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The Hikers Who Lied and Broke Laws to Finish the AT This Year
After months of trespassing and hiding from rangers, two hikers completed the Appalachian Trail in June. Their sagas raise questions about what it means to be outdoors in the United States right now.
The Supreme Court Says an Energy Company Can Drill Under the AT
During a week of historic decisions, the Supreme Court decided that an energy company can drill under the Appalachian Trail
Your Guide to Hiking the White and Green Mountains
No matter your skill level or the type of adventure you're seeking, New England's two dominant mountain ranges offer plenty of opportunities to explore. Here's your guide to getting the most out of them.
This Outdoorsy Sing-Along Album Is Perfect for the Whole Family
From ballads inspired by outdoor adventures to neighborhood sing-alongs, the Okee Dokee Brothers' new album makes staying home with kids more fun
This AT Legend Is Now Passing on His Wisdom to Young Thru-Hikers
For Warren Doyle, who has thru-hiked the trail nine times, it comes down to mental—as much as physical—preparedness
The Appalachian Trail Hostels That Will Not Close
In the South, a series of hostels have welcomed hikers, defying trail closures and guidelines. They say they're acting on behalf of their communities.
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