Taylor Gee is an editorial fellow at Outside.
Which Thermos Kept Our Margaritas Coldest?
Which thermos best kept our margaritas tasting cold and fresh after 24 hours of travel? These are the results of our investigation.
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Fame, Romance, and a Second Chance on the PCT
Cory McDonald's main goal was to restore his health on the Pacific Crest Trail. Becoming a YouTube star, getting stalked, and meeting the perfect girl were just exhilarating extras.
How to Cut Down on Carbon Emissions When Traveling
Flight shame is making its way to the United States, but it's not as simple as saying all plane flights are equally bad and every alternative is always better.
You Can Now Hike the Appalachian Trail Virtually
A new app that connects to your iPhone's pedometer will track your progress on the AT as if you were thru-hiking with 2,000 other people.
Visit the Most Haunted Campgrounds in the U.S.
Most Americans are unfamiliar with the haunted campgrounds scattered about our wild lands and our public places.
Hikers: Beware of Falling Trees
The odds of dying from a falling tree are still small but maybe not as small as they used to be. Here's why—and what to do about it.
A New Film Examines an Unusual PCT Record Attempt
'Elevation Change' is a new documentary that follows 24-year-old ultrarunner Sam Fox as he ambitiously—but ultimately unsuccessfully—attempts to break the Pacific Crest Trail speed record.
Visit These National Parks for Free on Public Lands Day
What’s more American: loving National Parks, or loving free stuff? Luckily, you don’t have to choose between the two on September 28th.
How to Pack Like a Thru-Hiker
Thru-hikers' ultralight craze, for all its good and bad, can also apply to everyday travel.
How the Outdoor World Joined the Youth Climate Strike
Outdoor companies and major athletes are showing their support for the worldwide Youth Climate Strike today
Kilian Jornet Is Climbing Mt. Everest... Again
Alpinist and ultrarunner Kilian Jornet has received a permit to climb Everest again this fall
The Restaurant Stealing Miles from PCT Thru-Hikers
This restaurant wants your trail miles.
Someone Cut the Cable on the Sea to Sky Gondola
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police believe a vandal deliberately severed the cable of the Sea to Sky Gondola in Squamish, British Columbia, on Saturday morning
The Controversial Plan to Protect America's Trails
There are 11 designated national scenic trails stretching across nearly 18,000 miles in the United States, but there are over 4,000 miles of privately owned “gaps” in the system.
What I Packed for the Pacific Crest Trail
Making the decision to start a thru-hike can be daunting, so let us show you what gear you should take
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