A Decade Done
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Watch Out For Gus Gibbs in 2020
Growing up in what many consider to be the mecca of trail running in Mill Valley, California, it seemed only natural that Gus Gibbs would...
A Diamond in the Rough: Rod Farvard
When Rod Farvard crossed the finish line last fall at the Cuyamaca 100K in Julian, California, not only had he just finished his first...
Dreaming of a Dipsea Dynasty
First held in 1905, The Dipsea Race is the longest running trail race in America. Stretching 7.4 miles from Mill Valley to Stintson...
Exploring Montaña de Oro with Pacific Coast Trail Runs
Nestled just to the south of the small Central Coast hamlet of Los Osos is Montaña de Oro State Park, or "Mountain of Gold" the name born...
mid (race) week, random rest day musings
Running slowly has a meditative effect on me. The sights, the sounds of everything around - I love to take it all in. I always run w/o...
The Los Padres National Forest Traverse
The concept was simple really – traverse three mountain ranges, tip-toe around two wilderness areas all while crossing the entire...
Gibraltar Road: The Struggle
Gibraltar Road meanders up the rocky and rugged Santa Ynez Mountains with almost no regard to pitch or direction—it’s steep when we need...
Next Level Gravel Grinding: 3T Exploro
What can one expect from a niche buster? We believe a bike that literally can replace an entire stable gathering dust in a garage. A...
Portland Brevet: Pack Light, Travel Far
Pack light, travel far (aka: PLTF) – the idea itself seems simple enough. Rooted in the principal of taking only what you need and...
Three Peaks And 173 Miles With Ted King And Co.
The line was so long that my heart leapt into my throat and gave me a brief, but sudden, rush of blood to my brain that caused a...
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