Kathryn Miles is the author of four books, including Quakeland: On the Road to America’s Next Devastating Earthquake.
A Boat Fire Killed 34 People, and We May Never Know Why
In September 2019, a dive boat fire killed 34 people. Here's the story.
Kathryn Miles
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Thru-Hikers Got Kicked Off a Plane Because They Smelled
Most airlines have a policy for handling such matters. Here's how to avoid the same fate.
What Thru-Hikers Eat on the Appalachian Trail
We stopped a bunch of thru-hikers and asked to take a look inside their packs. Here's what we found—and what a nutritionist thinks of their choices.
The Appalachian Trail's (Only) Official River Guide
Last year, Caruso ferried over 2,500 hikers across the river, along with 41 dogs and untold pounds of gear.
Will 'Akuna' Robinson's Triple Crown Was Only the Start
Robinson is the first recorded African American male to complete hiking's triple crown—the Appalachian, Pacific Crest, and Continental Divide Scenic Trails.
Shenandoah National Park Is Confronting Its History
Shenandoah National Park is confronting the past in order to create more inclusive wilderness spaces.
How to Introduce Your New Dog to Your Old Dog
Your dog might need a little warming up to the newest member of your family.
These Adaptive Hikers Want More Accessible Trails
Melanie Knecht and Trevor Hahn formed a partnership to get outside. But they're not your inspiration.
The Retiree 'Trail Gorillas' Who Keep the PCT Clean
These retirees help to conserve the PCT
Meet the 77-Year-Old on a Coast-to-Coast Hike
Mary Davison started long-distance hiking at the age of 60. Since then she’s become one of 400 people to earn the triple crown of hiking, completing the Appalachian, Pacific Crest, and Continental...
'Find Me' Is the Indie Adventure Film We All Need
A low-budget jaunt with an encouraging message for anyone intimidated by getting outdoors.
National Trails Day Is the Perfect Day to Go Outside
Spend some time building trails before you hike them with the friends you'll make at one of these events
Before His Murder, Ron Sanchez Sought Solace on the AT
The 17-year Army vet was stabbed to death when he and another hiker were attacked on a section of the Appalachian Trial last weekend. The trail had been his path to recovery from PTSD.
Harassment Led to Murder on the Appalachian Trail
James L. Jordan has been charged with murder and assault with intent to commit murder after a bloody attack early Saturday morning on the Appalachian Trail.
The New Conservation Act Isn't Enough for Trails
Although the John D. Dingell Jr. Conservation, Management, and Recreation Act is seemingly comprehensive, a lack of national parks could make its effects moot.
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