Author: Squires Lavina

Renowned for its steep slopes and abundant powder in winter, Taos takes on a tranquil charm come summertime. …Read moreTaos: a four letter word for enchanted

Embarking on a thru-hike of the Arizona Trail (AZT) was a monumental decision for my wife, Erin, and me. While Erin had always been passionate about hiking…Read moreSupporting a Thru-hike on the Arizona Trail

Welcome to the Silverton Splitboarding Festival, where snowboarders converge to celebrate a unique form of snowboarding known as splitboarding.…Read moreWelcome to the Silverton Splitboarding Festival

For millennia, the Southwest has been home to a rich variety of edible plants, serving as both sustenance and medicine for its inhabitants. …Read moreEdible Plants of the Southwest

Nestled in Moab, the Scott and Norma Matheson Wetlands Preserve offers a unique sanctuary amidst the desert landscape.…Read moreScott and Norma Matheson Wetlands Preserve

For the second year running, an eclectic mix of runners will convene bright and early one autumn day amidst the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, just a stone’s throw from Taos, New Mexico. …Read moreRunning Wild in Taos