A Dirtbag’s Reasons to Rally for Public Lands
Our public lands might need us, but we need them too.
99 Days on the Te Araroa Trail
For DBR Ambassador Josephine Anselin, trekking across the the 3000km Te Araroa Trail in New Zealand was not only physically challenging, but it turned out [...]
A River Runs Through It…and So Do I
Quite awhile ago when I was in my early twenties and still running track and cross country for the University of Montana (Go Griz!), I used to [...]
Dirtbag of the Week – Howard Cohen
This week's dirtbag highlight is Howard Cohen, better known as H'ard to some. He is a badass veteran of the sport and doesn't shy down [...]
We Are Not Rednecks – by Tiffany Tyree
"We are not rednecks." I overheard Travis talking to his mom on the phone the other day. It was obvious that they were talking about [...]
The Birth of a Dirtbag Runner – by Piers de Gruchy
Cameron and I in the Swiss Alps with the Matterhorn in the background. What does it mean to be a dirtbag? I [...]
Time To Wake Up My Inner Dirtbag – by Meagan Sims
“I am going to Papua New Guinea. I am going to hike the Kokoda Trail.” Saying the words out loud was frightening enough. [...]
What Defines The Word “Dirtbag”?
Dirtbag Runners Crista Scott, Cat Bradley, Sean Garbutt and Tyler Clemens in Bryce Canyon, Utah. (Photo Credit: Molly Nugent) With the start of Dirtbag [...]
What’s it Like To Quit Your Job and Travel?
[This article was originally posted by dirtbag Vanessa on her blog, VanessaRuns.com.] Two things happened recently to inspire this post: Shacky and I just hit [...]
10 Signs You’re A Dirtbag Trail Runner
Chances are, if you're reading this, you are or suspect someone you know to be a dirtbag trail-runner. I'm here to set the record straight [...]