From the Adventure Archives

Weekending – April 30th Edition

We took a break from playing bikes for the weekend as snow returned to the Wasatch. What a place we live… See more on Instagram

Moab Round 2

Moab is straight-up magic this time of year. So much so, I couldn’t resist heading back down to play bikes in the sunshine again. For more photos and write-up, head over to Park City Mountain Biking. See more photos over at Park City Mountain Biking

We are the Bicyclists

By Ben Weaver. Full transcript below. I come up in the bottoms Through the brambles, the streets, and the singletracks The river carries it’s shoulders out through the fields Everytime it rains the crows post on snagwood and swallow stones from the holes in an old lightning bolt’s shoe We’re the new great explorers who… Read more »

The Maiden Voyage : Bell Vintage Camper Adventure Rig

In the 60’s and 70’s, there was a boom in camper manufacturing and sales throughout the country. Many of these manufacturers didn’t survive the 80’s oil bust, yet remnants of the era can be found along country roads, abandoned in fields and junkyards. However, back in the heyday of the family road trip, the big… Read more »

Tulum, Mexico Adventure Brief

I finally got my Tulum trip report from our travels to Mexico back in February up on the site. We spent a handful of days in Tulum over President’s Week, and can’t wait to get back, as it was simply incredible. Check out more photos and the write-up on the Tulum adventure brief page.

1973 Bell Vintage Camper Adventure Rig Restoration

After years of sleeping on the ground, we decided that a camper-trailer would be worthwhile investment for extending our days on the road. We’ve been considering a number of options from pop-up and slide-in campers, to dedicated rigs such as Sportsmobiles and VW camper vans, but with our current vehicle setup a bumper-pull style camper… Read more »

Uinta XC Schussin’ Adventure

I’ll save you the bitching about yet another sub-average Wasatch snow pack this year. Instead, I’ll focus on the positive – when winter gives you lack of snow, you make the best of it and search out alternative means of schussin’. There’s only so much dodging tourists at the resort one can take, so instead… Read more »

Southern Exposure on Gooseberry Mesa

It’s un-officially desert season in Utah, and as such, we took advantage of the weekend and fled the Wasatch in search of red rock and campfire shenanigans. Which, as it turns out, they dish out in spades up on Gooseberry Mesa. If you enjoyed this post, check out my Ode to Fall.