The Good Samaritan Society Assisted-Living Home Holds its 2018 Holiday Multi-Sport Endurance Event
Dakota Jones’s sensational narrative about a sports relay in an assisted-living home.
Another Long Way
Dakota Jones writes about his human-powered trip to race the 2018 Pikes Peak Marathon.
Ten Years On
An essay by Dakota Jones about his intertwining relationships of family, mountain running, and the Colorado’s San Juan Mountains.
Kilian Jornet: Our Sport’s Ambassador
Dakota Jones writes about the value of having Kilian Jornet as one of our sport’s leaders.
Climbers For Climate Change
Dakota Jones farcically writes about outdoor enthusiasts and the environment.
Pretty Mountains
Dakota Jones writes about the Western European history of outdoor appreciation and recreation.
Running Into The Sunrise
Dakota Jones writes about the cultural significance of the Canyon de Chelly Ultra on the Navajo Nation.
Fall Color Blindness
Dakota Jones writes about the mountain-pine beetle’s effect on North American forests.
Connections
Dakota Jones writes about the the problems and opportunities created by airplane travel.
How To Use Social Media
Dakota Jones’s farcical description of how to use social media as an athlete.
On Being Hot And Alone
Dakota Jones writes about Rickey Gates’s run across the state of Nevada during the summer.
The Untold Story Of Max King Without Pants On
Dakota Jones narrates crewing at the 2017 MaXi-Race Annecy.
I Dropped Out Of A Race On Purpose And All I Got Was An Enlightened Perspective On Wild Places And Competition
Dakota Jones writes about trail racing’s effects on wild places and other people who visit them.
The Most-Harm Principle
Dakota Jones’s fiction piece about sabotage, betrayal, and cheerfully inflicted harm–especially with Smirnoff Ice.
On My Meteoric Rise To The Top Ranks Of Nordic Skiing
Dakota Jones writes about learning to Nordic ski.
The Process
Dakota Jones writes about the process of experiencing the outdoors, rather than collecting experiences of the outdoors.
The Risk
Dakota Jones writes about how Adam Campbell’s climbing accident encouraged him to learn how to mitigate and manage risk in the mountains.
Spaces
Dakota Jones writes about the perspective the Midwestern Plains give him about the concept of space.
