Departments

Ann Thomas, MD and Nikki Kimball, PT

Improving mental health through exercise. Read more >>

Mike England

Exploring Bozeman by bike. Afoot and light-hearted I take to the open road,Healthy, free, the world before me,The long brown path before me leading wherever I choose.—Walt Whitman Read more >>

Valley-Ho

David Tucker

A world away, close to home. Fifty-four miles: that’s the distance between Gardiner and Livingston—and that short distance holds limitless adventure. But how do you distill all those options into a single weekend? I’m glad you asked. Read more >>

Better Biking

John Murie

Exercises to improve your cycling season. Read more >>

Dream vs. Reality: Whitewater Kayaking

the editors

Imagination and actuality rarely align. Read more >>

Better Safe Than Soggy

the editors

Tips & tricks for whitewater safety. Read more >>

Voodoo in the Hoodoos

Vicki Sielaff

Out in the wild woods, reality and myth come together. Read more >>

In-Town Adrenaline

Mike England

Streamboarding Bozeman. I hate to advocate drugs, alcohol, violence, or insanity to anyone, but they’ve always worked for me. —Hunter S. Thompson Read more >>

Trail Tails

Dr. Julie Oghigian

Tips and guidelines for hiking with a dog. Read more >>

Mud Vessels

Dawn Brintnall

How to avoid murdering your dog. Read more >>

Powder Payoff

Ann Vinciguerra

Solving the riddle of the Sphinx. Read more >>

Motor Ahead

David Tucker

Where can you ride your electric bike? Read more >>

Full Suspension

Pete Sveen

Wall-mounted bike storage. Read more >>

Natural Selection

Joe King

Simulated trail running takes stride. Read more >>

Snowbirds

Carol Polich

The Freezeout Lake waterfowl migration. Read more >>

Trust Fund

Mike England

Building a better outdoor companion. Read more >>

Not All Who Wonder Are Lost

Drew Pogge

Dealing with the changing face of Bozeman.“Wisdom begins in wonder.” —SocratesI recently saw a bumper sticker that read “Make Bozeman Montana Again,” and I laughed. Bozeman will never be Montana again, I thought. And my bare cynicism was upsetting. Read more >>