A taste of Italy - Old World charm meets Western ambiance
The classics remain just that for good reason. One step inside Ellen and Andrea Nasi’s Sun Valley home, the words [...]
The clean-energy revolution is unleashing a rush on cobalt, reviving old mines - and old questions - in a remote forest
This article first appeared in The Atlantic on January 24, 2022. Re-printed with permission. On September 13, 2021, I took [...]
Retired U.S. Forest Ranger volunteers to care for forests across the globe
A silviculturist once taught Paul Ries how to listen to the forest. “You can walk into the forest, and it’ll tell [...]
Strengthening community and mountain culture through the art world
Ten years ago, Leslie Jackson Chihuly had a vision, and what started as mere chairlift chatter for Chihuly eventually gained [...]
From dirt to grass - and back
Tennis players often talk about whether they prefer playing on “dirt” (a reference to clay court tennis) or “grass” (a [...]
Portrait of a renaissance man and his joie de vivre
The very first experience that Andrew Dunning remembers of Sun Valley turned out to be a pivotal moment in his [...]
Local horse whisperer leads with love
“Everything I do is for the love of the horse,” says Nicole Brass, horse trainer for River Grove Ranch in [...]
New Galena managers build on love affair with historic lodge
Chelan Pauly thrills to the prospects of setting snowshoe trails around Galena Lodge after two or three feet of new [...]
The jewel of the Sawtooths
When your backyard is a mountain playground, you may wonder where you might travel for an extra dose of [...]