Tahoe Quarterly • 25th April 2022

Evolving to a New Hight

After closing the book on a successful 16-year career competing in halfpipe, South Lake Tahoe snowboarder Elena Hight has reinvented herself as a rising film star focused on big-mountain terrain.

Tahoe Quarterly • 6th December 2021

Calm Like a Bomb: Jamie Anderson's Uncanny Ability to Excel in the Clutch

The South Lake Tahoe snowboarder’s passive intensity has guided her to unparalleled success as she looks to defend her status as the world’s best female slopestyle rider.

Tahoe Quarterly • 27th September 2021

It Takes a Village to Raise a Freerider

Just read about Boss Ross Tester.

Tahoe Quarterly • 27th September 2021

Powder Provides

For many skiers and snowboarders, the allure of bounding down a fluffy slope of fresh snow is an irresistible force that borders on obsession.

Tahoe Quarterly • 23rd April 2021

Tahoe Surfing: Cold-Hearted Fun

Even the best surf days on Lake Tahoe are far from ideal—yet the rowdy waves and lively scene make for a rollicking good time.

Tahoe Quarterly • 1st December 2020

A Different Shade of Tahoe Blue

While winter brings joy to the area’s many snow enthusiasts, the impacts of Seasonal Affective Disorder are not to be overlooked

Tahoe Quarterly • 24th September 2020

Mental Matters

The benefits of training the mind extend beyond professional sports and into the recreational arena of skiing

Tahoe Quarterly • 26th March 2020

Comps, Chaos and Covid-19

I wanted to dominate the 2020 FWQ season. Things went slightly differently....

REI • 6th March 2020

A Day for Jake

Ski areas team up to offer free tickets to offer the legendary legacy of Jake Burton Carpenter.

Moonshine Ink • 13th January 2020

From Service to Slopes

Combat-injured veterans—some of whom have not only not skied, but never seen snow—descend on Lake Tahoe's slopes every year, and have a freakin' blast.

26th November 2019

Remembering the Father of Snowboarding

Jake Burton Carpenter: 1954-2019

Tahoe Quarterly • 1st November 2019

Cyclical by Nature

A rowdy decade of snow volatility comes to a close in Tahoe

Tahoe Quarterly • 27th September 2019

The Shape of Snowboarding

From pow surfers to twin tips and back again, the history of snowboarding can be seen in the evolution of board designs, some of which have made a comeback after decades of dormancy

Tahoe Quarterly • 27th September 2019

Noah Salasnek: The Natural

The Tahoe snowboarder brought style and progression to the young sport during a scintillating career that ended too soon.

San Francisco Chronicle • 15th August 2019

Six Road Trips to Discover California

Six ways to check out the Golden State. My article is the final tour—from Big Trees to Lassen

REI Co-op Journal • 12th August 2019

These Tricks and Tools Could Make You a Stronger Runner

A rundown of some techniques—some mainstream, some quirky—about how to be a better runner. With expert advice from Author Alex Hutchinson.

REI Co-op Journal • 18th July 2019

What I Listen To While I Run

Five runners—with very different backgrounds, weigh in on their listening-while-running preferences. What's yours?

Tahoe Quarterly • 24th June 2019

Tahoe’s Hollywood Talent

Peter Menzies has been a Hollywood cinematographer for 30—and remained humble as ever.

Tahoe Quarterly • 24th June 2019

Ponds and Peace Parks: A Cinco de Mayo to Remember

Tahoe’s best snow weekend… is in May?

Moonshine Ink • 16th June 2019

Growing Pains

The tricky task of adding mountain bike trails to Lake Tahoe