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Wasatch Magazine

The Outdoor Magazine of the U

Wasatch Magazine

The Outdoor Magazine of the U

Wasatch Magazine

Of Calm and Consequence

Of Calm and Consequence

James Linton, Guest Writer
October 16, 2023

I take a moment to breathe and consciously relax my muscles before trusting my hands and feet to carry me one move further up What the Hell, a sport climb high on the north side of Little Cottonwood canyon....

Snowmelt, Goats and Other Hazards

Snowmelt, Goats and Other Hazards

Ben Timm, Staff Writer
October 9, 2023

Skiing a big face in July in Utah feels like it should be a contradiction. But, after a record year of snowfall, such a thing appeared to be a very real possibility. This is a story of my attempt to do...

Two Ways You Can Actively Appreciate the Outdoors

Two Ways You Can Actively Appreciate the Outdoors

Eliza Nelson, Assistant Editor
October 2, 2023

You might think that spending every day of my childhood staring at the base of Mount Olympus would numb me to its grandeur—— that after seeing it so often I would forget to notice it entirely and walk...

CHECKING OFF A SALT LAKE CLASSIC: THE WEST SLABS OF OLYMPUS

CHECKING OFF A SALT LAKE CLASSIC: THE WEST SLABS OF OLYMPUS

Miranda Galbraith
September 28, 2023

From the time I moved to Salt Lake two years ago, the most prominent feature of the Wasatch from my window was always the rocky face of Mount Olympus. I’ve easily stared at the mountain hundreds of times,...

Darkening Dust

Darkening Dust

Sam McGahay, Staff Writer
September 25, 2023

Salt Lake City inhabitants, and everyone who lives in the Wasatch front, experience an exceptional range of weather throughout any given year. While our favorite playgrounds up in Brighton and Snowbird...

A World Away – Culture Shock and Experience

A World Away – Culture Shock and Experience

Makena Klinge, Editor
September 18, 2023

Imagine: 3,000 years ago.    Difficult, isn’t it? It’s hard enough for me to imagine my “five-year plan” let alone what life was like thousands of years ago. But I will say this: it’s...

A Moral in the Mountains

A Moral in the Mountains

Aidan Cooley, Staff Writer
September 15, 2023

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Enjoying the Outdoors Without Fatigue

Enjoying the Outdoors Without Fatigue

Sean Lynam, Guest Writer
September 7, 2023

To truly experience the wonder and comprehend the beauty of our planet, we need to explore the great outdoors. Going out for a walk or engaging in outdoor activities can rejuvenate us and make us feel...

It is Not Good to be Alone

It is Not Good to be Alone

Eliza Nelson, Staff Writer
June 5, 2023

The wind whips at the rain cover of my tent so violently I fear its pole will snap in half. I’ve already gotten up to secure things once but waiting for the weather to die down a second time seems pointless;...

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