When Your Backyard Trail Burns
Returning to a familiar trail after it's burned can be both a haunting and beautiful experience. Ryan Dionne explores the complex emotions tied to wildfire.
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Post-Wildfire Trail Restoration Underway in South Lake Tahoe
Three months after the Caldor Fire tore through one of the most popular trail networks in the state, fundraising and restoration efforts have begun
Afterburn: Wildfires Don’t Have to be the Final Story of our Trails
As more forests sear every season, post-wildfire recovery is becoming the norm for North American trailbuilders, but they are learning how to make fires a beginning instead of an ending
Tahoe Basin Trails Scorched as the Caldor Fire Rages
The fire will forever change the riding landscape in Tahoe
California’s Lost Sierra Trails Burned in Devastating Wildfires
Mount Hough, a treasured trail network near Quincy, could remain closed for up to two years. Here's how to help.
Wildfire Threatens Moab’s Whole Enchilada Trail System
The Pack Creek Fire has burned more than 8,200 acres in the Manti-La Sal National Forest, and was only 6-percent contained as of Monday
Acquainting With Ash: Riding the Remains of Wildfire
R-Dog, Owen Marks and Isaac Wallen come to terms with a newly charred forest.