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Growing Older and Tearing Tendons

July 26, 2021
Things to know, What's Happening
by Sarah Shaffer Sarah and Mark Shaffer took a "selfie" while doing an all day bike adventure while Mark's medial meniscus was healing. This year has brought many fun adventures. I have been fortunate ... Read More...

The Local or the Smartphone?

July 21, 2021
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The Local or the Smartphone? by Jim Phillips I parked my 1953 Willys Jeep at the trailhead several miles up from my house. It was a typical Leavenworth July morning, sunny and getting warmer. The ... Read More...

How to Leave no Trace in the Enchantments

May 12, 2021
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A note from our editor: For all those who love the Enchantments, here is a short video for you on ways to reduce your impact in the treasured wilderness area we all find amazing. Let's protect and support it, d... Read More...

Valuing Public Lands-Day To Day

May 5, 2021
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by Sarah Shaffer In 2017 I made it a point to find meaningful ways to go about my day to day costs with intention. Below are four ways you can contribute to our State Parks, National Parks, the Department of F... Read More...

Neglected Strengths to Do During Quarantine

March 26, 2021
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by Sarah Shaffer Personally, my climbing skills have not been increasing much during this time of Covid/quarantine. I came across this great article on the Access Fund website for how to increase strength and ... Read More...

The Kula Cloth!

January 27, 2021
Gear, Things to know, What's Happening
Have you ever wondered how to "leave no trace" when it comes to peeing in the woods? If you are a woman who enjoys time outside miles from the nearest porta-potty, this question could be one worth pondering. Fo... Read More...

Why the Climbing Gym Poses Lower Risk of SARS-CoV-2 Transmission Than You May Think

December 29, 2020
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Editors Note: Climbing gyms are a great opportunity for those who rock climb, alpine climb and or mountaineer to hone their skills, practice technique, gain strength and stay in climbing shape during winter or ... Read More...

Athletic Life Series-Jim & Carolyn Phillips the Athletic Duo

December 28, 2020
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Athletic Life Series-Jim & Carolyn Phillips the Athletic Duo Question: Jim and Carolyn, please tell us a bit about yourself.  Answer: Jim: I enjoy spending time with family, skiing and climbing. Being on ... Read More...

The Reluctant Birder

December 9, 2020
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The Reluctant Birder by Molly Steere This article was originally posted on the Visit Wenatchee Valley blog. I have fostered an irrational fear of birds for the majority of my life. Maybe it's because I saw... Read More...

2020 Banff Film Festival

December 2, 2020
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Banff Centre Mountain Film and Book Festival is one of the largest and most prestigious mountain festivals in the world. Held every fall from the Rocky Mountains of Banff, Canada, the 2020 Festival went virtual... Read More...
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We hope your summer can have moments of glee. Mome We hope your summer can have moments of glee. Moments of stillness, gratefulness, and joy…Wildfires are now upon us and we are thankful for all the fire fighters and personnel that are working hard to keep our wild places and city dwellings safe. Thank you.
The moon dust is here but the shredding is still g The moon dust is here but the shredding is still good! Sprinkles this weekend may bring the dust down. Did you know some trails should be ridden one way? People should consider avoiding hiking up some downhill mountain bike trails...Rosy Boa trail is one of the trails to avoid hiking on so you don’t potentially get hit by a mountain biker flying past. Let’s keep everyone safe. Pictured is team member Coby Trudell @kobendean on Rosy Boa trail. Picture taken by Cody Carter @codemangram.
“Should you shield the canyons from the windstor “Should you shield the canyons from the windstorms you will never see the true beauty of their carvings.”-Elizabeth Kubler-Ross. Picture taken by Sarah Shaffer looking down into the Cashmere region from a hike up the Cashmere canyons.
The heat has returned! Get out your water wings, k The heat has returned! Get out your water wings, kayaks, SUPs, rafts and inner tubes. Yesterday was a beautiful day to do some exploring along the Columbia River and take a dip in the refreshingly cold water. While the Wenatchee River was running pretty fast yesterday. Don’t forget to play it safe and use a PFD along with choose your river locale wisely. You can also download the Chelan PUD “Current” App for real time water levels. Happy floating!
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