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Could Irvine and Mallory have summitted Everest? And what happened to Irvine's body? We talked to Ozturk about his new project to find out. | Continue reading
Bikepacking Roots is a non-profit dedicated to all things bikepacking. We’ve covered them before, primarily as they announced their Wild West Route, a 2,700-mile expedition-level bikepacking route from north to south of the Mountain West. We profiled co-founder Kurt Refsnider as … | Continue reading
Behold, the war cry that has conquered entire square inches of desert sand. | Continue reading
Intrepid adventurer and inspiration to many, Madsen perished midway through her attempt to row across the Pacific. | Continue reading
At some point soon, the House will take up passage of the Great American Outdoors Act, passed itself by the Senate last week. The Senate vote was the major hurdle, the bill is expected to be approved by the House. Though, they might be tempted to make changes. Pork will maybe be … | Continue reading
Musings on the strange feelings you get when curled up in a car, alone, miles and miles from anywhere. | Continue reading
As the country wrestles with removing monuments to slave owners, one national park grapples with name changes of a popular attraction. | Continue reading
Mark Rober is a one-man Myth Busters meets Bill Nye, using science and video to explore such elemental and existential questions such as What If All The Toilets | Continue reading
Jeff Maassen is a commercial urchin diver in | Continue reading
From our friend and contributing writer Kinga Philipps: A few years ago I stopped by my parent's house after a camping trip and unloaded my gear in their livin | Continue reading
Your gear closet can also be your office furniture solution. | Continue reading
Civil rights group called for a boycott and the outdoor industry quickly stepped up. | Continue reading
Adventure Journal will no longer advertise on Facebook or Instagram after six of the largest civil rights organizations called for a boycott on the social media | Continue reading
Research shows that funding conservation and outdoor recreation is one way to help Americans get back on their feet. | Continue reading
This is surely the best mountaineering documentary ever made by a 12-year-old kid. | Continue reading
Peary's righthand man in the race to the North Pole was audacious, competent, and "indispensable." | Continue reading
Jeremy Jones, snowboard savant, founder of Protect Our Winters, has some very smart words about how to put our money where our mouths are. | Continue reading
A glassy day, one of the world's best surfers, and a beautiful song make for a smile-causing escape. | Continue reading
Alaska’s National Guard reported, “Soldiers assigned to 1st Battalion, 207th Aviation Regiment, execute an extraction mission via a CH-47 Chinook helicopter over Healy, Alaska, June 18, 2020. As part of a combined effort with the Department of Natural Resources, the Guardsmen rig … | Continue reading
The Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 just might be the gold standard for rock solid freestanding backpacking shelters. | Continue reading
In a typical summer, millions of Americans head outdoors to national parks, hiking trails and rivers across the U.S. This summer, because of COVID-19 precautions, getting outdoors will be different, although how different isn’t certain. My colleagues and I are part of a research … | Continue reading
Meet the founders of Brothers of Climbing, a climbing crew that gradually coalesced in NYC, based on a mutual love of climbing and a desire to get more people of color involved in the pursuit. Their shared joy at the crag is pretty universal among climbers from all walks of life, … | Continue reading
Months ago, surf collective Textured Waves and women’s wetsuit manufacturer Seea began working on a film, Sea Us Now, sharing the black and brown female surfing experience, and the project has just dropped. It is, Textured’s Danielle Lyons, acknowledges, “magically very timely.” … | Continue reading
A sub-$60 reel can catch just as many trout as a $500 reel . | Continue reading
In a bipartisan vote of 73-25, the Senate just passed the Great American Outdoors Act. The bill now goes before the House, where it should pass with overwhelming support, then to the President’s desk, where Trump is expected to sign it after voicing support in recent weeks. We’ve … | Continue reading
Santa Cruz's new 5010 is so fun it inspired the most fun bike film of the year. | Continue reading
Removing protections in the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument will hurt a crucial ecosystem and isn't likely to help struggling fishing communities. | Continue reading
Cause they're pretty much the perfect adventure sandal | Continue reading
Glacier NP's Going to the Sun Road is as spectacular as they come; crowded as they come too. Unless you ride it just as it's being plowed. | Continue reading
Poet Helen Mort revels that nothing lubricates a stuck mind like the wilderness. | Continue reading
In a 7-2 decision, SCOTUS rules the USFS has right to allow pipeline below the NPS-managed Appalachian Trail. | Continue reading
One of the world's foremost experts on bear behavior was taught everything he knew by the bears themselves. | Continue reading
30 minutes of soothing campground and river paddling footage will cure what ails ya. | Continue reading
I’m sitting down to write about Congress preparing to pass a new law, called the Great American Outdoors Act, that will fully fund the Land and Water Conservation Fund, and all I can think is, Didn’t we just do this? Remember last year, before the Coronavirus and a resurgent, lon … | Continue reading
Six strategies to stay comfortable–and in love–when attempting to rock the double sleeping bag. | Continue reading
The cure for what ails ya might be a little wild swimming. | Continue reading
The first black surfer at Malibu didn't let segregation keep him from surfing the waves he dreamed of. | Continue reading
For the millions of Americans who consider ourselves “outdoorsy,” many of us thought we were well prepared for social distancing. (In fact, we used to be co | Continue reading
There are so many things going on in the world right now, but the fight for public lands goes on. | Continue reading
Good news from the bear front. | Continue reading
It's not if, but when, so make that when a lot more bearable. | Continue reading
When a veteran with PTSD needed help, he found it in a canine companion and the slow current of a stream. | Continue reading
There seems to be a direct connection between the speed of walking and the speed of thinking and observation. | Continue reading
How an adventurous life paves the way for easier parenthood. | Continue reading
State Bicycles has been around for a few years now, mainly making very inexpensive single-speed urban bikes. They're now moving into the decidedly non-urban bi | Continue reading
Don't go bikepacking without learning them. | Continue reading
Among other insults, vanlifing while black is suspicious to some. | Continue reading