Features and Departments
November 2004
Vol. 21, No. 5
Table of Contents
SKIING
Man-made snow for the Nordic set
Guaranteeing the white stuff for Madison & Twin Cities area skiers
by Walter Meanwell
No-wax skis never better
by Mitch mode
Skate ski technique training: Improve your AIM
by John Burns
Q&A: Should beginner skiers learn to skate or stride?
by Lee Borowski
Build your own ski pulk
A couple cheap, do-it-yourself options
by Ed Bouffard
DRY LAND SKIING
CAT Ski advice from the inventor
by Dale Niggemann
Skiers go to the beach
by Frida Waara
SNOWSHOEING
Getting kids out on snowshoes
by Jim Joque
RUNNING
What I learned at marathon camp
by Teri Dwyer
Life, like a marathon, is a journey
Al Neil rebounds from heart trouble to take another shot at Boston
by Teri Dwyer
TRIATHLON
The making of an Ironman
by Jerry Landmark
PADDLING
The Mississippi's mystique attracts beginner rowers
by Lynne Voelliger
Rockford rowing club promotes the sport regionally
by Joel Patenaude
Kudos for high school canoe class
Will other communities on the river follow suit?
by Bill Hauda
Green Bay's Rebecca Giddens takes Olympic silver in kayaking
Canals: Wisconsin's other waterways
by Mike Svob
BICYCLING
Cross-state bike tours pump millions into Wisconsin economy
A return ride up Mount Whittlesey
It may not take another 30 years between fat tire tribs
by Phil Van Valkenberg
TRAILS
Rollin' on the railroad
Roller skier takes to the Willard Munger Trail
by Eric W. Chandler
Rocks, roots and ghosts along the Gitchi Onigaming
Hiking the Grand Portage Trail on Lake Superior's North Shore
by Dennis Palmini
Trail project tests, builds community
The Paperjack Creek Trail, New Richmond, Wisconsin
by Mark Berglund
Taylor County's Ice Age Trail
by Stacey Carlson
BOOK REVIEWS
Light hiking and backpacking guides
by Dennis Palmini
Good Northwoods reads
by Sven "Eric" Franzen
WEATHER
Predicting rain or snow is tricky in November
but here's my forecast
by Tony Schumacher
EDITOR'S LETTER
Lead not a life of crime
by Joel Patenaude
CORRESPONDENCE
SHORTS
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
MARKETPLACE
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