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Wildlife Encounters in NorCal: How To Stay Safe
While wildlife encounters in NorCal have historically been rare, a few instances of late illustrate the importance of staying safe.
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Q&A with Ultra Runner Andy Montgomery
We sat down with San Francisco ultra runner Andy Montgomery to discuss his running career and what keeps him moving.
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5 Spook-tacular Halloween Festivities in San Francisco
October always brings an extra level of celebration to the City by the Bay. Check out these 5 Halloween festivities in San Francisco.
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The Best Fall Festivals in the Bay Area (and Beyond)
Here is an in depth list of the best fall festivals in the Bay Area and beyond, from Halloween-centric events to Hopland Passport.
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Andy Montgomery: Trail by Trail in San Francisco
Andy Montgomery, a trail runner based in San Francisco, talks to RootsRated about his love for local trails.
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6 Water-Based Adventures in San Francisco
San Francisco is a water lovers' dream, albeit a rather chilly one. But that's no excuse to stay on land: 6 ways to get on the water in SF.
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The Most Annoying Bike Riders in San Francisco
While we love riding bikes, we don't love everyone who rides them. Here, how to spot the most annoying bike riders in San Francisco.
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San Francisco's Best Outdoor Bars
Who really wants to sit in a dark bar after spending a day on the trail? Here are San Francisco's best outdoor bars.
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5 Ways to Celebrate Summer in San Francisco
Anyone who’s spent time in San Francisco knows that summer has its own special flavor here. Here, 5 adventurous ways to enjoy it.
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4 Tips for Smooth Bike Riding in San Francisco
Hopping on a bike in the City by the Bay is an excellent way to explore. Here, four tips for easier bike riding in San Francisco.
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5 Amazing Hikes in Monterey Bay
These five amazing hikes in Monterey make the most of some of the most beautiful coastline in the country.
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5 Best Hikes Voted by San Francisco Locals
San Francisco easily boasts some of the best trails in the country, and the people have voted these 5 hikes the best around.
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San Francisco Baykeeper: Keeping the Bay Healthy
It's no secret that the San Francisco Bay used to be a very dirty place, and that's why Baykeeper was founded: to help cut down on pollution in the Bay.
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Bay Area Track Club: Founded By Elites, Open to All
The Bay Area Track Club is much more than just a running club; it has fostered a fun environment for people from all walks of life.
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7 Places to Swim During the Drought in Northern California
Northern California is in the midst of one of the most severe droughts in history, but you can still go swimming. Here, 7 places to dive in.
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SUP With Sea Trek: A Pioneer in Bay Area Paddling Circles
Sea Trek is a kayak and SUP company located in Richardson Bay that offers rentals and lessons for paddlers in the San Francisco Bay.
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So You Want to Swim in the Bay
So you want to swim in the bay? There are some things you need to know before you go plunging in to this popular waterway, and this is the Inside Guide to it all.
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Sunday in San Francisco: Recapping a Very Festive Weekend
This past Sunday in San Francisco was one of the most festive days the city has witnessed in 2014. Here's a recap of exactly what went down.
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Bay to Breakers: San Francisco's Wackiest Race
For the 103rd year in a row, San Francisco's streets will be taken by storm by thousands upon thousands of drunk, costume-clad runners.
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Q&A With Nate English: Berkeley-Based Bike Guru
Nate English is professional cyclist in the San Francisco area who makes a habit of riding up one of the most challenging mountains in the Bay Area.
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San Francisco Running Company: Serving Runners at Every Step
San Francisco Running Company opened in early 2013. Store founders, Brett Rivers and Jorge Maravilla met while running on local trails themselves
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Kurt Schwabe: Completing the 330-Mile Bay Trail in 30 Days
Kurt Schwabe made it his goal to walk the 33-mile Bay Trail in 30 days. Read about his story.
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Bridge Bound: Navigating the Bay Bridge Path
Bike the Bay Bridge Path with this insider's guide to enjoying the stunning span of the Bay Bridge on bike.
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Baking and Running: The Story Behind M.H. Bread and Butter
When Devon Yanko (formerly Devon Crosby-Helms) and Nathan Yanko decided to start their own bakery last year, they intended to keep up their running while baking bread. Nathan is an ultrarunner and was a baker at San Francisco’s famous Tartine bakery...
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The Recyclery: Helping Underprivileged Kids Find a Love for Cycling
Marilyn Price has devoted her life to bringing mountain biking to kids. Last year the Recyclery and Trips for Kids put on 185 rides.