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Josh Ferenc is a science teacher, coach and competitive runner from the tiny town of Athens in southern Vermont. His versatility across a variety of distances and terrain is impressive. Through the years Josh learned the importance finding a fuel that worked for his body no matter what terrain and c

UnTapped co-founder Ted King stepped away from World Tour racing, but continues to fuel the engine room as the world of gravel is burgeoning. Awarded the King of Kanza in 2018, Ted set out to Emporia, KS for the 14th running of Dirty Kanza, the grand daddy of all gravel racing, in hopes of taki

In early February, four friends teamed up and rode fat bikes weighing nearly 100 pounds each, out onto the frozen James Bay in northern Canada, then back to the mainland and south along the Bay, totaling nearly 650km. This was a first of its kind, self-supported expedition along winter roads, the

Photo: Meg McMahonStephen Hyde sits down for an interview about his rise through professional cyclocross ahead of this weekend’s US National Championship in Reno, NV. He took home last year’s title in impressive fashion racing tactfully on a precarious, snowy and icy course. He shares his insight in

Nearly 500 kilometers west of Montreal and 300 kilometers north Toronto, you’ll find the enormous Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario, Canada. Established in 1893, it’s the oldest park in the country. With abundant wildlife, more than 2,400 lakes, 1,200 kilometers of rivers and streams, as well as

Scoot across the Golden Gate Bridge from San Francisco and you’ll find yourself in the cozy town of Mill Valley. Abutting its quaint downtown is Mt. Tam, a gigantic playground for Bay Area residents. Born in Mill Valley and raised on the trails of Mt. Tam is Jeffrey Stern, a lifelong athlete, who on