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The Outdoor Magazine of the U

Wasatch Magazine

The Outdoor Magazine of the U

Wasatch Magazine

Climbing Wild Iris, Utah

Get a Job Outdoors This Summer

Nick Halberg
March 27, 2017

Birds are chirping, flowers blooming, and the stress of finals and unsolved summer plans grow with each passing day. Yes, spring is finally here. As students around campus scramble to bump their grades...

Raft through Southern Utah

Raft through Southern Utah

Claire Simon
March 27, 2017

Southern Utah is home to famous rock climbs, backpacking, and world-class canyoneering. It’s destination Red Rock. But it’s not all sandstone slabs — it’s also a place for epic whitewater rafting....

Hold onto Your Handlebars- Here Come the Chargers

Hold onto Your Handlebars- Here Come the Chargers

Dalton Rees
March 23, 2017

Hailing from Corner Canyon High School in Draper, UT, the Chargers constitute the largest high school mountain biking team in the country. With 138 active riders in 2016 alone, this fine-tuned trail-carving...

Fault Line Film Festival Salt Lake City Utah

Constellations on Camera

Kiffer Creveling
March 18, 2017

Have you ever wondered how to capture the night sky while camping? Photography harnesses light and stores the information on either film or a digital sensor, but when capturing images at night, you are...

9 Tips for the Perfect Adventure Crew

9 Tips for the Perfect Adventure Crew

Chris Hammock
March 14, 2017

Whether it’s on the first ascent of an isolated mountain or on a chill car camping excursion for the weekend, the people around you can make or break a trip. You can’t change much about the core personalities...

How to: Make Coffee When Camping

How to: Make Coffee When Camping

Samira Guirguis
March 12, 2017

Imagine that you’re deep in the Wasatch Mountains, hiking up to Mount Timpanogos 20 miles away from your favorite coffee shop or your fancy espresso machine at home. Scary thought, right? When you’re...

Good to Go, Meals for the Trail

Good to Go, Meals for the Trail

Dalton Rees
March 7, 2017

Spring break is quickly approaching, and so is the season of gradual snowmelt, wildflowers, and terrestrial rebirth. Whether you intend to flock to more temperate wilderness or strap on a pair of snowshoes...

Old School Navigation

Old School Navigation

Peter Creveling
March 7, 2017

Learning to survive in the wilderness is a skill many outdoorsmen and women brush under the rug. We think we’ll never get lost, our equipment will never fail, and if we   ever injure ourselves, it won’t...

Kick off the Climbing Season in the Valley of Zion

Kick off the Climbing Season in the Valley of Zion

Carolyn Webber
March 7, 2017

Ice and snow are sliding off the canyon walls, exposing those projects you’ve been dreaming about all winter. Rock climbing season is here. It’s still March though, an indecisive month that can toss...

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