A Night on the Ice

By Heidi Myers On a Saturday morning in early January, I was up at 3 a.m. Worry and duty awoke

Ode to the Old Stinky Approach Shoe

Rearranging my mudroom recently, stashing the winter gear and staging the summer gear, I was forced to confront the sad

B egin with a definition. Mud season is a phenomenon of northern climes; a transition from brittle winter to soft

Last winter, I frostbit my big toes. Not very badly, but the piggies still hurt now, they ache. Oh, my

Vermont lost four people who had an enormous impact on the outdoor sports landscape. Here, we thank them. If you

If you can tell a man by his clothes, you can tell a skier by the boots he flies in.

One year ago, triathlete Karen Newman achieved a goal she had been working toward for 30 years. Today, she faces

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