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ANNOUNCING ELITE PRO-ATHLETES and SYMPOSIUM for OUTSIDE in ASPEN™, JUNE 8 – 10, 2012 Pro-Athlete-Led Adventures & Clinic, Adventure Dog Workshop & More!

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ANNOUNCING ELITE PRO-ATHLETES and SYMPOSIUM for OUTSIDE in ASPEN™, JUNE 8 – 10, 2012 Pro-Athlete-Led Adventures & Clinic, Adventure Dog Workshop & More! ANNOUNCING ELITE PRO-ATHLETES AND SYMPOSIUM FOR OUTSIDE IN ASPEN™, JUNE 8 – 10, 2012 Pro-Athlete-Led Adventures & Clinic, Adventure Dog Workshop & More! ASPEN, Colo. (April 17, 2012) – The ultimate adventure weekend - Outside in Aspen™ presented by Good N Natural - will be held June 8 – 10, 2012 in Aspen, Colorado. The professional athletes and adventure innovators listed below will lead Outside in Aspen clinics and adventures during this participatory weekend, inviting outdoor enthusiasts of all levels to hone skills or learn a new sport. Outside in Aspen marks the kick-off to Aspen’s summer season, with exceptional weather for adventure activities, stunning scenery and impressively affordable hotel rates, starting at $110 a night. - Eric Larsen Polar Explore - Jake Norton – big mountain guide just returned from his seventh summit of Everest - Chris Klug – Aspen-based Olympic snowboarding champion - Chris Davenport – two-time World Champion freeskier and Aspen local, recently skied and guided Everest - Charlie MacArthur – professional kayaker and river SUP pioneer - Willie Kern – professional big-water kayaker - Jesse Thomas – professional Ironman and Triathlete - Mike Stewart – renowned trainer and founder of the Adventure Dog Certification program - Lucas Gilman – award-winning adventure photographer Outside in Aspen includes two full days of pro-athlete-led clinics at beginner-to-advanced levels, with participants choosing from kayaking, climbing a “fourteener” (peak higher than 14,000 feet), stand-up paddling, road and mountain biking, rock climbing, hiking, trail running, fly fishing, rafting, an Adventure Photography Workshop, an Adventure Dog Workshop and more. Book an Outside in Aspen Experience Outside in Aspen is surprisingly affordable. Participants may book full-day, expert-guided activities a la carte for $100 (including lunch). Book lodging with activities and receive a complimentary, one-year subscription to Outside magazine. This adventure weekend kicks off Aspen’s busy summer season, but lodging rates, start at only$110 at Hotel Durant and peak at $355 a night at the five-star Little Nell hotel. For lodging information, visit www.stayaspensnowmass.com. For more information, event updates and to plan your trip, visit OutsideinAspen.com or call 1.877.599.059. Connect with Outside in Aspen on Facebook and Twitter, and view photos and videos from the 2011 event. Symposium – Adventure Saves the World Symposium – The Role of Explorers and Athletes in Social Activism and Philanthropy, presented by Triumph Motorcycles As part of the weekend, Outside magazine editor will moderate a compelling discussion with the athletes entitiled “The Role of Explorers and Athletes in Social Activism and Philanthropy.” The symposium will take place at Adventure Base Camp on Sunday afternoon from 3 – 4 p.m. Adventure Base Camp The weekend’s buzz centers on Adventure Base Camp, located in downtown Aspen, open Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. At Base Camp, participants meet their guides each morning and exhibitors keep the action going all day with music, demonstrations, food, kids and family activities and gear displays. In the afternoon, a beer garden with live music from Jes Grew, a top local band, provides a relaxing atmosphere for visitors and participants to soak in the scenery and reflect upon the day’s adventures. Following is the Outside in Aspen schedule: Friday, June 8, from 8 p.m. to midnight - Welcome Reception at the Sky Hotel Saturday, June 9 at 7:30 a.m. -Outside In Aspen Triathlon (see details below) Saturday, June 9, from 5 to 8 p.m. - Après Pool Party at the Sky Hotel sponsored by Puerto Vallarta Tourism After a day of outdoor fun and adventure, head to the Sky Hotel’s happening pool scene to kick back and enjoy DJ music, specialty drinks and snacks, a dip in the pool or hot tub, or just chill on the lounge furniture and fire pit areas. Sunday, June 10, from 3 to 4 p.m. - Adventure Symposium at Base Camp presented by Triumph Motorcycles Afterward, the Gear of the Year giveaway winners are announced, and participants may enjoy autograph signings with pro athletes. Saturday, June 9 and Sunday, June 10, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. – Adventure Dog Workshop Led by professional