Adventurers climbed and rowed, firefighters bravely battled, wildlife flourished in 2020
Challenging climb maintains a magnetic pull on mountaineers
South Face of Washington Column a good test for a moderately skilled mountaineer
Maples, oaks, dogwoods, aspens glow in the next few weeks
White supremacists’ names being removed from parks and monuments
There’s no one quite like Pablo Sandoval
Riders traveled 3,614 miles, climbed 155,706 feet uphill, averaged 69.5 miles a day and repaired 65 flat tires
S.F.’s School of the Arts students enjoy cross-country ride-of-a-lifetime
Hikes offer chance to stretch legs without rubbing elbows
Class of 2020’s resilience, optimism and concern for others inspires
I’ve been needing and visiting the outdoors lately, and I’m not the only one.
These lucky seven cyclists from San Francisco’s Ruth Asawa School of the Arts call their upcoming journey “Pedal Towards The Future”
Here are some favorite day trips in our area, arranged from easiest to more challenging.
Scenes from the first “Star Wars” formed my unappealing mental picture of Death Valley
Hikers helping hikers boosts faith in human nature
Sequoia National Park boasts the world’s greatest concentration of the namesake trees.
