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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.

What It Feels Like to Lose Your Season

By Drew D. Peterson - January 10th, 2008

Battling mental and physical injury. Can you stay sane on your couch? If you are reading this I doubt it...

Rock Climbing in Smith Rock State Park, Marsupials Crags

By Drew D. Peterson - November 16th, 2007

Some of the Altrec.com crew on a casual weekend in their backyard... Life is so good.

Commute to Altrec.com Headquarters Trip Report

By Drew D. Peterson - November 15th, 2007

No commute with Mr. Peterson and Mr. Rougeux is 'routine'.

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Next Weekend: Devils Tower and Oregon's Big Dunes

By Jim Gorman - October 16th, 2006

What to do for late summer: Surf a dune, huck a rapid, dive a wreck - action-pack your summer. A National Geographic Adventure article.

Two-Day Triumph

By Jim Gorman - October 16th, 2006

Rafting Cali's best white water, biking among bison, and eight other ways to make a weekend less ordinary.

Learning to Carve in the Pacific Northwest

By Nancy Prichard - January 10th, 2006

The volcanic domes of the Pacific Northwest seem designed with snowboarding in mind. In addition to great snow, you can expect magnificent scenery, varied terrain parks to tempt beginners through experts, and a friendly atmosphere.

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Video: Ride Like the Wind

September 29th, 2004

There's no rush like the adrenalin buzz from a high-horsepower day of kiteboarding at the Columbia Gorge, where new school meets old, and women riders show how it's done.

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.

Carve Up a Big Corn Snow Cone

By Kaj Bune - March 11th, 2004

Mt. Bachelor and the nearby town of Bend, Oregon, form the hub of a great wheel of athletic possibilities with summer skiing at nearly every spoke.

East of the Rainforest

By Ann McIntosh & David Nolte - March 8th, 2004

Fishing Oregon's Dechutes, Crooked and Metolius Rivers.

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.

Oregon Coast Trail

By Nancy Prichard - May 9th, 2001

The Oregon Coast Trail traces 362 miles of coastline. Numerous entries and exits make this trail a perfect destination for long or short hikes.

Pacific Northwest's Triple Crown

By Nancy Prichard - August 2nd, 2000

Cragging at Smith Rock, Oregon; Leavenworth, Washington; and City of Rocks, Idaho.

Two Hikes to Savor in Washington-Oregon

By Patrick Still - August 2nd, 2000

Deschutes River day hikes near the Washington/Oregon border.

Mountains, Lakes, Rivers

By Doug Gantenbein - August 2nd, 2000

A trio of hikes in the West, Midwest and Northeast has green forests and water in common.

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