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Seeking Magic and Solace in the Northern Lights
Following a tragedy, a photographer finds a new sense of purpose in the wintertime sky
The Bizarre Bank Robbery That Shook an Arctic Town
As one of the northernmost settlements on earth, the Norwegian hamlet of Longyearbyen has become a magnet for adventurous souls looking to start a new life. But when an unsettling crime happened, it brought home a harsh reality: in the modern world, trouble always finds you.
The Man Who Chases Auroras to Push Away Darkness
After tragedy followed Hugo Sanchez from El Salvador to Canada, he started photographing the northern lights, finding a new sense of purpose in the wintertime sky
7 New Direct Flights to Adventure Hubs in 2020
Because no one has time for missed connections and grueling layovers
The Fight Over the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
A new miniseries from the podcast Threshold explores the controversy surrounding one of the our most contested pieces of public land by meeting the people who live off it
7 Adventures to Start the New Decade with a Bang
Mark your calendar: it's time to do or see something big next year. Here's how to pull it off.
Polar Bears Are Being Sent to Jail for Their Own Good
Scientists turn to high-tech solutions to protect a threatened population
The Best Way to See Finland? Ski Finland.
Author and political consultant Stuart Stevens loves a good sufferfest, so he couldn't resist Border to Border: 420 kilometers of nordic sliding through a country that defines what winter is all about
This Lodge Is the Arctic Base Camp of Our Dreams
Hike, fish, and ski Europe's last stretch of wilderness from Niehku Mountain Villa in Swedish Lapland
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