The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Lost in Time
When exploring southeast Alaska in midsummer, you can pedal your fat tire bike on the broad, bear-tracked beaches at midnight and think you have no need for a watch. Oh, but you do.
Climate & Energy: Transportation
The Last of the Southwest
Otero Mesa, the remnant of a forgotten grassland, looks for a little recognition
Two Wheels, Not Four
Gas prices, CO2 levels—it's all going up. Which is why more and more people are ditching gas-guzzlers for bikes.
Plugged In
Electric cars get ready to take over the road, quietly and powerfully
Ride, Sollee, Ride
A cellist's self-propelled musical tour comes with flat tires, Clif Bars, and a lot of new friends
In this story:
biking
Look, It's a Cheatercycle!
How a pedaling purist learned to love (or at least not be so embarrassed by) electric bikes
In this story:
biking
Living Large Driving Less
What makes a community livable? How about getting rid of cars?
Flathead Guardians
Conservationists, the Olympics, and an indignant porcupine keep mountaintop-removal coal mining out of a wildlife paradise
Because It Hurts
Mount Hood's biking trails offer gawk-worthy views and grueling days that cause exhausted legs to cry out in agony.
