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April 2014
Fear: The Whitewater Grand Prix
The Whitewater Grand Prix is not an event for the faint of heart. Take 25 of the best paddlers in the world and challenge them to compete for two weeks against each other in some of the biggest whitewater they have ever faced.
April 2014
Kayak Polo Spreads Across Southern Appalachia
Jess Daddio - 1
From moto-polo in Uganda to bike polo in New Zealand and even elephant polo in Thailand, people everywhere have adapted the sport to new cultures and new elements. Kayak polo is one of the younger adaptations of the sport but one that is gaining in popularity.
April 2014
The Only Roof Over The A.T.: Mountain Crossings, Winton Porter, and the next chapter
Over the course of its 2,178 winding miles, the Appalachian Trail passes only once under a manmade structure: a five-foot long, roofed breezeway belonging to what is now the Mountain Crossings store and hostel.
April 2014
Jay Alley: A Man on a Mission
Jess Daddio - 0
After a 2,000-mile paddling trip from New York to New Orleans, Jay Alley began his non-profit Canoeing For Kids. 20 years later, CFK has put over 20,000 kids on the water.
April 2014
The Goods: Best New Trail Tested Bike Gear
Get ready to ride into spring with the best new mountain bike gear, trail tested by BRO contributor Chris Gragtmans.
April 2014
Cycle To Farm Spins Across the South
Jess Daddio - 0
Supporting local food has soared to new heights in Southern Appalachia, thanks in part to a relatively young event organized by Velo Girl Rides founder Jennifer Billstrom.