THE MOVEMENT JOURNALS

Paying attention in the places that matter.

TERRAIN — Ancient moss-covered tree in Hoh Rainforest, Washington

TERRAIN

Aerial view of surfers in a lineup at a California surf break — LLRULE TERRAIN
California Creek Team OC Environment Ocean Orange County Surf TERRAIN Water Quality

The Creek and the Break

When herbicide runoff from Orange County landscaping washed into the surf, Creek Team OC put meters in the water — and made the results public.

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TRAILHEAD

A hiker climbing iron rungs bolted into granite cliff on the Precipice Trail, Acadia National Park, Maine

Acadia: The First Light

By A.A. LeBeauf

TRAILHEAD · ACADIA NATIONAL PARK · MAINE Between early October and early March, the first sunlight to touch United States soil lands on the summit...

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A hiker crosses a suspension bridge on the Wonderland Trail, Mount Rainier National Park, Washington

Mount Rainier: Ninety-Three Miles Around a Volcano

By J.T. Galbraith

TRAILHEAD · MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK · WASHINGTON Mount Rainier is a stratovolcano, which is a useful fact to carry with you on the Wonderland...

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A climber on the Chasm View section of Longs Peak, Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado

Rocky Mountain: The Air Above Twelve

By Acacaea

TRAILHEAD · ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK · COLORADO The alarm goes off at 2:30 a.m. in Estes Park, and you are already calculating: the trailhead...

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Two backpackers on trail with Grand Teton rising behind them, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming

Grand Teton: No Foothills, No Warning

By Brett Simms

TRAILHEAD · GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK · WYOMING Most mountain ranges give you foothills first. A gradual grade up through lower elevations, through transitional terrain,...

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A person exploring an ice cave in Glacier National Park, Montana

Glacier: Running with Bears

By A.A. LeBeauf

TRAILHEAD · GLACIER NATIONAL PARK · MONTANA You carry bear spray on your hip from the moment you step out of the car at Logan...

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Yosemite: Above the Valley Floor

Yosemite: Above the Valley Floor

By J.T. Galbraith

TRAILHEAD · YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK · CALIFORNIA The trail up Half Dome begins in shadow. At the Happy Isles trailhead, before dawn has pushed full...

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Wind. Basalt. Wildflowers.

Columbia River Gorge

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THE DRIFT

Assortment of hand-tied fly fishing patterns laid out for selection
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The Fly Box

By LLRULE

THE DRIFT · GEAR · FLY SELECTION The fly box is a record. Not a collection in the way a shelf of books is a...

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Fisherman rowing a drift boat on the Smith River, Montana
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The Smith River Float

By LLRULE

THE DRIFT · SMITH RIVER · MONTANA The Smith River in central Montana does not give itself up easily. To float the 59-mile permitted section...

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Angler fishing a cold, clear mountain river at dusk
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Cold Water, Warming Fast

By LLRULE

THE DRIFT · CONSERVATION · WESTERN WATERS The temperature gauge at the USGS streamflow station on the Yellowstone River near Corwin Springs read 72 degrees...

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Lone angler standing on the bank of the Henry's Fork of the Snake River, Idaho
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The Henry's Fork: A River That Humbles

By LLRULE

THE DRIFT · HENRY'S FORK · IDAHO There is a stretch of the Henry's Fork of the Snake River in eastern Idaho called Railroad Ranch,...

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Two fly fishers wading a clear river before the morning hatch begins
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Before the Hatch

By LLRULE

THE DRIFT · FIELD DISPATCH · PRE-DAWN The hatch has not started yet. The sky is the color of graphite and the thermometer reads 41...

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Angler fly fishing on the Deschutes River with canyon walls in the background
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The Deschutes: High Desert, Cold River

By LLRULE

THE DRIFT · DESCHUTES RIVER · OREGON The Deschutes River drops out of the Cascade Mountains and runs 252 miles northeast through the Oregon high...

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Go before the heat arrives. Red rock. 5:30am. The trail is yours.

Running Sedona

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DISPATCH

Building More Than Activewear – The Vision Behind LLRULE
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Building More Than Activewear – The Vision Behind LLRULE

Anthony LeBeauf
By Anthony LeBeauf

Performance is table stakes. What we're actually building at LLRULE is a framework for how apparel can exist in the world without doing damage.

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Hikers on a California coastal trail at golden hour, ocean behind them, forested mountains to the left
California Coast LLRULE Manifesto Mountains Surfing Trail Running

Mountains to Sea: The Geography of How We Move

By LLRULE Editorial

California compresses its entire geography into a single drive. Coast to alpine in under two hours. The people who move through all of it -...

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Two surfers carrying boards toward the Pacific at dawn, silhouettes against morning light
Coastal Culture Editorial Living Journal LLRULE Purpose

Why We Write: The Journal We Keep

By LLRULE Editorial

We surf. We move through coastlines, along breaks, through the towns and communities that have built their lives around the ocean. Every encounter teaches something...

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Resilience After the Storm: Stories of Hope and Help for Hurricane Victims
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Resilience After the Storm: Stories of Hope and Help for Hurricane Victims

Anthony LeBeauf
By Anthony LeBeauf

After the hurricanes passed, the real work began. Stories from the people rebuilding — and the organizations making sure no one does it alone.

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How it started
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How it started

Anthony LeBeauf
By Anthony LeBeauf

LLRULE didn't begin in a boardroom. It started with a question: what does it mean to build an apparel brand that actually stands for something?

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Breathing New life into our forests

FOREST ARE IMPORTANT: Planting Trees

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