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Wasatch Magazine

The Outdoor Magazine of the U

Wasatch Magazine

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...

Photo Series: White Cloud Mountains

Photo Series: White Cloud Mountains

Ryan Pearson, Staff Photographer
August 9, 2021

The White Clouds are a small, newly protected wilderness area near Stanley, Idaho that has stayed wild due to few entry points, few actual trails and even fewer accurate trail distances. It's also falling...

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...

Crossing Ozette

Packrafting: Take the Weight Off Your Feet!

Katie Riley
July 12, 2021

Water creates a path through landscapes that may otherwise be uncrossable. Following a river can take you through dense forest, and crossing a lake can save you the process of  walking around the perimeter....

Sharing The Mountain Isn’t As Easy As It Seems

Sharing The Mountain Isn’t As Easy As It Seems

Will Ginsburg, Staff Writer
June 21, 2021

Summertime in Utah and the mountains are all closed. I spend my nights staring at the ceiling and dreaming of the snow, of days spent snowboarding and skiing every day I could. I see my snowboard leaning...

The Best Backpacking Gear for Type 1 Fun

The Best Backpacking Gear for Type 1 Fun

Colby Child, Staff Writer
June 14, 2021

My first experience with backpacking was as a 14-year-old boy scout. Our troop set off from the Highline trailhead in the High Uinta’s for a four-day trip.  My pack weighed around 50 pounds while I...

The Beauty of Utah’s Spring “Skiing”

The Beauty of Utah’s Spring “Skiing”

Will Ginsburg
June 7, 2021

By the typical standards of the Utah ski season, this season was not a good one. Save for a couple strong stretches in the early parts of 2021, there wasn’t a ton to write home about. Snowpack stayed...

The Low Snow Backcountry Skiing of Idaho: A Photo Series

The Low Snow Backcountry Skiing of Idaho: A Photo Series

Ryan Pearson, Staff Photographer
May 12, 2021

Fueled by leftovers and hopes of good snow, my friend Ryan Dobi — sometimes his brother, Andrew Dobi — and I would drive for hours to some obscure mountain pass. I thought the extra burden of seven...

Opinion: Problematic Discourse in Skiing

Opinion: Problematic Discourse in Skiing

Aashna Shah, Staff Writer
March 17, 2021

Skiing is a Utah staple as well as one of the most prevalent outdoor activities in Utah. When you are a part of the outdoor community, it's easy to forget that most people do not partake in the same activities...

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