Ford Bronco ambassadors travel across Wyoming and compete to win $10,000 to donate to a local nonprofit—all in the name of keeping Wyoming wild

At the site of a four-semi accident, a mystery man prevented us and others from joining the pileup. In looking for him, I accidentally found the crash victim.

With sunny skies and cooler temperatures, fewer crowds, and off-season deals to be had, fall may be our favorite getaway season. Here where our editors are headed.

How to visit and responsibly recreate in the rivers, lakes, and hot springs that Arkansas is famous for

An effort to protect special places in Arkansas has flourished into over 55,000 acres of public land

When Pam Houston traveled to the nordic island nation to ride its unique breed of spirited horses, she wasn’t just after an adventure—she was urgently seeking a way to be well again

At Manshausen, on Norway’s Arctic coast, adventurer Børge Ousland makes sure nature is part of every experience. Fish for fresh cod, fall asleep beneath the northern lights, and discover why hygge is key to happiness.

Tipping has creeped in everywhere, from airport self-checkout kiosks to guiding fees. And we’re being asked to dole out more than ever before. Has America reached the tipping point?

“Turn around, don’t drown,” park rangers are reminding travelers as Hilary bears down on the southwestern United States

These short-but-sweet hikes are the perfect microadventure for busy people. Here’s how to tackle them.

Our national forests are brilliant, underappreciated, and uncrowded compared to most national parks. Here’s the intel on where to hike in these stunning landscapes.

As angler numbers declined, lodge owners cast about to appeal to a changing world, offering way more adventures in spectacular corners of North America

This monsieur isn’t the first to BASE jump from Paris’s most iconic landmark

While the west side and parts of the interior of the Hawaiian island struggle to recover from devastating wildfires, other areas are unaffected. Our Maui-based writer asked locals and business owners if they still want tourists.

Here’s how to fill a weekend with local-favorite outdoor adventures and the top summer experiences that Vail, Colorado, has to offer

At these Labor Day Outdoor fests, for three sweet days, you can be outside, hike, hear live music, swim, boat, and run. Plus: there's food and beer.

From a severed hand in Yosemite to missing honeymooners in the Grand Canyon, our national parks are home to some curious and strange tales

Three years ago, Danae and Olen Netteburg set out with their four kids on the Appalachian Trail. Three years (and one more baby) later, they’re about to complete the Triple Crown. All of them.

These are some of the best ways to see, hear, smell, taste, and touch Maine on your next adventure

Let your senses guide you to your next Maine adventure. Here’s where to plan your escape.

The York Fire has swept across thousands of acres of the Mojave Desert, torching Joshua trees and other delicate desert vegetation

With accommodations, dining, and activities for the whole family included, how could skiing get any easier?

While riding the 2,000-mile Pony Express Trail, I learned that the most dangerous aspect of the Utah desert isn’t the heat or the rattlesnakes or the lack of water

Canada is experiencing its worst wildfire season on record, but the country’s beautiful national park system has mostly escaped them

If you’re after an experience that feels like a real adventure, you’d be hard-pressed to do better than South Dakota

The Thelma Hut at Campfire Ranch Red Mountain Pass is surrounded by crowd-free hiking trails (and skin-up ski slopes come winter) and has a hutmaster who will cook for you while you’re adventuring outdoors

Brad Sailer and his epilepsy alert dog completed their quest in July to bring awareness to accessibility in the outdoors.

Reservations are hard to come by but this hundred-year-old lodge is worth the wait. In the meantime, you can hike five miles to see it.

Sometimes the grass really is greener in a new place

A psychedelic renaissance is underway in the U.S., with an emphasis on the healing potential for depression and trauma. An Outside editor gives ketamine a test run and reports that the power is real.

Experiencing local food is one of the joys of any trip, but you can only follow your gut so far. Our tips will help you keep traveler’s diarrhea at bay.

A former hiking guide reveals his favorite trails in and near Yosemite National Park, with views of enormous waterfalls, El Capitan, and wildlife

Walk among deep river gorges, glacial mountains, alpine lakes, and vast deserts, all on beautiful under-the-radar public lands

Scientists are focusing on the power of awe, and for good reason. Experiencing it is essential for our health. Our author hit the road during California’s superbloom to figure out how our mind and bodies are transformed when we’re blown away by nature.

The Wrong Way River Lodge and Cabins, with 16 sweet A-frames, is an ideal base camp for exploring greater Asheville

If you want your kids to learn more about the outdoors, plan an RV vacation

With incredible access to alpine adventures and in-town activities alike, it’s hard to beat Reno in spring and summer

As a young actor, his first-ever trip outside the United States opened his heart to the astonishing power of the natural world

Nothing says “I do” like a small blood sacrifice

Long a local secret, the remote 11-tent glamping getaway KitFox is only open for a few short months each year. Trust us when we say book now.

