Author Jenny Willden

Jenny Willden is the Managing Editor of Outdoor Sports Guide and a self-proclaimed gear and grammar nut. She's a member of the North American Travel Journalists Association and the Adventure Travel Trade Association. A lover of adventure and travel, she's happiest when riding horses or snowboarding in Utah’s mountains. Follow Jenny’s exploits on Twitter @jennywillden or Instagram @jlwillden.

Event Spotlights Salt Lake City Marathon
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Salt Lake Marathon 2011

Also: Half Marathon and Bike Tour Join runners and cyclists of all ages and ability levels for the marathon, half marathon, 5K, kids marathon and bike tour on Saturday, April 16. This marathon is certified and sanctioned through USATF and…

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Win Free Food

from the Porcupine Pub Enter to win free food at Porcupine Pub in our Facebook Fan Giveaway! To enter, just scan this code with any barcode scan app on your smartphone and you’ll be directed to Outdoor Sports Guide’s Facebook…

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2011 Keeper Editor’s Note

Why do we love racing? It’s expensive, painful and exhausting, but something motivates us to plan our race calendar each year, sign up for a few events and spend months training, excitedly anticipating race day. For me, be it a…

Does it Work VestPac
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VESTPAC GADGET AND HYDRATION PACK

By Jenny Willden When you’re out all day skiing or riding, having a pack to tote water, electronics and valuables safely is heaven sent! Created in Jackson Hole, VestPac is the solution for carrying your MP3 player, smartphone, camera, ID,…

What's Hot EFX Performance
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Hologram Bands

By Jenny Willden Embedded hologram technology…it sounds like something out of a Star Trek episode, but is actually a health trend that’s catching on amongst celebrities, pro football players, surfers and regular Joes like you and me. No, these holograms…

Travel Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad
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Durango Bound

Winter Adventures in Southwestern Colorado Just a seven-hour drive from Salt Lake City (or less, depending on how closely you observe speed limits) is Durango, an old west town with modern-day charm. Established in 1881, Durango, Colorado is well known…

Health & Nutrition
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Rolfing for Skiers and Snowboarders

An Introduction to Structural Integration By Paul Wirth As Mother Nature dumps snow on Utah this winter, carloads of people are driving up the canyons, hiking the backcountry and riding lifts to enjoy epic powder and stunning terrain while coming…

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Turning Over to Telemark

A Guide To Tele Gear, Better Face Shots and Another World By Josh Madsen It is the best turn on snow, the telemark turn that is. But maybe you haven’t figured that out yet. I’m sure you’ve seen those freeheelers…

Resort Report
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Resort Report January 2011

By Jenny Willden Are you a first-timer ready to try your luck at rails, boxes and rollers? Or a seasoned park veteran looking to hone your skills? No matter which group you fit in to, Utah’s resorts offer a plethora…

Event Spotlights
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Helly Hansen Big Mountain Battle

Grab a buddy and explore Park City Mountain Resort on Saturday, February 12. As you visit checkpoints, ski and hike around the mountain, you’ll be tracked with a Flaik GPS and prizes will be awarded to top teams; including $2000…

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