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spotlights January/February 2001
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•  Beyond the End of the Road
•  Ruedi's Way: Skiing With a Canadian Superguide
•  8,000-Meter Man: Ed Viesturs of Vertical Limit
•  Hey, Panama ...
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    Gear Guide
  arrow True Values, Backcountry Breakthroughs
A compact cookstove for U.S. $33, a roomy backpack for $85, and more for your money >>
 
    Destination
  arrow Vegas Rocks
Discover the Vegas that 35 million visitors a year don't see, from Red Rock Canyon to the Colorado River >>
 
    Ask the Expert
  arrow Snow-Sport Secrets From Our Powder Buff
Steve Casimiro spends nearly two months of every year skiing or snowboarding, but we like him anyway—especially since he's so durn helpful with readers' questions. Go ahead, ask >>
 
    Life on Assignment
  arrow Chased by Demons
Out of Empty America
The stories behind our cover story: Writer/pilot Laurence Gonzales spills the beans on his stormy escape from Nowhere, U.S.A. >>
 
    Photo Gallery
  arrow Panama Portrait
Jungle outposts, lost cities, Caribbean pleasure ports—photographer Brown W Cannon III exposes the Panama David Lee Roth didn't tell you about >>
 
    Q&A
  arrow Joby Ogwyn,
Seven Summitter
Everest wasn't enough. Ogwyn wants to be the youngest to summit the highest peak on each continent. Last stop: Antarctica >>
 
    Forum
  arrow Partner Benefits
Who are your best—and worst—backcountry buddies? Why? >>
 
    Adrenaline Almanac
  arrow 365 Days of Adventure
Our calendar's full through 2001, and yours could be too. Just consult our adrenaline almanac, your guide to a year of living adventurously >>
 
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