Recently we headed south on a camping trip to Zion National Park and checked the unique landscape of southwest Utah. Join us as we document the excursion in photos.
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Good Karma on the Gros Ventre
Two days ago, I received an unexpected phone call notifying me that a fly box I lost two years ago had been found on the Gros Ventre River. What goes around comes around.
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Recently, the Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance welcomed the Wild & Scenic Film Festival to the Center for the Arts to celebrate environmental cinema and raise awareness of a proposed natural gas project near the Hoback River
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Heading South
Another ski season wraps up in Jackson Hole and the unpredictability of the winter definitely won out over the high hopes of a repeat La Nina season. I honestly can’t complain though. I know a lot of people would chalk up a sub 400 inch snowfall year to a complete failure, but I have to disagree.
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Spring Riding in Jackson Hole
No doubt, powder riding is awesome. But there’s nothing wrong with a slush gathering on a bluebird spring day in the Stash Park at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.
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Written by Kevin Wittig
As ski resorts suffered financially this season from the lack of snowfall, Wall Street made a fortune using a new type of weather derivative that allows speculators to bet on the amount of snowfall.
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Red Bull Supernatural Competition
The best snowboard competition in the history of the sport aired on NBC this weekend and the Pink Garter Theater in Jackson Hole hosted a viewing party with Supernatural mastermind and champion Travis Rice.
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Night Creature
“Welcome to history,” Mike Vase says, pushing open the door to the Ski Patrol cabin on the top of Rendezvous Mountain. It’s 7 PM. The last Tram has long since docked, all the skiers and riders have gone, and Ski Patrol…
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Spring Fly Fishing in Jackson Hole
Enjoying a warm spring day, I ventured to Grand Teton National Park and dusted off the fly rod in search of hungry Fine Spotted Snake River Cutthroat Trout.
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First Time on a First Tram
I get Hanna’s text last night at 10pm – “first tram tomorrow?” I’ve never been a first-tram type of girl, but as I thought about other Jackson traditions I’d already crossed off my list – D.O.G.burritos, weekly trips to the post office to pick up my mail (no home delivery out here), Moose hockey games, wearing a beanie at all times, making out with a really hot snowboard instructor – I figured catching “first box” was one I couldn’t leave Jackson without.
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