As a fly fisherman I commonly find myself chasing trout. I drive all around the west to fish well known rivers that are known to have large fish counts with big trout. It can be hard to break the mold of fishing for these delicate creatures and set your sights on something different, so...
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Tags: fishing, Ogden, Pineview Reservoir, Tiger Musky, trip report, Utah
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Winter is often the best time of year to bag a peak, as snow covers rocks and uneven terrain, making a simple walk on skis to the top of a mountain very easy. At the same time, winter can also be the worst time to bag a peak as snow and avalanche conditions can...
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Tags: backcountry skiing, Ben Lomond Peak, Cutler Ridge, Liberty, Ogden, trip report, Wasatch
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If you are looking for a “fun” mud run this is not for you. Hurt in the Dirt lives up to its name. It’s the real deal. So real, Olympic gold medalist Billy Demong dominated the duathlon course as a solo participant. He finished the trail run and mountain bike race more than a...
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Tags: duathlon, Hurt in the Dirt, Mountain Biking, Ogden, review, Running, Utah
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Snowbasin has announced the pricing of their season passes for the 2012/13 ski season, and skiers and snowboarders in Utah are now talking about making this resort east of Ogden their home mountain. Why? Because the cost to buy a season pass there has nearly been cut in half. There are a few options...
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Tags: Ogden, season pass, Skiing, Snowbasin, snowboarding, Utah
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Ogden’s muddiest, most brutal duathalon, Hurt in the Dirt, returns for 2012. The last two events were so successful that race organizers are bringing it back even bigger and better than ever by adding an a new ladies-only trail running race called “Skirt in the Dirt.” In addition, there will be the the nighttime...
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Tags: Duathalon, Fort Buenaventura, GOAL Foundation, Hurt in the Dirt, Mountain Biking, Ogden, outdoor events, race, Running, Utah
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Anybody who rides a bike in Utah knows that our state is one of the world’s most awesome destinations for cyclists, as well as the outdoor companies that serve the industry. From Moab, to Hurricane, to Park City, Utah is a freaking mecca of biking, both on-road and mountain bike. So it’s no wonder...
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Tags: Bike Utah, cycling, events, Mountain Biking, Ogden, Outdoor, outdoor news, outdoor recreation, Utah, Utah Bike Summit
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The 5th Annual Ogden Climbing Festival is just around the corner, so you’d better break out the chalk bags and get some workouts in on the hang board. The festival is happening April 25-29, and promises tons of events, competitions, clinics and more including a gear demo, red point comp, Red Bull BBQ, free...
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Tags: bouldering, Climbing, Ogden, Ogden Climbing Festival, Peter Croft, Utah, Weber State College
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The name just oozes with, uh, shrediness. The Trifecta of Shred is coming to Ogden and will feature top snowboarders from Utah and around the world competing in skate, surf, and snowboard events. Each participant will battle it out for the title of “Chairman of the Boards.” The Trifecta of Shred will happen on...
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Tags: Crossroads Skate Park, Flowrider, Ogden, outdoor events, skating, snowboarding, surfing, Trifecta of Shred, Wolf Mountain
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Snowbasin is once again the host of the Winter Dew Tour Toyota Championships, which is celebrating its third year at the northern Utah ski resort. The event features snowboard and freeski slopestyle and superpipe athletes from around the world competing for the top prize, the coveted Dew Cup which is awarded to champions in...
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Tags: Dew Cup, Historic 25th Street, Ogden, outdoor events, outdoor news, Snowbasin, Winter Dew Tour
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Winter has been slow-in-coming around Utah this year, but maybe a celebration of all things cold and snowy will make the skies open up and cause temperatures to drop. The 2012 Ogden Winterfest may be just the thing to cure our winter doldrums when the city transforms the Historic 25th Street and Ogden Municipal...
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Tags: Historic 25th Street, Ogden, Ogden WinterFest, outdoor events, snow sports, winter
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