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THE AXIS OF ECO From high-style homes to great gear, fine food, and even movie sets, earth-friendly products and design have gone upscale and downtown. We survey the hottest goods for deluxe green living. Harmony House The low-impact residence. By Florence Williams Revel Without a Pause The new and improved bad food. By Kimberly Lisagor PLUS: Aspen's enviro-makeover, smart cars, sweet mobile homes, eco-appliances, skateboarding's good wood, and more COVER STORY BABES ON BELAY When four twenty-something girlfriends head out on a two-month climbing odyssey, the road rules are simple: No guys (yeah, right), shared gear (of course), and no talk about real life until the end (climb on!). By Elizabeth Weil THE HIGH HILLS OF FREEDOM In Scotland, ambling around the countryside is a national pastime. And few goals are more noble than tagging the tops of the mighty Munros—all 284 of 'em. By Rob Buchanan REVIEW: BIKE SPECIAL STATE OF THE ART We have seen cycling's future, and it's built with carbon fiber, handcrafted aluminum, and flawless suspension. Welcome to the sweet spot, where aerospace engineering meets total two-wheel performance. By John Bradley D E P A R T M E N T S DISPATCHES » THE GO LIST: Wilco hits the bayou; a runner's tour of Rome; swanky swig bottles from Sigg; and more » You're such a DRY TOOL! Some crazy Coloradans are climbing with ice axes—but not on ice » "Me lucky charm!" Mountaineerss and others find their balance in a starry-eyed HIPPIE PENDANT » BIODYNAMIC WINE knocks the competition sidways with a cosmic buzz that goes way, way beyond organic » Why do we always rush to blame the dead when a KILLER AVALANCHE strikes? » INSURANCE FOR THE INVINCIBLE: A cool new Blue Cross policy covers biffs, whippers, and wipeouts, brah » ROBBIE KNIEVEL, son of Evel, lands a reality show » THE NEXT ED ABBEY? Jordan Fisher Smith's Nature Noir vividly illustrates the decline of California's wilderness » Ecuador's GALÁPAGOS ISLANDS, with all those bizarre boobies and swimming iguanas, just got even more fantastic. Check out these four evolutionary excursions. » THE WILD FILE explores crooning spiders, the ski resort closest to the equator, and whether ferrets and other critters have orgasms. PLUS: The most nutritious foods on earth. STYLE We head to Marfa, Texas, the most sophisticated little town in the middle of nowher, for our gigantic blowout of GROOVE-READY SPRING STYLE. BODYWORK Using TAI CHI, our writer kicks her tennis, running, and kayaking to the Zen level by fusing breath, balance, and motion. And we show you the best postures for your favorite sports. By Katie Arnold THE HARD WAY In a cycling tour of Norway's spectacular back roads, our king of suffering teams up with a pal who prefers plush duvets to a sleeping bag, and discovers the SWEET SHAME OF THE PLEASURE PRINCIPLE. By Mark Jenkins OUT THERE World-renowned snooze expert Dr. Claudio Stampi teaches round-the-world solo sailors how to thrive on virtually ZERO SLEEP. His strategy? Knowing when it's time to take a nap. By Tim Zimmermann
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