dog trainer Mike Stewart, this workshop focuses on honing a dog’s skills for adventure activities including hiking and jogging, mountain biking, watercraft activities, campsite manners and trail assistance. In addition to obedience training, Stewart offers tips on canine first aid, nutrition, health care and extended overland travel. For participants who cannot travel with their own pets, Aspen Animal Shelter will offer dogs from their adoptable program. This program is offered at an additional cost. Outside in Aspen is presented by Good N Natural. Other sponsors include DeLorme inReach, GoPro, KRU82 Vodka, Outside Television, Planet Dog, Puerto Vallarta Tourism, Triumph Motorcycles, The Sky Hotel, First Descents, and Challenge 21. Outside in Aspen Triathlon – June 9, 2012 Train – and race - alongside Outside editors and pro-Triathlete and Ironman, Jesse Thomas, on this spectacular courseand take advantage of the adventure-packed Outside in Aspen weekend! The perfect course for beginner triathletes and seasoned racers looking to compete on a short but challenging course, the OiA Triathlon is a USTA-sanctioned event. The state-of-the-art Aspen Recreation Center serves as the start, finish and transition area for the race. Three courses are offered: Triathlon (swim, bike, run) - The race starts with an 800-yard pool swim at the Aspen Recreation Center’s 25-yard pool, followed by a 17-mile bike leg up Maroon Creek Road to the Maroon Bells for a 1,500-foot elevation gain, and finished with a four-mile run around the Aspen Golf Club. Pricing from $60 Duathlon (run, bike, run) - The Aspen Duathlon starts with a two-mile run on a paved path and dirt trail, followed by the 17-mile bike course up Maroon Creek Road to the Maroon Bells for a 1,500-foot elevation gain, and finishes with a four- mile run around the Aspen Golf Club. Pricing from $50 AquaBike Duathlon (swim and bike) – The AquaBike race starts with an 800-yard swim followed by the 17-mile bike course up Maroon Creek Road to the Maroon Bells for a 1,500-foot elevation gain. Pricing from $50 For race registration and complete course details, visit bit.ly/aspentricourse. The Outside Challenge New this year, The Outside Challenge is a custom-training program designed to get all levels of athletes ready for a sprint- distance triathlon. Renowned triathlon coach Matt Dixon has created three custom plans with video coaching sessions by Dixon, blog posts by Outside editors who are following the same plans, and access to Dixon to ask training questions. Training programs for the “First-Timer,” “Serious Competitor” and “Busy Man/Woman” are $25. For details on The Outside Challenge, visit outsideonline.com/fitness/outside-challenge. Sign up for an Outside Challenge training plan and triathlon registration for $100 which includes VIP access to the pre-race party, post-race celebration and other Outside in Aspen events. For $200, receive the aforementioned items as well as participation in an Outside in Aspen guided adventure on Sunday, June 10. Visit bit.ly/aspentri to register. ABOUT ASPEN Aspen's plethora of warm-weather pursuits piques nearly every passion, from extreme outdoor adventure and a world-class cultural calendar to Colorado’s finest fly fishing and indulgent spa offerings. Whether experiencing the rapids of the Roaring Fork River (running directly through the center of Aspen), scaling the rock walls up Independence Pass, or biking on picturesque trails, there is an activity for everyone to savor Aspen’s stunning mountain scenery and experience “the good life.” Get a taste of Aspen on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, the blog, Google+ and TripAdvisor. For visitor information, visit www.AspenChamber.org or call 1.888.290.1324. ABOUT MARIAH MEDIA NETWORK, LLC Mariah Media Network LLC (MMN) is the parent company of Outside magazine, America’s number-one active-lifestyle brand. In addition to serving the active-lifestyle consumer for over three decades with Outside’s award-winning content, MMN also serves the active-lifestyle community through the Outside Buyer’s Guide, Outside Online, Outside Books, Outside Shows and Events, Outside Television specials, and, internationally, licensed editions in China, Brazil, Sweden, and Italy. For more information on Outside magazine, Outside in Aspen event sponsorship, or print or online advertising, contact Christine Salem at Outside magazine, [email protected], 505.989.7100. For media information and images, visit www.aspenchamber.org/media and contact Promo Communications at 970.925.8480 or Maureen Poschman • [email protected] • Sarah-Jane Johnson • [email protected] .
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