Our hardy BBTC contingent pwns Portal and Poison Spider, then heads for a spin up Moab Rim ... Read More

Hiking is a mini-adventure. It allows you to take a break from normal life, without the time and cost involved in "real" vacation. You can see new things, new experiences, and if you want to challenge himself physically. If you live in Colorado, you never get to tourism opportunities for Colorado. The State has an abundance of world class hiking trails, enough to give a sense of remote, but still ... Read More

They must have gotten all the troupes and had them perform there. and of course, Riverdance is so cool, it gets TWO people to do introductions before it starts. And oh my GOD, Lynn Hillary (sp?) is a good singer. FACT: This was Breandan De Gallai's last performance with Riverdance. ENJOY!!! ... Read More

Here is about 6 minutes worth of the 3 PLUS hours we spent riding these trails. No matter how long we rode, we where never more than a few minutes from the van. We only skimmed the surface of the trails that they have. I wish I would of had the video space (and strength) left to film some of the black diamonds......maybe next time. Thank-You GROC for building such ... Read More

Could this be the end of summer camp as we know it? Have traditional summer camps - where kids enjoy horseback riding, archery, nature hikes to take, sing songs and s'mores around the campfire - seen their final days? Probably not. But given the way the specialty camps are Gaining Traction among today's youth, traditional camps are losing support. According to Theresa Torrone, a volunteer for the American Camp Association ... Read More

Using archival footage, still photographs, and interviews, KLUNKERZ tells the story of the earliest days of mountainbiking, from those who were there. Some of the biggest names in the industry, as well as some more obscure characters, recount the people and events that gave birth to the modern mountain bike. ... Read More