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2008 Pole Pedal Paddle Preview

By Cody Wickersham - February 29th, 2008

The 2008 U.S. Bank Pole Pedal Paddle, Central Oregon's premiere multi-sport adventure race, with relay legs in six different outdoor sports, opens registration for the May 17 event.

Ironman Couer d'Alene - June 2007

By Justin Johnson - February 26th, 2008

My first Ironman competition, it doesn't get much harder than this.

The Challenge of Orienteering

By Dougald MacDonald - November 28th, 2007

Welcome to the confounding and addictive world of competitive orienteering, a blend of cross-country running and navigation, with brains and woods sense counting more than brawn.

French Team Takes Raid Qualifying Event

By GreatOutdoors Staff - July 28th, 2006

With the last of three qualifying events now concluded, a total of 34 teams remain in contention for The Raid World Championships scheduled for Quebec in September.

Team Nike Dominates Raid World Cup Stage

By GreatOutdoors Staff - June 22nd, 2006

Stage 2 of the Raid World Cup sees a first and third place finishes by two Nike teams as the competition prepares to move to Europe for Stage 3

Team Spyder Conquers Australia

By GreatOutdoors Staff - March 19th, 2006

USA's Team Spyder came out on top in Stage 1 of X-Adventure The Raid adventure race in the blistering heat and hot sun of Margaret River, Australia

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Video: Wonderland Project

March 31st, 2005

Two friends take on an almost impossible goal: Run the Wonderland Trail, circumnavigating Washington's Mount Rainier, in a single 24-hour push.

It's All In Your Head

By Nancy Hobbs - December 10th, 2004

A veteran's tips for getting off road and onto the trail--an attitude adjustment is part of the training.

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Around Mount St. Helens in One Day

By Mike McQuaide - April 23rd, 2004

Where in the Northwest can you experience a full spectrum of spectacular landscape? From rain forest to desert, from canyons to riverbeds, from alpine meadows to volcanic blast zones, here's a 30-mile trail run you'll never forget.

Night Running in the Northwest

By Mike McQuaide - April 23rd, 2004

Nighttime trailrunning. It's not for everyone, but once you get the hang of it, it's a good way of staying fit through the winter months.

Drop & Give Me 20: Fitness Boot Camps

By Steve Edwards - March 3rd, 2004

Voluntary torture or a fun way to get in shape? Steve Edwards enlists.

Fall Trail Races for Beginners

By Adam W. Chase - June 18th, 2002

Fall Trail Races for Beginners

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Fall Trail Running in Washington

By Mike McQuaide - October 8th, 2001

Ten top Fall trail running destinations in Washington get you outdoors in the off-season.

Bay Area Trail Running

By Steve Edwards - October 8th, 2001

The San Francisco Bay Area offers some of the finest trail running imaginable. Here is a list of five of the Bay

Dogged By Dehydration

By Nancy Prichard - October 8th, 2001

Thirst quenchers - To drink or not to drink, that is the question.

Your First Trail Race

By Adam W. Chase - October 8th, 2001

Ironically, the first thing to learn when preparing for a trail race is how to slow down.

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Trail Runner: The Off-road Personality

By Adam W. Chase - August 29th, 2000

Wanted: individuals able to deal with constantly changing environment, challenging obstacles, ability to travel alone, the pursuit of adventure, and an attitude.

Trail Mixing

By Dennis Lewon - January 1st, 2000

Multisport: the smorgasboard approach to adventure travel. Dennis Lewon explains.

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