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Brotherhood of the Sawtooths

Three sets of brothers band together to attempt a winter traverse of the mountain range that shaped them — while also skiing some of the steepest couloirs in North America.

Perfect Weekends

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Your Perfect Weekend May 1-3

Celebrate the arrival of May’s warm weather by cooling off to some beers in St. Louis, river rafting in North Carolina, or kayaking in British Columbia.

Food & Drinking

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The Goods on Spanish Reds

For less than 20 bucks you can get a great bottle that will blow away many twice-the-price California vintages. Here are a few simple guidelines for buying wisely.

Sports, Travel

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The Giro d’Italia has long been regarded as the less prestigious stepbrother of the Tour de France. This year is different. Here are five reasons the 100-year-old Giro takes Europe’s, er, pink jersey. (Yes, food is one of them.)

Features, Sports

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Iron Todd Palin

Last time you saw Todd Palin he was standing quietly by his woman on the campaign trail. Now meet him on his own terms, as an outdoorsman who competes in one of the toughest races on Earth.

Mind & Body

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Take Recovery as Seriously as You Do Your Workouts

To stay fresh, follow this pro-athlete prescription as closely as is reasonable for your schedule.

Features

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The Charge of the 9/11 Brigade

Nearly six weeks after 9/11, a dozen members of the U.S. Special Forces embarked on a secret and highly unusual mission behind enemy lines. Riding horses too small for them, they led the first charge against the Taliban — and won. Here, in an exclusive excerpt from Horse Soldiers, is their story.