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|  | Fixed on cycling (07.02.08)
Bikes a way of life for group |
|  | Aftermath: One runner's view of Wasatch Back Relay (06.24.08)
Surprisingly, my stomach forgave me. Unfortunately my hips and legs have yet to decide if they are willing to forgive and forget. After 16 miles in less than 24 hours, I guess I can't blame them for yelling at me when I attempt stairs. |
|  | The Wave (06.17.08)
The 112,500-acre Paria Canyon-Vermilion Cliffs Wilderness, between Kanab and |
|  | Big Air (06.10.08)
Father of two aims to set BMX ramp record in New York's Central Park
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|  | Finding refuge (06.03.08)
Bird sancturay still an escape for fowl, people |
|  | Snowpack good, bad news for anglers (05.27.08)
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho -- Anglers keyed up for Idaho's fishing season face two problems: high water and the cost of gas. |
|  | Desert camping in the spring can't be beat (05.20.08)
BOISE, Idaho -- Step out of your tent or camper in the morning and your eyes are immediately drawn to rock formations. |
|  | Researchers work to make skiing safer on knees (05.13.08)
BOISE, Idaho -- Downhill skiers often lug more than skis, boots and poles to the slopes. They also bring a nagging fear of a knee injury, a trauma that has prompted some to switch to snowboarding and others to give up the sport entirely. |
|  | By the Mercy of the River (05.06.08)
WESTWATER CANYON -- I want to thank the muddy waters of the Colorado River for letting me live. I had no lack of respect for the power of water before, but now I understand the meaning of the mercy of the river. |
|  | Winning on a tragic day (04.29.08)
Question and Answer with Utah's big mountain freeskier Kent Hyden, winner of the World Freeskiing Championships in Alyeska, Alaska. |
|  | Montana wants prairie dogs from Wyoming (04.22.08)
HELENA, Mont. -- Montana wildlife officials hoping to strengthen the state's sensitive population of white-tailed prairie dogs want to obtain some of the squirrel-like rodents from Wyoming, which has a lot more of them. |
|  | Hooked on Fishing (04.15.08)
OGDEN -- There was only so much shoreline to go around for the packed first day of the Ogden City Youth Fishing Club at Glassman's Pond. |
|  | Two weekends,two climbing fests (04.08.08)
OGDEN -- What's a climber in Ogden to do? ClimbFest or Send Fest? Maybe both. |
|  | Knowing the ropes of Las Vegas' Red Rocks (04.01.08)
LAS VEGAS -- If climbing is a sin, then Red Rocks may be the most unholy crag of them all. |
|  | Layton woman to compete in Eco-Challenge 2008 (03.25.08)
Layton -- Aly Fronk, 29, of Layton, has been selected to compete in the Eco-Challenge 2008. She was chosen as one of eight competitors out of an estimated 3,500 applicants worldwide. |
|  | Owner hoping dog sports catch on in Utah (03.18.08)
SANDY -- His name is Salix, but he may as well be called Super Dog and wear a cape because this dog can fly. |
|  | He with the least clothes wins (03.11.08)
Standing at the top of Snowbasin's Wildcat Ridge was a motley crew of snowboarders, dressed in heavy jackets and baggy snow pants. They were waiting for the start of the Xterra Snowboard Dash 4 Cash. |
|  | A Girl and Her Dogs (03.04.08)
At age 5 Kylee Price knew she wanted to be a dog sled racer. |
|  | Local skiers up to the challenge (02.26.08)
Powder Mountain slopestyle benefits 745 freestyle team |
|  | Kahuna Creations Big Stick (02.19.08)
OGDEN -- Just because longboarders ride on pavement doesn't mean they couldn't use a paddle to push them down the road. Helping to fill the need is the recently created Big Stick from Kahuna Creations. |
|  | No trail, no problem (02.12.08)
Ogden man nears 500 day hiking goal |
|  | Staying out of trouble in the backcountry (02.05.08)
MONTE CRISTO -- Snowmobiles are not what they used to be. In the old days a rider who took one off a groomed trail would sink in the powder and stay there until friends helped heave them back on the trail. |
|  | Deep snow, cold hinders mule deer's ability to eat (01.29.08)
Darlene Musselman believes that the wild deer in the Top of Utah are in desperate need of humanitarian aid and without it they are only weeks away from winter turning in to a disaster for them. |
|  | A precarious stance (01.22.08)
Cold ascent keeps climber on the edge |
|  | Ogden rolls out the red carpet for dealers, media (01.15.08)
OGDEN -- Gov. Jon Huntsman made a joke about wearing a tie to ease the anticipation in a room full of ski industry dealers and magazine representatives wearing snow clothing and waiting for his speech to end so they could go and ski powder. |
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