Kenny Saint George
 //   //  February 1, 2012  //  2 Comments

Blurry Eyed

Camp Lynda is this weekend. Instead of chasing people around the St. George desert on mountain bikes, I will be home. Healing from cornea transplant surgery. I’m disappointed to miss camp. But I’m happy that I will …

Mt Raymond
 //   //  January 25, 2012  //  2 Comments

Welcome Back Winter

The never-winter is over. Pacific storms moved into Utah last week and dropped more than 40 inches of snow in the upper reaches of Little Cottonwood Canyon. The rapid arrival of new snow has turned the …

BHLambertBLOG
 //   //  January 23, 2012  //  4 Comments

Run!

I’ve been running lately. Quite a lot. I have one rule: No pavement. Because that just hurts. Trail running is, if not pleasant, at least more tolerable than anything indoors. Except, it’s becoming enjoyable. And really, …

Timpanogos Cabin
 //   //  January 17, 2012  //  No Comments

Stegner’s Mormon Country

This was the country the Mormons settled, the country which, as Brigham Young with some reason hoped, no one else wanted. Its destiny was plain on its face, its contempt of man and his history and …

BST Utah
 //   //  January 16, 2012  //  1 Comment

The Winter of Our Discontent

“Now is the winter of our discontent Made glorious summer by this sun…” What an odd winter the American West is experiencing. Dry. Warm. Almost spring-like, even. Snow, or rain, is supposed to arrive shortly. Which …

BST Utah
The Winter of Our Discontent
January 16, 2012  //  1 Comment
“Now is the winter of our discontent Made glorious summer by this sun…” What an odd winter the America ...
BHLambertBLOG
Run!
January 23, 2012  //  4 Comments
I’ve been running lately. Quite a lot. I have one rule: No pavement. Because that just hurts. Trail running is, if ...
Skyline Drive, Utah
How To: Get Climbing Legs
June 13, 2011  //  1 Comment
How do you become a better climber? Easy. Climb. Oh. Not so easy. Nevertheless, it can be an enjoyable process. Especial ...
moabutah
Moab: Rekindled
January 3, 2012  //  3 Comments
I love Moab. But recently, it had been relegated down the list of my favorite places to ride. I had simply grown tired o ...