Editorial Featured 

Thank You Notes

January 7, 2020January 7, 2020 Lisa Lynn 287 Views 0 Comment Endgame, Jake Burton Carpenter, Karen Newman, Spike Clayton

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

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Nordic Skiing 

Flying Air Nordic

November 7, 2019January 7, 2020 Vermont Sports 2098 Views 0 Comment Endgame, Nordic Skiing

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

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Featured Triathlon 

Blessings

October 3, 2019October 3, 2019 Vermont Sports 1133 Views 0 Comment Endgame, Karen Newman, triathlon

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

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Adventures Op-Ed 

The Adrenaline of Stillness

September 3, 2019 Vermont Sports 575 Views 0 Comment Endgame, Essays, Leath Tonino

Can you get the same rush simply watching a leaf fall as you do climbing or mountain biking? BY LEATH

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Adventures Featured Hiking 

The Free Solo Backpacker

July 30, 2019July 30, 2019 Vermont Sports 545 Views 0 Comment Adventures, backpacking, Endgame, Free Solo

The author was never a rock climber, until the backpack with everything he needed for survival tipped over a cliff. 

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Adventures Op-Ed 

The Middle of Nowhere

June 26, 2019June 26, 2019 Vermont Sports 688 Views 0 Comment Endgame

Climbing nowhere can put you exactly where you need to be.  BY LEATH TONINO There is no road, hasn’t been a

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Adventures Op-Ed Paddling 

Looking Inside the Labyrinth

May 30, 2019June 4, 2019 Vermont Sports 865 Views 0 Comment Birding, Endgame, Leath Tonino, Little Otter Creek, otter creek

More than 1,000 acres of marsh and forest lie at the mouth of the Little Otter Creek in Ferrisburgh. And

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Featured Op-Ed Travel + Life 

One of the Most Prolific Plant Collectors in History Was a Vermonter

April 25, 2019April 25, 2019 Vermont Sports 668 Views 0 Comment Botany, Endgame, Horticulture, Pringle

At 19, Cyrus Pringle budded a small apple tree on his mother’s farm in East Charlotte. By the time he

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