Kaelyn Lynch was the assistant travel editor at Outside.
Everything Is Awful, so I Tested a Wearable Sleeping Bag
The Selk'bag is here to help you survive a pandemic winter
Kaelyn Lynch
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Why I'll Always Choose Oceans Over Mountains
From a young age, the ocean provided relief from mental illness, something I've been unable to replicate with any other form of nature. It turns out, there's a science behind why some people prefer water.
9 Dishes That Will Help You Travel the World in Your Kitchen
What a locked-down Outside travel editor has been making to eat her way around the world during the pandemic
Become a Better Travel Photographer at Home with These Tips
We asked professional photographers for the skills you can practice in your own neighborhood
Stock Up for Your Next Trip with This Compact Carry-On Gear
Do long flights right with these essentials
The "World's Toughest Race" Won't Be Stopped by the Coronavirus
Most endurance events are canceled for the summer, but Spartan Race will hold its first event since the pandemic from June 13 to 14 in Florida
8 Thru-Hiking Vlogs to Give You Trail Envy During Quarantine
I watched 40-plus hours of thru-hiking vlogs. These are the ones that are worth your time.
This Travel Gear Donates Money to Fight Coronavirus
Get these products for a future trip and their companies will give back to those most affected by the COVID-19 outbreak
The Best (and Worst) Travel Gear for People Who Hate Flying
Here's what worked—and what didn't
Our Minimalist Travel Editor Tries Out Fancy, Weird Plane Gear
Gearing up for a trip to Italy, Outside assistant editor Kaelyn Lynch gathered some popular travel accessories to put to the test
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
He Climbed Denali. Then He Was Detained By ICE.
Ibrahim Cetindemir was pulled off his train and detained by U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents in Montana while making his way back home to North Dakota
A Traveler's Guide to KonMari–ing Your Life
Marie Kondo's ‘Tidying Up' is hardly a new concept for those who live a nomadic lifestyle
This Film Might Actually Make Coal Execs Care About Climate Change
James Balog's newest documentary hopes to close the political and cultural gap on climate change through the stories of those most affected by it
The Volunteer Army Keeping Our National Parks Clean
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
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