Iditarod Champ Trains for 1,000 Miles on Foot
North Carolina ultra runner Peter Ripmaster will be pulling his own sled in the 1,000-mile Iditarod footrace....
December 2015
Quick Hits | Blue Ridge Briefs
Quick hitting news briefs from the Blue Ridge and beyond. ...
New Protections Proposed for North Carolina National Forests
A new proposal could protect the forests in your backyard forever....
Unstoppable | Disabled adventurers beat all odds
Eric Thompson breathes adventure.
The 35-year-old Tucker County, W.Va., native has lived, worked, and traveled around the world. Over a decade in Hawaii. Numer...
Ski Patrol Essentials
Brent and Megan Easton share their go-to gear on the slopes. ...
Faces of Winter
The following five faces don’t seem to suffer from the winter blues. The rougher the conditions, the happier these Winterites are. Bring on the snow!...
Top 20 Albums of 2015
FOR BRO’s 20th anniversary, we’ll send you off with 20 must-hear studio releases from 2015. ...
Dirty Dozen: Wilderness Wanderers Recognized
The inaugural Dirty Dozen Wilderness Hiking Challenge wrapped up this fall and winners have been selected. Read on!...
Weather Woes | Can Ski Resorts Adapt to Climate Change?
Several resorts across Appalachia are making changes to prepare for warming weather patterns, but if climate change is not slowed, ski resorts could see their livelihoods melt away completely....
The December Issue of Blue Ridge Outdoors is Live!
The December Issue of Blue Ridge Outdoors is live and hitting news stand near you soon! Pick up your copy or read online today to find out about the winners of our Dirty Dozen Wilderness Challenge, climate change's potential effect on southern ski resorts, a North Carolina Iditarod racer turned ultra-runner, and much more!...
Kids and Skiing | Terrain-based Learning
Want you kids to love skiing? Try terrain-based learning. ...