If I told you I have been snow camping in Santa Barbara, would you think I'm crazy? Well, as luck would have it,snow adventures are very possible in … [Read more...]
Paddleboard racing makes its mark on S.B. coast
August 5, 2009 by
There’s a new game in town, as Saturday marked the first ever Pier-to-Pier stand-up and traditional paddle board race. In the men’s short course, … [Read more...]
Red Rock more than a just a spot to chill and grill
June 4, 2009 by
Red Rock is known for its riverside parking and being perfect for BBQs as well as the epic – yet unadvisable – cliff jumping. However, this valley … [Read more...]
City hiking trails burned out, remain closed indefinitely
May 24, 2009 by
To be sure, the city of Santa Barbara’s hiking-friendly front country has been transformed into a moonscape of desolate land and devastated trails as … [Read more...]
Coal Oil Point offers leisurely, interesting tour
May 15, 2009 by
I woke up Saturday morning ready for some sort of adventure, although one which did not require a tremendous amount of exertion. My final quarter at … [Read more...]
Patrick leads Owls to historic win over Cate
May 1, 2009 by
The lacrosse team at Laguna Blanca is twice as old as many of its players, yet in its 33 years of existence it has never beaten Cate. Until … [Read more...]
Humans and their dogs compete at Gaucho Gallop
April 26, 2009 by
The 2nd annual Gaucho Gallop, hosted by Teva and the UCSB Alumni Association, gave everyone a chance at glory Saturday, including the racers' furry … [Read more...]
Valaika grabs big hit, Gardner shines for Gauchos
April 24, 2009 by
Thanks to Matt Valaika, UCSB's men’s baseball team stood victorious against Big West Conference rival No. 12 Cal Poly with a walk-off victory at … [Read more...]
