Outside correspondent Tim Neville writes frequently for the magazine and other large publications like The New York Times. He lives in Bend, Oregon, where he skis Mount Bachelor as much as he can.
The explorer’s crossing of Antarctica put him in the spotlight. His skill in presenting himself to audiences hungry for vulnerable heroes will keep him there.
It’s time to get reacquainted with the PNW—home to massive mountains, lush rainforests, empty islands, and the greatest oysters you’ll ever taste
About nine years before he died, the Swiss mountaineer Ueli Steck had already thought a lot about risk and how much of it he was willing to take as a climber who used no ropes.
Just because some people think these destinations are miserable doesn't mean they actually are. In fact, they're pretty amazing places if you do them right.
First impressions of the Texas company's new spring line.
Behold the astonishing explosion of alpine sports in the People’s Republic—as directed, promoted, and financed by the Communist Party in the run–up to the 2022 Beijing Olympics.
For long-distance trail runners looking to play like antelope, it is heaven with a hydration vest
The local Bend, Oregon, chapter of the Great Old Broads for Wilderness were holding a rally to protest the militant January 2 takeover of the Malheur Wildlife Refuge, 150 miles southeast of town....
Even if they didn't snag the tippy-top spots on our 2015 Best of Travel list, these noteworthy runners-up are still so spot-on that you should keep them on your radar.
You could go anywhere in the entire planet this year, but don't get overwhelmed: We're here with the first of four Best of Travel lists to be unveiled throughout the month of March (coming soon: the...
Reese Witherspoon was lying in a blue sleeping bag under some old-growth cedars dripping with rain and scraggly beard lichen. Here, above the Columbia River near Oregon’s Bridal Veil Lake, the Oscar...
Europe has a secret. It's called Albania—a Maryland-size playground of rugged peaks, emerald seas, and ripping rivers. The only catch? It's really poor, graft is rampant, and there's little...
Winner: Flanders and Wallonia, Belgium. Runner-Up: Southern Louisiana.
Winner: Scotland. Runner-Up: Blue Ridge Mountains.
Winner: Secrets of the Archipelago, Indonesia.