Branden Aroyan

Article Tools

Print friendly
E-mail story
Tip Us Off
iPod friendly
Comments

Share Article

Facebook
Twitter
Google+1
del.icio.us.
Digg!
Yahoo! Buzz
Diigo
google
newsvine
reddit
technorati
Yahoo!
Myspace

With the days growing longer and the sunshine getting warmer every week, we’re happy to release our 2010 Blue & Green Issue, The Santa Barbara Independent’s annual ode to the great outdoors. In this year’s version, Matt Kettmann covers the challenges of running kayak trips out at the Channel Islands; Ray Ford reports on the latest efforts to create a 300-mile Condor Trail through the backcountry; and Ethan Stewart reflects on one of the best hiking years in memory. There’s also our guide to adventure gear and service providers, as well as some book and movie reviews to keep the outdoor love alive, even indoors. Enjoy.

• To Kayak Our Adventurous Isles - Channel Islands National Park Presents Both Pleasure and Pain for Paddling Outfitters

• Plotting a 300-Mile Trail Through Our Backyard - Condor Trail to Follow Endangered Species’ Ancient Flyway

• Nature’s Mighty Yaup! - Springtime Musings on the Foothills of our Delight

• Adventure for Hire 2010 - Our guide to adventure gear and service providers

• 180º South: Conquerors of the Useless - A Journey to the Wilds of Patagonia, Chile

• Best Family Adventures: Santa Barbara County - A Guide to Indoor and Outdoor Activities

Related Links

• 2009 Blue & Green Guide

Comments

Independent Discussion Guidelines