Adventure Cycling seeks young adults to apply for The Greg Siple Award

November 19, 2018

The WRFI Community

Adventure Cycling Association is accepting applications now through December 31, 2018, for the sixth annual Greg Siple Award for Young Adult Bicycle Travel. Four young adults will be selected to

Annie Ireland: Embracing vs Conquering

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The wind was blowing, the freezing rain felt like continuous stings against my cheeks, my feet had gone numb over an hour ago. So numb now, that they felt as

Karlyn Roberts: Experiencing a Winter Wonderland–In September

November 2, 2018

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The plan was made. No more than four miles and we would be that much closer to the views from the top of Great House Peak. Today was the day.

WRFI: A Summer of Relearning How to Love Learning by Mik Kaiser

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It was early May and it was one of the first warm days of a late Madison spring. I was sitting in my third class of the day, in a

Jesse Stenske: Disturbance is Life

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At first glance, these toothpick forests of the Scapegoat Wilderness in Montana want to invade me with fear and loneliness and hang me out to dry in the sun under

Diane Klement: Professor Garter Snake and Bitterroot

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Silence. Lichen spreads between my fingertips like spider webs as the callousness of rock scratches against my hands. It is the first day of WRFI’s Montana Afoot and Afloat course,

Bree Paddock: Girls Gone Jumbo Wild

August 22, 2018

Between talks of “Keep Jumbo Wild” tattoos, endless Shrek references, and renditions of Abba’s finest, there are meaningful moments. Moments that make me stop. Moments that make me think, “This

Madie Horton: Keep Jumbo Wild

August 13, 2018

As I walked through ponderosa pine covered forests, on top of glacial moraines, through snow, and along boulders the size of cars, I began to understand why Jumbo is a

Kit Collins: Revelations on the Ridge

July 29, 2018

By now, I’d say that our group has pretty much reached pro-status when it comes to ridge walking. It started as a kind of frightening experience, but with every ridge

Emily Quigg: Cooking in a Corridor

July 17, 2018

After a cold and wet six-mile hike, there was nothing I wanted to do more than crawl into my sleeping bag and go to sleep. However, everyone still needed to

Adventure Cycling seeks young adults to apply for The Greg Siple Award

Annie Ireland: Embracing vs Conquering

Karlyn Roberts: Experiencing a Winter Wonderland–In September

WRFI: A Summer of Relearning How to Love Learning by Mik Kaiser

Jesse Stenske: Disturbance is Life

Diane Klement: Professor Garter Snake and Bitterroot

Bree Paddock: Girls Gone Jumbo Wild

Madie Horton: Keep Jumbo Wild

Kit Collins: Revelations on the Ridge

Emily Quigg: Cooking in a Corridor

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