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Wasatch Magazine

The Outdoor Magazine of the U

Wasatch Magazine

The Outdoor Magazine of the U

Wasatch Magazine

Thirteen and Strong with Aja Lindley

Thirteen and Strong with Aja Lindley

Aashna Shah, Writer
September 16, 2021

Aja Lindley is a 13-year-old climber living in Utah who has already shown a lot of promise in the sport. She was initially a competitive gymnast with an intense schedule. For six years, she trained for...

Video: Projecting with Chris Bowen

Video: Projecting with Chris Bowen

Kiernan Dunn, Videographer
August 23, 2021

Earlier this summer I took a trip out to Yosemite to camp and visit some famous climbing spots. Here I met Chris Bowen, a long time climber, traveler, and founder of a new and innovative guidebook...

Type 2 Fun: Ishkabibble Edition

Type 2 Fun: Ishkabibble Edition

Aashna Shah
July 19, 2021

Enjoyment of outdoor experiences can generally be classified as Type 1 fun or Type 2 fun. Type 1 fun is when every moment of your experience was fun and enjoyable. Resort skiing or a chill sunny day at...

Prioritizing Personal Health During Online School

Prioritizing Personal Health During Online School

Aashna Shah, Writer
February 22, 2021

This has been an unprecedented semester and, for the majority of us, online school is definitely not an ideal option. I personally have felt like this semester has been more emotionally and mentally draining...

Climbing To New Heights With Kyra Condie

Climbing To New Heights With Kyra Condie

Julia Case, Staff Writer
December 8, 2020

Hailing from Shoreview, Minnesota, Kyra Condie started climbing at age 11 and never looked back. “I think I started at a birthday party actually,” Condie said. “I just loved it right away.” She...

Climbing Out of a Hard Place

Climbing Out of a Hard Place

Katie Riley
September 15, 2020

Most people agree that it’s a good thing to expand your comfort zone. It’s exciting to push the boundaries of your hobbies and become stronger. It can also be terrifying, and rightfully so. Sometimes...

Psychological Safety in Outdoor Groups

Psychological Safety in Outdoor Groups

Kassie Amann
August 25, 2020

When we are making decisions in the outdoors, there’s often a pivotal moment when our safety hangs in the balance. We’ll weigh risk and reward to decide whether to drop into a chute, hike through a...

Climbing in the Time of Corona

Climbing in the Time of Corona

Nate Caines
April 27, 2020

On Friday the 27th, Governor Herbert announced Utah would be under a Stay at Home “directive”. Making it voluntary (and most likely wise) for all those in the state, besides residents of Salt Lake...

Crag Not Crap

Crag Not Crap

Annie Duong
April 25, 2020

Moab, Utah is a miraculous place. For being so vast and barren, it has so much to offer. Whether you’re there for camping, climbing or any of the other activities, we need to preserve our beautiful surroundings...

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