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Patagonia-Santa Cruz County / Southern Arizona Gravel Adventure Field Guide
Great stuff from Gravel Adventure Field Guide.
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Recommended Read: Patagonia’s CEO on Reconciling Activism and Success
The New York Times published a great interview with Ryan Gellert, the CEO of Patagonia, over the weekend, and it’s very worth your time (it’s a pretty short read). It’s an insightful look into how he reconciles having to grow to survive with trying to limit impact. “It is absolutely valid and important that people…
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Railbiking Adventure in Retirement
Alright, I’m sticking to this railbiking thing. This bikepacking adventure looks incredible. Four retired gentlemen undertake a difficult, once in a lifetime railbiking adventure across the vast open spaces of Patagonia.
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Video: The Wilds of Patagonia
A short film showcasing some of the most spectacular scenery in Patagonia and following along one week of bikepacking, between Bariloche and El Bolsón in Argentina.
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Life of Pie
In 2002, mountain bikers and entrepreneurs Jen Zeuner and Anne Keller moved to Fruita, Colorado, in search of cheap rent, world-class single track, and free time to ride. Over 15 years later, the two unconventional women have helped reshape one of the state’s most conservative towns, uniting the community through advocacy, inclusivity, and damn good…
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Cruzar: Crossing Northern Patagonia by Bike
This looks like an absolutely incredible excursion. “Cruzar” documents a collaborative trip with adventure travel companies OneSeed Expeditions and Revolución Rides as they explore the Lake District, Carretera Austral, and Chiloé Island of northern Patagonia. The film provides a glimpse into the advance work that goes into expedition planning and what is now a unique…
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Patagonia Re-releases Underground Film, “Mountain of Storms”
In 1968, Yvon Chouinard, Doug Tompkins, Dick Dorworth, and Chris Jones left to climb Cerro Fitz Roy in Patagonia. The 8,000-mile trip was full of surfing, skiing, dirt-bagging and finally the third climb of Fitz Roy. The team filmed their exploits on a 16mm Bolex camera and shared it with small crowds when they got…
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A Late Summer Ascent of Longs Peak
Longs Peak (NenÃisótoyóú’u to the Arapaho people) is the most prominent mountain summit in the northern Front Range of the Rocky Mountains. The 14,259-foot fourteener (28th tallest peak in the U.S.) is the highest point in the Rocky Mountain National Park Wilderness and the northmost “fourteener” in the Rocky Mountains. I wanted to cap my…
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It’s Time to Tell the President How You Feel About Your Public Lands
Back when I was a Boy Scout on the way to earning my Eagle Scout badge, I spent a lot of time in the outdoors backpacking, climbing, and hiking. Throughout it all leave no trace ideals and awareness were hammered into our skulls. Public lands were ours to enjoy but also ours to protect and…
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It's Time to Tell the President How You Feel About Your Public Lands
Back when I was a Boy Scout on the way to earning my Eagle Scout badge, I spent a lot of time in the outdoors backpacking, climbing, and hiking. Throughout it all leave no trace ideals and awareness were hammered into our skulls. Public lands were ours to enjoy but also ours to protect and…
