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The Outdoor Magazine of the U

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Black Diamonds, but Make it Biking

Black Diamonds, but Make it Biking

Makena Klinge, Writer
May 16, 2022

Ankles and shins caked in a layer of dust. Beads of sweat dripping down the frame of a sun-kissed face, red from the heat and exertion of the continuous downward press of a pedal. Fingers strained from...

Extending the Classroom Outside

Extending the Classroom Outside

Morrison Donovan, Staff Writer
May 9, 2022

Ask any number of University of Utah students, especially students who have come to the university from out of state, and they’ll likely tell you that Utah’s natural wonders and accessibility to the...

Peek-A-Boo and Spooky Gulch

Peek-A-Boo and Spooky Gulch

Since July 2021, I’ve been living and working as a housekeeper in Southern Utah at Zion National Park. Recently, I was able to plan a road trip through the surrounding areas before heading home for the...

Artist Feature: Leah Button

Artist Feature: Leah Button

Leah Button, Copy Editor
October 4, 2021

Leah Button is a junior at the University of Utah studying Architecture and Environmental and Sustainability Studies. She grew up in Salt Lake and has always loved exploring the amazing hiking trails in...

A Brief Introduction to Canyoneering

A Brief Introduction to Canyoneering

 In 2003, Aaron Ralston amputated his own arm after being trapped in a slot canyon for five days. It seems that more people have seen this incident as an invitation to try a new activity than as a warning...

How the Biden-Harris administration plans to protect the rights of Native Americans

How the Biden-Harris administration plans to protect the rights of Native Americans

Will Ginsburg
February 13, 2021

It has been several months since the inauguration of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, and I still find myself and all of my peers in the middle of a collective sigh of relief. The...

Is Utah's Body Truly a Temple? The Moab Oil and Gas Drilling Scare

Is Utah’s Body Truly a Temple? The Moab Oil and Gas Drilling Scare

Sierra Marty, Staff Writer
November 30, 2020

Moab is known as Utah's very own desert heaven here on Earth. Until recently, over 114,000 acres of southern Utah land owned by the Bureau of Land Management was going to be opened up by the Trump Administration...

Dazed by the Desert: A Photo Series

Kelly Loutzenheiser
October 10, 2020

Alright, brace yourself for an unpopular opinion, I used to hate the desert. Every year back in high school, spring break would roll around and my parents would decide — with the help of my sisters but...

Courtesy of Steph Davis

Six questions with Steph Davis

Nate Caines
May 8, 2019

Steph Davis is a professional rock climber, free-soloer, BASE-jumper and more. She's written the books Learning to Fly and High Infatuation. She answered six questions for Wasatch on risk and the outdoors. 1.)...

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