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By Fitz & Becca Cahall In the golden days, dirtbags lived to climb. They didn’t work, have permanent addresses or sponsors. They ate leftovers off of tourists’ plates and slept in beater cars or in caves. They stayed in one place only as long as...

On Friday, audiences will be able to take in breathtaking mountain views and run with herds of wild caribou — all from the comfort of north Evanston. The annual Wild and Scenic Film Festival will be held at the Evanston Ecology Center on Feb. 10 and...

Story & Photos By John Nestler The Tatshenshini through Dalton Post, Yukon, is an unassuming stream. Not exactly the “eyegasm” coined in the guidebook we’d read on the drive up from Haines. Zane, Sam and I have read plenty of trip reports framing...

If you haven’t noticed yet, I love podcasts. I listen to podcasts probably 40 hours a week or more. From the second I get into the office until I get home from the gym or running, I’m listening to podcasts. My podcasts tastes range from outdoors...