Waves come in places you'd never expect. | Continue reading
When was the last time you took a little four-state wander through the American South? | Continue reading
Langdon Cook's fantastic new book "Upstream" traces wild salmon through a human-engineered landscape | Continue reading
Cody Townsend flirts with deep sketch in the Canadian Rockies. | Continue reading
Holmstrom paddled 1,000 river miles in a boat he built in his mom's basement, for $20. | Continue reading
Markus Eder here was a *little* too amped to ski this line. So amped, he threw caution to the wind, tempting fate in a massive avalanche zone. Couple turns into his run, a huge shelf gives way and he instantly regrets his carelessness. Somehow, the dude outruns the avalanche. A l … | Continue reading
Good news for people who...love good news. | Continue reading
Tracing the source. | Continue reading
He spent 18 years staring at Mount Tam from inside San Quentin State Prison. Then he ran up the damn thing. | Continue reading
Not bad PR for YETI, as the coolers are fine after a year at sea. | Continue reading
In Wyoming this year, however, the tourist industry has stepped up. It is now raising money for everything from wildlife crossings to helping fish spawn. | Continue reading
At the mercy of the sea, and the addiction of huge waves. | Continue reading
In “Nose Dive,” Harold McGee offers a sensory guide to the many odors, often unnoticed, that swirl around us. | Continue reading
When the North Pole was reached before he got there, Amundsen simply decided to be the first to reach both poles. | Continue reading
The four most important things of the winter. | Continue reading
Folks who ride only a few times per year and spend hours each winter at the rental shack counter standing in line, filling out forms, getting fitted, etc. have a new option when it comes to avoiding that shitshow: Burton Snowboards will happily deliver rentals of snowboards, boot … | Continue reading
Satellites show forest offsets might not actually be doing much for the climate. | Continue reading
Sure you have firewood, but was it rubbed with heirloom spices? | Continue reading
It's the little things that make the best coffee. | Continue reading
Charting a life path through dreams. | Continue reading
USFS crews get first delivery of Ford's hot new EV truck. | Continue reading
When you go out hiking, have you ever included a jar of salsa in your backpack? You might, after reading this. | Continue reading
With an iPhone 14, do you need a satellite messenger anymore? | Continue reading
Rushing through the stages from panic to acceptance when a mass of water looms. | Continue reading
Cold and beautiful and..cold. | Continue reading
If you could bottle this up and prescribe it, you would. | Continue reading
The easiest kindling splitter you'll ever use. | Continue reading
How will the grizzlies get here? What will their arrival mean for local ecosystems? And will I run into them while I'm camping? | Continue reading
It's bike parkour and it's magnificent. | Continue reading
As steam and rail shrunk the globe at the turn of the 20th Century the race was on to claim the last great prizes of exploration, and of the globe’s rapidly diminishing list of untouched extremes, the geographic North Pole was literally and figuratively at the top. The first to r … | Continue reading
Stop settling for cramped conditions when camping. | Continue reading
Get us to the Greek...climbing scene. | Continue reading
In its calmer moments, Bennett Lake, located in the southwest corner of Canada’s Yukon Territory, is a placid pool of aquamarine. When one of the area’s notorious storms blows in, however, its waters roil with a certain violence. For Leigh Swansborough and Clarissa Black, who wer … | Continue reading
When life closes one door, it presents you with a bicycle. Or something like that. | Continue reading
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It's just a dropper lever, right? The PNW Loam Lever says, "not so fast." | Continue reading
For some, a place doesn't feel truly wild without brown bears. | Continue reading
A little north, a world away. | Continue reading
Small, powerful, and only one lens makes this monocular a must-have bit of kit. | Continue reading
New works by Western authors explore the brighter futures of our swiftly tilting planet. | Continue reading
The beauty of the Tetons and the wisdom of Adams. | Continue reading
Have Thanksgiving outside? Why the heck not? | Continue reading
Public lands are the true blessing. | Continue reading
What the heck is the Uber Tour, anyway? | Continue reading
Lost bear meet lost human. | Continue reading
On a surf trip, be careful what you wish for. | Continue reading
For better or worse, Yosemite will again be open to all comers in summer 2023. | Continue reading
Literally miles of smiles. | Continue reading