Kaelyn Lynch is the assistant travel editor at Outside.
Alex Honnold's Guide to Rock Climbing in Las Vegas
The famed free soloist gave us the beta on the country's best rock-climbing mecca.
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A Denali Climber's Experience Being Detained by ICE
Ibrahim Cetindemir has a valid work permit and is an active DACA recipient but was detained by U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents after successfully summiting both Denali and Mount Rainier.
A Traveler's Guide to KonMari–ing Your Life
The KonMari process is basically what you have to do when you travel a lot.
This Film Could Make Coal Execs Care About the Planet
Humans stand to lose it all in climate change. 'The Human Element' hints at ways we can get everyone—not just environmentalists—to care.
The Volunteers Cleaning Our Parks During the Shutdown
Hundreds of people, from the Everglades to Yosemite, have mobilized as part of a grassroots effort to rid national parks of refuse while federal employees remain furloughed.
How to Watch the FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup Online
All the times and locations to watch the FIS World Cup.
The 5 Best Exercises with TRX Bands
The simple system is all you need for an effective full-body workout.
Missing American Hiker Found Dead in Mexico
After being missing for over three weeks, the body of 34-year old Patrick Braxton-Andrew has been found in northern Mexico.
Saving One of the Last Biodiversity Hot Spots
The ridges and reefs of West Papua are some of the most biodiverse on the planet. Two acclaimed filmmakers are on a mission to make sure they stay that way.
Why You Should Ditch Your Sleeping Bag for This Quilt
The Enlightened Equipment Revelation quilt offers the most customizable—and comfortable—night of sleep you can get.
Climate Change Is Destroying Our National Parks
New research suggests that national parks are getting hotter and drier faster than the rest of the country
Tourists Are Surfing North Korea—But at What Cost?
Vacation in North Korea could mean funding government prison camps or bringing much-needed economic development. It depends on who you ask.
Thousands Cheated at the Mexico City Marathon
Over 3,000 people were disqualified from the Mexico City Marathon last week for allegedly cutting the course.
Climbers Have Finally Conquered Latok’s North Ridge
After four decades of attempts by some of the world’s top alpinists, Latok I’s North Ridge has finally been conquered.
What Shark Experts Really Think About Shark Week
While millions of Americans are reliably entertained by the flurry of fishy documentaries, marine biologists find a lot to gripe about.
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