Adventure Detours in the World's Most Visited Cities
Extend that layover—these megacities have plenty of outdoor activities within an hour or two of downtown
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8 Bucket-List Adventures You've Never Heard Of
From Hawaii to the Swiss Alps, what are the epic trips that nobody else is doing? We found a few.
The Controversial Ski Resort That Will Never Exist
After 30 years, Ktunaxa First Nation, with help from the Canadian government and Patagonia, finally shut down the Jumbo Glacier ski-resort development
Let's All Go Freeskiing in New Zealand
Despite some lackluster conditions in 2019, skiers Manu Barnard and Hunter Paull put together this awesome edit, 'Tempo'
North America's Next Great Ski Towns
As locals get priced out of Aspen, Stowe, and Whistler, here are the places ski bums are heading to next
Hiking New Zealand's New Great Walk: The Paparoa Track
The stunning Paparoa Track is the country’s first new Great Walk to be completed in 25 years, and is unlike any to come before it. Our reporter scored a spot on opening day.
How I Traveled to Costa Rica for 2 Weeks for Under $500
I traveled abroad on a shoestring budget. Here's how I did it—and how you can, too.
Seeking Magic and Solace in the Northern Lights
Following a tragedy, a photographer finds a new sense of purpose in the wintertime sky
The 25 Best Accessible Trails in America
We talked to the experts about everything from surface stability to parking to find the most epic trails in the U.S.
My Journey to Scotland's Most Remote Pub
For decades, the Old Forge was the holy grail of the British outdoors community. The UK's remotest pub, it could only be reached via boat or a three-day walk through one of Britain's last true wildernesses, the Knoydart peninsula in Scotland. A dispute between some locals and a new owner threatened the legend—until they decided to open up a pub of their own.
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