Here’s What Our Editors Loved In April
As the weather warms and race season begins, here’s what the editorial staff at Trail Runner has been running in, reading, eating, and more.
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Nicholas Triolo
Nicholas Triolo is Trail Runner’s Online Production Editor. He holds an M.S. in environmental studies and has been an ultrarunner since 2008. Previously the digital strategist for Orion, Triolo is a writer and voracious reader, with work featured in Orion, Dark Mountain Project, Patagonia’s Dirtbag Diaries, Best American Poetry Blog, Juxtaprose, and others.
My Stories
The Boston Marathon Industrial Complex
In Boston, running the marathon is the easy part. It's getting to the starting line that's a process.
WATCH PARTY: Here’s What It’s Like to Run Mount Tahoma’s 93-Mile Wonderland Trail . . . Blind.
Join a live screening on April 10 of a new short film following blind trail runner Dan Berlin as he attempts to circumnavigate Tahoma (Mt. Rainier).
15 Years In, The Lake Sonoma 50 Is Keeping It Fresh
One of Northern California’s most competitive ultras turns 15 this year. Here’s what the new RD has planned, and how you can follow the action.
What Our Editors Loved in March
Spring is inching closer, and the gear we’re running in, podcasts we’re listening to, and recipes we’re making are reflecting that!
Introducing: Trail Runner, Spring 2022
The Spring 2022 edition of Trail Runner is here, and we can't wait for you to take a look.
What Our Editors Loved in February
From gear to fuel to on-the-run podcasts, here’s what the Trail Runner team can’t get enough of right now.
Inside the War: Dispatches From a Ukrainian Race Director
Here’s how Ukraine’s trail running community is responding to the Russian invasion.
Running Up For Air: Ten Years Later
After beginning in Salt Lake City to address air quality concerns, the RUFA series now has five different races aiming to make a difference.
Half Light, Half dark
Circumnavigating Peru's 80-mile Cordillera Huayhuash
Running in Circles
Circumnavigating a peak makes for an experience a bit beyond your average adventure run.