Backcountry Magazine 126 - 2019 Skills Guide

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Backcountry Magazine 126 - 2019 Skills GuideTHE SKILLS GUIDE PRACTICE AND PROGRESS Learning never stops, even for the most experienced. Whether for dialing in navigation, understanding decision making processes or learning new rescue best practices, there are courses, workshops and opportunities out there for backcountry travelers of all levels. And there's always more knowledge to share, too. This year's Skills Guide covers the full spectrum, from gear and classes oriented toward first timers

stories occur where topography and history meet

pastoral landscapes

the market has exploded—there are 49 splitboards available

learn why Dave Weagle can’t stop innovating to improve our ride

An official statement from the People's Office of Defensible Consumption

the modern climbing writer Jeff Long retells Bridger's attempt on "Glass Mountain

AMERICA IS DAVID

Michael Hjelm Less and Less Alone - Alex Honnold Free soloing is often called the purest form of climbing: an intense

[Feature Contents] Tara Llanes leads the way for adaptive athletes on Bobsled Trail on Mt

Washington's Larrabee State Park

Northern Exposure

you have to take the conditions you’re given