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Guide to Backcountry Skiing

Guide to Backcountry Skiing

What if we said you could ski pristine powder all day long, without lift lines, without crowds, and without renting a helicopter or powder cat? It’s called backcountry skiing (a.k.a. “alpine touring” or just “touring”), and it’s exploding in popularity. There are just two catches a) your legs are the chairlift and b) avalanches. This is where our lawyers step in and say, backcountry ski at your own risk! If you want to ski powder when there’s only ice or slush left in the resort, touring is the way to go. Unless you live in a ski town though, you...

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7 Hot Springs in the U.S.

7 Hot Springs in the U.S.

The benefits of hot springs have been known for ages as natural treatments for stress, pain, skin ailments, and more.   When applied directly to skin, mineral-rich and high silica content found in hot springs can smooth and soften dry, rough skin. In case moisturizer is not enough for you, we have a list of hot springs for you to check out, not only for the healing powers, but also for the opulent natural wonders. 1. Breitenbush Hot Springs, Detroit, Oregon This secluded Oregon retreat is the paragon of serenity. Breitenbush offers day use of their clothing-optional natural stone pools,...

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Training like Olympic Diver Sam Dorman

Training like Olympic Diver Sam Dorman

We caught up with Olympic Diver and Silver Medalist Sam Dorman about his training routine, his Rio qualifying experience, and of course his four-legged bud, Hank. Diving is not what you would call a popular hobby for most people. How did you know you wanted to be a diver? When I was six years old, I started doing gymnastics but I didn’t like my coaches. After seeing the Olympics on TV and watching diving for the first time, I knew diving is something I had to try. So I quit gymnastics. Since my dad was a teacher, he had the...

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Guide to Backcountry Skiing

Guide to Backcountry Skiing

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7 Hot Springs in the U.S.

7 Hot Springs in the U.S.

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Training like Olympic Diver Sam Dorman

Training like Olympic Diver Sam Dorman

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How the O + A Adventure Correspondent spends His Tax Refund

How the O + A Adventure Correspondent spends His Tax Refund

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Grant Legan, Globe Trotter

Grant Legan, Globe Trotter

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Traveling with Daniel Kelleghan

Traveling with Daniel Kelleghan

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7 holiday cocktails from these top tastemakers on Instagram

7 holiday cocktails from these top tastemakers on Instagram

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Interview with Tim Tierney of Stock Mfg. Co

Interview with Tim Tierney of Stock Mfg. Co

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