Editors Note: Quinn Brett & The Tour Divide is an inspiring short film on the challenges of life for someone who is physically unable to use her legs and decides to take on The Tour Divide by bike. This is...Read More...
Whitewater Kayaking: A Four-Season Sport by Tom Potter When I started kayaking in 2009, the thought of traveling down a river strapped into a kayak was terrifying. However, like anything in life, after committing countless hours of practice I slowly...Read More...
Our very own team member Coby Trudell is the man shredding the downhill in this short film by Cody Carter. All footage was taken in the mountains surrounding Wenatchee. The bike chosen for the film is from Transition Bikes located...Read More...
Editors Note: We came across this article recently that we thought our readers may have interest in. Have you ever considered what it may be like to sleep on your bike, cook from your bike or lounge on your bike?...Read More...
Flow – The Elements of Freeride is a local film produced by North 40 Productions in Wenatchee. Created awhile back but still just as relevant today, we introduce Flow-The Elements of Freeride. Follow Geophysicist Rex Flake on a high-adrenaline mountain...Read More...
Wenatchee Naturalist course instructor Susan Ballinger wrote an article about cheatgrass and the role it plays in fueling wildfires which is the season we are in right now. You can find the article here on the Wenatchee Naturalist website. Below...Read More...
It’s that time of the year again. Time to start considering meal ideas for different adventure outings. Here is a handy video we came across on food items to buy from the grocery store to make 10 easy and cheap...Read More...
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, doing...Read More...
by Cameron Deamer-Phillips As outdoors people, the mantra of ‘plan ahead and prepare’ has been ingrained into our minds (and if not, it should be). Before a backcountry ski tour, we check avalanche conditions. Before a mountain bike ride, we...Read More...
