Author Outdoor Sports Guide Magazine

The mission of Outdoor Sports Guide Magazine is to inspire and educate endurance athletes and outdoor enthusiasts in the Mountain West through well-written content on adventure, travel, gear, health, fitness, nutrition, industry news, profiles, and ski resort information.

Hiking Hiking with your Pooch
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Hiking with Your Hound: Dog-friendly Trails in Utah

Story and Photos by Jerson Hatch “You know you need to exercise when your dog is fat,” this humorous, and true quote reminds me of the importance of exercising my dogs…and myself. But whether you have a chubby puppy or…

Rafting Lava Falls
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It Goes Downhill Fast

A Crash Course in Rowing the Grand Canyon’s Lava Falls By Steven Wesley Law Lava Falls is a nefarious, hydra-headed beast. She loves to embarrass me. She has tried to maim me. She has tried to drown me. She has…

Trailsides
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Mud, Guts and Gears:

A Look at the Intermountain Cup By Sean Zimmerman-Wall Since the late 1980s, mountain biking has gained traction with the adventurous crowd and more people have been taking up the sport in an effort to quench their thirst for adrenaline.…

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When She Says Jump, You Say How High

By Sean Zimmerman-Wall What would you dare to accomplish if you knew the only possible outcome was success? A new line at your favorite ski hill, the second pitch of a daunting climb or perhaps the big hit in the…

Snowsports
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Riding the Wasatch Resort Parks

Ski and Snowboard Tips for Wasatch Resort Parks By Sean Zimmerman-Wall When you mention Utah to most people, images of chest deep powder and sickeningly steep lines usually comes to mind. However, nestled in the Wasatch’s most popular resorts, is…

Rafting
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What to Expect on Guided River Rafting Trips

By Kamron Wixom Pack your duffel, strap on your sandals then kick back with a professional river outfitter. Moab, Utah is home to many such outfitters ready to take you into the backcountry with everything you’ll need for a multi-day rafting adventure.…

Trailsides
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Move Over Moab, Bike Brian Head

Story and Photos By Monique Beeley Nestled in the heart of the Dixie National Forest and sitting at 9,600 feet, Brian Head is Utah’s highest mountain resort town. Boasting more than 200 miles of mountain biking trails and with summer…

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