Hungry as always Mathias and Douglas continue to dig into their training routine leading up to their next big race: Broken Arrow Skyrace at Lake Tahoe. They discuss diners in middle America, the best use of poles while attacking hills and why trail running is vastly superior to city marathons.

Mathias is frustrated about buying running shoes, Douglas’s hamstrings are sore, and neither of them are wearing tights because it’s Springtime. Also, grizzlies, good training routes to get elevation and planning for upcoming races.

In this week’s fine installment of our audio experience Douglas and Mathias are in full on nostaglic mood. For the anniversary of their epic run of the fabled R2R2R route at the Grand Canyon they remember the good times, and laugh about the bad ones too. Do you hear that Phantom Ranch, do you, do you?

Doug and Mathias, and Trixy (sady not featured on this fine audio experience) climb Mt. St. Helens. On the popular Worm Flows Route they encounter snow, sun, professional glissaders and get sunburned.

Inaurgial episode of our new trailrunning podcast: ‘SINGLETRACK with Douglas Scott & Mathias Eichler’. It’s going to be a hell of a run. Buckle up!

There’s so much to do, see and enjoy all around the Olympic Peninsula.

From glacial alpine peaks to crashing ocean shores there’s a lifetime of outdoor adventure opportunities around every turn.

The end of summer doesn’t mean the end of Olympic Peninsula Enjoyment. On the contrary! The weather is optimal and the pace – is more RELAXED!

Hey, we made a shirt.
It’s beautiful dark grey with a dark orange/red design of a panorama of our two favorite mountains. And it’s on Teespring for a limited time.
Featuring a panorama of Mount Ellinor, our home mountain on the Olympic Peninsula and it’s taller, steeper, and harder to climb sibling Mount Washington.