After publishing an opinion piece about the use of chainsaws in a federally designated forest, many of our readers spoke out. Consider the debate here. (Photo: Genre Images/Getty Images) Updated July 23, 2026 04:28 PM Earlier this month, we published an opinion piece from Idahoan and former trailworker Nathan Pippenberg about the ongoing debate over
Published July 17, 2026 01:28 pm Are chains in the forest? If we’re talking about federally designated wilderness areas in the United States, the answer is generally “no.” Since the passage of the Wilderness Act in 1964, wilderness areas, where almost all types of development are prohibited, have represented the gold standard for protecting public
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DAniel Mason’s latest novel sees her returning to the lush New England landscape that so enchanted readers in 2023’s acclaimed North Woods. This time, however, he crosses the border from Massachusetts to Vermont – and makes a profound change in the process. Where North Woods delved into history by telling the story of a house
I’ve been using the Cardo Communicator for so long that I barely remember riding without it. When the Scala Rider was the hottest new gadget, the idea of talking to another rider while riding seemed like something from a sci-fi movie. Since then I have gone through PackTalk Bold, Black and Edge. Different bikes came