Gun sales are way up, but fewer Americans are hunting than ever, which raises hard questions about conservation funding being tied to guns and ammo sales. | Continue reading
Get those fingers clicking. | Continue reading
Easily one of the top three strangest official state sports. | Continue reading
We're not tired of DIY cabin films and we're pretty sure you aren't either. | Continue reading
‘Evergreen: Grim Tales & Verses from the Gloomy Northwest’ explores landscapes and life from the Inland Northwest to the Pacific. | Continue reading
Bikepacking and scrambled eggs make for excellent weekends. | Continue reading
Hey, your skis, Gore-Tex, and avie gear need some TLC, and you have plenty of time to do it now. | Continue reading
We often struggle to grasp the human impact of something like Russia’s invasion of Ukraine until the suffering we see on television and social media is distilled into something we can understand. For me, that moment came last week, when an image of a kayak in the sky blue and sun … | Continue reading
A blast through gravel cycling's past. | Continue reading
In 1951, members of the much venerated, celebrated, ballyhooed, and, in more recent years, viewed with a much more critical eye, New York Explorer’s Club, hosted a dinner during which they claimed to serve prehistoric mammoth meat recovered from below a glacier. A man named Doug … | Continue reading
Stores everything you want stored. | Continue reading
Author, food lover, and traveler Jen Sotolongo is a whiz at whipping up vegan recipes that can be made just as easily at a campsite as in a fully stocked kitchen. She recently spent a few years bike touring Europe and South America with her partner, building recipes along the way … | Continue reading
President Obama protected more federal lands than any US president before him, so it makes sense he’d narrate a new national parks docuseries about the absolute natural wonders these parks are. | Continue reading
Vail Resorts learned from the frustration of its guests and, more importantly, its employees. | Continue reading
Durable and cool? We're in. | Continue reading
Dear States of Utah and Colorado: Hey, so you know what would be cool? If Utah and Colorado became one giant state called “Utahlorado.” I know we’ve spent a lot of time comparing the two-who has better skiing, who has better climbing, whatever-so obviously the best way to settle … | Continue reading
Can the cheetah outrun the livestock farmers who despise it? | Continue reading
Apprehensive about bringing your DTC bike into a local bike shop for repair? Don't be. | Continue reading
Zen and the Art of Backpacking Stove Maintenance. | Continue reading
When Shackleton’s lost ship, The Endurance, was found earlier this month, it was astonishing. Not just because it was lost for more than a century and is an enduring icon of heroism in expeditionary history, but because it was just a few miles from where the ship’s captain and na … | Continue reading
16 million acres of public lands are surrounded by private lands with no access for the public who owns it. | Continue reading
By removing aging dams, we can restore freshwater ecosystems, support Indigenous communities, and improve public safety. | Continue reading
Normally, we wouldn’t necessarily cover the induction of regional luminaries into a state’s outdoor hall of fame, but this 2022 class of the California Outdoor Hall of Fame is a stunner. We’re publishing the COHOF statement for the class of 2022 here in its entirety. -Ed. *** A 1 … | Continue reading
Rannveig Aamodt fell 50 feet down during a climb. She broke…everything. Doctors told her “good luck” when it came to walking again. Aamodt told them to jus | Continue reading
After what has felt like 50 years of waiting, VW finally reveals their new electric microbus. | Continue reading
If at first you don't succeed, uh, don't succeed again? | Continue reading
He plunged down any thundering mass of whitewater he could find, all in early 20th-century handmade boats. | Continue reading
We'd be lost without them. Literally. | Continue reading
Greetings, old friend. | Continue reading
A Cuban surf culture rises. | Continue reading
A three-digit price for a bike that you can actually enjoy in 2022? | Continue reading
SUBSCRIBERS! If you need to change your address, do it now. | Continue reading
The answer may surprise you. Actually, no, it won't surprise you, because you're smart and intuitive, and, by the way, you look great today... | Continue reading
The reddest of cheeks. | Continue reading
The life of luxury takes many forms. | Continue reading
The ski industry wrestles with eliminating toxic waxes from the slopes. | Continue reading
Yellowstone National Park turns 150 years old this month — a milestone truly worth celebrating. | Continue reading
The life of a wooden ski maker in Scotland looks pretty darn sweet. | Continue reading
Sometimes you just have to laugh. | Continue reading
For your weekend, or anytime, viewing pleasure. | Continue reading
Last week I lost the Grand Canyon permit lottery for the twelfth year running, which got me thinking about the great sneaks of Grand Canyon history. Among them was the late Fletcher Anderson’s solo descent in about 1977. The run trip took Anderson about 49 hours, which at the tim … | Continue reading
The vote comes after a contentious back and forth with company leadership. | Continue reading
Generations of Canyon rats owe their beta to this tireless, curious, radical man. | Continue reading
Ride, film, get paid. | Continue reading
For Thich Nhat Hanh, the late Vietnamese monk who popularized mindfulness in the West, walking was not simply a way to get from one place to another, or an activity to be reserved for a perfect forest path. It could be a profound contemplative practice putting people in touch wit … | Continue reading
Save this one for a colder weather backpacking trip; it will ward off the evening chill and give you plenty of energy to stay warm in your sleeping bag all nigh | Continue reading
When his father died, Jeff Davis couldn’t have imagined he’d build on his on father’s obsession with fly fishing to the point of starting his own fly fishing business, but that’s exactly what ended up happening. Going through his father’s decades-old collection of flies and angli … | Continue reading
Simple, sturdy, ankle-protecting wonders. | Continue reading