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Wasatch Magazine

The Outdoor Magazine of the U

Wasatch Magazine

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Utah Snow Paw-trol

Annie Duong, Writer
March 11, 2020

Dogs are used in a variety of professions from herding animals in agriculture to detecting chemicals, bombs and other potentially dangerous substances. Furthermore, dogs not only provide functional use...

Solitude Asks Drivers to Pay Up or Cozy Up

Solitude Asks Drivers to Pay Up or Cozy Up

Nate Caines, Writer
March 4, 2020

The implications of accessibility in the outdoors are controversial. When issues like environmentalism conflict with usability, people are bound to get left out. Until we learn to truly leave no trace,...

Photos by Brian Clark

Salt Lake Speed Riders

Steve Mammano, Writer
March 4, 2020

Some sports are interesting. Some sports are exciting. However, every once in awhile, you see a sport that makes your jaw drop and say, “That’s possible?” Welcome to the world of speed riding, where...

The Humble Brain Bucket

The Humble Brain Bucket

Kassie Amann, Writer
February 17, 2020

Many changes have come to skiing and snowboarding over the years, but few have radically changed ski culture the way that the ski helmet did. Wearing a helmet has become so normal that when people choose...

Photos by Peter Creveling

The Legacy of Mega Passes on the Ski Industry

Dan Belding, Writer
December 31, 2019

The term “core” is one which gets thrown around a lot in the ski industry. For skiers and snowboarders being core carries a connotation of being original, unique, and usually representing a crowd of...

Featured Trip: The Sky Way

Featured Trip: The Sky Way

Steve Mammano, Writer
October 23, 2019

“It’s done … I don’t think I can move my arm,” said Brett Davis as he sat in a snowbank on the side of the road in La Plata Canyon. AJ Verkouw, Davis’ partner on the trip, did a quick roadside...

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