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FEATURE ARCHIVES

Biking
Climbing
Environment
Hiking
Kayaking & Canoeing
Skiing & Snowboarding
Surfing
Miscellaneous (Beer, Adventure Racing, Etc.)

Biking

Singletrack Females
Three city girls take on mountain biking at New Hampshire’s Waterville Valley. by Andrea Calabretta

Hard Crossing
If you want the most intense bike racing around, check out a cyclocross race. But don't forget to bring your cowbell. by Karen E. Lynn

Kill Your Car
New cycling commuter Dan Hinds tells how he made the switch from his car to his bike — and how you can do it too.

The Joy of the Blues
Its big city locale and popular summit might give the Blue Hills Reservation a less-than-edgy image. But for mountain bikers, its rugged, remote trails offer some of the most fun and challenging rides in Eastern Massachusetts.

Climbing

Morning Dues
For photographer Austin Holt, a day at the office means capturing stunning images during a pre-dawn climb on the rocky coast of Maine’s Bar Harbor. So, how do you like your cubicle now?

Guardians of the Crags
A group of Vermont climbers takes an ambitious approach to preserving the state's best ice and rock climbs.

Environment

Gone Local
As some worry about globalization, many New Englanders work to build local economies. by P.B. Fahy


Building Wind
Wind farms are at the center of New England’s newest, most contentious environmental debate. Are they an answer to the country’s energy problems? Or a false hope wrecking the region’s mountains and coastlines?

Hiking

Spit Happens
New Hampshire's Mount Chocorua draws a crowd. A big crowd. But with awesome views from its summit and a couple of scenic waterfalls along the way, there's a reason it is so popular. Just watch out for loogies.

Acadia's Mystical Lure
Maybe you’re not into all that spiritual yoga mumbo jumbo like chakras and zen. But the otherworldly appeal of Maine’s Acadia National Park might just make you a believer. by P.B. Fahy

Undiscovered
AT thru-hiking veteran David Mills found that western Maine's newest great hiking trail the Grafton Loop offers spectacular views and few crowds.

The Still Untamed Maine Woods
Following in the footsteps of Thoreau, writer Ryan Krogh set out to explore Mount Katahdin. What he found was a wild mountain that can at once inspire and challenge visitors.

Kayaking & Canoeing

Awesome When Wet
We celebrate spring with a package of articles that will inspire you to grab (or go out and buy) your boat, pick up your paddle and hit the water.
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City of White - Six whitewater destinations around Portland. by Corey Norman
-Just Add Water -
Rains taught these paddlers how unpredictable - and dangerous - a river can be. by Corey Norman
-NECKRA Feelin' - No experience? No problem. Anyone can tackle canoe and kayak racing. by Becky Holt
-Get Out(fitted) - Let the experts get you into the froth.

Trouble On The West River
Paddlers love riding the spring release rapids on Vermont’s West River. But that release date is being pushed back, and paddlers might be shut out. Laila Sholtz-Ames reports.

In The Drink
Corey Norman gets up-close and personal with Amberjack Falls during a riverboarding trip on Maine’s Penobscot River.

Water Country
Teeming with wildlife and featuring whitewater, flatwater and ever-changing currents, the scenic North River has many faces.

Chowderheads
Members of Maine's Penobscot Paddle and Chowder Society like their chowder and love tearing up New England's baddest whitewater.

Skiing & Snowboarding

New England Soul
Snowboarder Chris Weiss shares his Fav Five New England mountains for pure, no-frills skiing and riding.

Gliding Through Winter
A visit to the Great Brook Ski Touring Center in Carlisle, Massachusetts, offers skiers a variety of terrain, 10-miles of groomed trails, enchanting scenery — and all a short distance from Boston. by Sean Conneely

This Meat's Well Done
Vermont's Meathead Films have put eastern ski flicks in the national spotlight. This fall, they launch their newest film Wanderland.

Surfing

Board Meeting
Surfing isn't just a grom's sport. Nowadays, people of all ages and professions are hanging ten on Cape Cod and the islands.

New Wave
A Connecticut surfer launches a local Surfrider chapter.

Miscellaneous

Paperback Drinking Buddy
Beer fanatic Andy Crouch's new book "The Good Beer Guide To New England" explores the region's diverse brewing scene
 

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