Dave Sweet has spent over a decade helping to bring the Yellowstone Cutthroat trout back from the brink of extinction. With his daughter Diana, a fisheries biologist, he travels deep into Yellowstone to see if the trout have returned to their native spawning runs.

With Yellowstone National Park in Stio HQ's backyard, staffers set out to reimagine the traditional road trip and tour America's first national park by bike. Frequently traveled by RVs, bike touring through it revealed a rarely documented ride.

Mighty mountain glaciers carved deep into the valley floor eons ago, creating a string of high alpine lakes across the base of the Tetons. With light lasting long into the evening, post-work summer sails are the secret to capping off warm days at the office. 

Inspired to explore the backroads of America, Eric and Donna packed the car, loaded their mountain bikes and put the Colorado Rockies in the rear view. Their roadtrip covered over 8,000 miles through 20 states and 14 different mountain bike trail networks.

Last summer, young adults affected by cancer traveled from across the country to Jackson Hole to learn how to paddle Class III whitewater. Empowered by a new sport, new friends, and shared experiences in the great equalizer of nature, participants share stories of how their lives were transformed.