The comforts we crave and adventures we chase are just beyond the door

Studies suggest that water at many U.S. beaches is full of feces and too dirty for safe swimming. Plus, how to know if your beach is safe.

Expert tips on how to maintain a thriving career from an RV

North America’s first hydrogen-powered train, the Train de Charlevoix, is your ticket to eco-friendly travel between Québec City and Charlevoix regions

When the actor took a suborbital rocket ride, he came down with amazing (and fearsome) insights about the previous nature of our planet

Nick Offerman’s annual family trip was always to the same lake in Minnesota, where he was taught things that really matter.

Serious illness gave our writer an urgent need for physical and spiritual rebirth. She found both by bonding with a unique riding breed that seems touched by Viking spirit.

Hitting the road with your family offers plenty of good times in the moment—plus important takeaways for the future

Some of the wildest, best beaches in the country can be found in our national parks system. These are the most spectacular.

Remember the mustard, learn how to save your batteries, and the best trick for a cold sleeping bag

It’s becoming harder to find a slice of nature all to yourself. But there are plenty of secluded sweet spots around the country if you know where to look. From national monuments and lakeshores to forests and scenic waterways, here are some stunning, uncrowded wildlands that are definitely worth exploring.

We've got you covered. With this advice, you can still nab a nice—and even popular—spot at a campground of your choice this summer.

The beautiful scenery in popular TV series like ‘Yellowstone’ and ‘The White Lotus’ has sparked a tourism trend. Here are our five favorite locations to travel to and fun adventures nearby.

Travelers generate a massive amount of waste. You can help change that with these smart and easy tips.

When the travel guide’s life turned upside down during the pandemic, he saw a chance to venture toward the kind of future he really wanted

From Chamonix to New Zealand, this expert hiker reveals the most beautiful hut-to-hut hikes on the planet

From the moment this story broke, I kept checking—and checking—the news. Distant tragedies can grip our minds and souls, put us there. I started thinking about why.

While the adventurer was on a record-setting road trip, a message from a fan made him realize the importance of coming out

In an exclusive interview with Outside for a story last year, Stockton Rush, the CEO of OceanGate and the pilot of the missing Titanic submersible, explained the reasons behind his costly expeditions, why he included paying tourists, and why ocean exploration was worth it

Whether you’re road-tripping or flying with Fido, our columnist has found the friendliest campgrounds, hotels, and airlines that welcome canines—as well as an app that dog owners shouldn’t live without

North America will have prime viewing when the moon (mostly) obscures the sun on October 14. These are the best places to see the magical ring of fire.

If you want to be active, try out new gear in a dream destination, pick up skills from experts, and mix with other adventurers, these hotels have it all. The fireside s’mores aren’t bad either.

We’ve sniffed out the best beaches for swimming, fetching, and tail-wagging fun for you and your pup

Spend time getting reacquainted with the most important person in your life: you.

Trips to or through hostile areas feel increasingly risky for many people in this community, given the rise of anti-LGBTQ+ policies

We’ve done the impossible and made a list of best hikes in our national parks. Now’s a perfect time to start checking them off, from Acadia to Yosemite.

We often write off a country or region in the wake of a government upheaval or natural disaster—like the earthquake in Turkey or recent protests in Peru. Turns out that may be the best time to go.

Adventures in national parks don’t end at sundown. We’ve found the best ways to explore after dark, from seeing the Northern Lights to Yooperlite hunting.

This charming North Carolina mountain town has world-class dining, excellent beer, and plenty of mountains, rivers, and trails to explore

Find bigger adventures (and smaller crowds) in America’s most under-the-radar national forest

This North Carolina destination is the ultimate in responsible outdoor adventure

There’s learning, connecting with self and others, and did we mention dance parties?

Here it is June and you’re still turning over travel plans? Come along with us, as we head out to see wolves, test our mettle on Tour de France ascents, trek across one of Colorado’s most photographed mountain passes, and generally get outside in big, bold ways this season.

The writer learned to have patience with himself after a catastrophic first day as an amateur sheepherder

Our national parks are celebrating the season (aren’t we all?) with fun and immersive special events. We've mapped out our favorites, from photo classes to great music to getting dirty helping on a trail day.

From the mighty St. Lawrence River to ocean exploration, summer and fall in Québec are all about enjoying nature on and around the water

From outdoor adventure to sampling local food culture, here’s how to enjoy the Green Mountain State

After suffering from anxiety and depression for years, the wellness practitioner had a profound psychedelic experience that set her on a path to healing

It took 20 years of planning to open the new 190-mile Aquarius Trail bikepacking hut system in southern Utah’s spectacular wilderness, sandwiched between Bryce and Zion national parks. Stephanie Pearson saddles up for a wild ride.

Hundreds of online platforms post traveler reviews, but only a handful police recommendations for fake or promotional content. Which ones should you rely on when planning a trip? Our expert weighs in.