 2009**
**NO HAY NIEVE:** A gallivanting hunt ruled on faith in a myth, word of mouth, a (once a week) local bus, gaucho horses, and skintracks to find a remote stone hut, hot springs, and two reclusive professional French snowboarders deep in the Andean backcountry.

Teton Gravity, March 14, 2013Everyone is always talking about the usual ski bum jobs: ski or rental tech, bartender, ski schooler, but mini-skirted apres-ski cocktail waitress is unique among the skid jobs. — **Teton Gravity, March 14, 2013**
Everyone is always talking about the usual ski bum jobs: ski or rental tech, bartender, ski schooler, but mini-skirted apres-ski cocktail waitress is unique among the skid jobs.

ESPN, November 11, 2011

A high profile homicide case sheds light on the little-known but serious consequences tied to experience and liability for groups of backcountry skiers under European law

October 2009RAGS TO RICHES: Jackson Hole's new tram and persistent, dirtbag culture — **October 2009**
**RAGS TO RICHES:** Jackson Hole's new tram and persistent, dirtbag culture

ESPN, June 24, 2014Gulia Monego on becoming an IFMGA guide — **ESPN, June 24, 2014**
Gulia Monego on becoming an IFMGA guide

ESPN, March 5, 2012Yurting in the Tetons with Eric 'Hoji' Hjorleifson — **ESPN, March 5, 2012**
Yurting in the Tetons with Eric 'Hoji' Hjorleifson

ESPN, August 31, 2011Talking with Rory Bushfield about skiing, flying, Hollywood and the late Sarah Burke — **ESPN, August 31, 2011**
Talking with Rory Bushfield about skiing, flying, Hollywood and the late Sarah Burke

Summer 2010RISKY BUSINESS: Story on female athletes, risk of blood clots and birth control: who might be at risk, why, and what methods are riskier than others, especially for endurance athletes — **Summer 2010**
**RISKY BUSINESS:** Story on female athletes, risk of blood clots and birth control: who might be at risk, why, and what methods are riskier than others, especially for endurance athletes