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An Outdoorperson's Guide to Surviving Los Angeles
How to turn Tinseltown into a mountain town
16 Kid-Friendly Things to Do at National Parks
Hand-picked by Kate Siber, author of the new children's book 'National Parks of the USA'
So the Government Shuts Down. What's That Mean for Public Lands?
A semi-detailed list of everything we know (and we still have plenty of questions) about possible public land closures starting tomorrow if the lights go out for the feds
The World's Hardest Endurance Race
Uberman, a SoCal ultra-triathlon with a 21-mile swim, a 400-mile bike ride, and a 135-mile run, might be the most demanding challenge of its kind. But in the eyes of its founder, the physical goal is secondary to the mental one.
How to Make Camping in Scorching Hot Weather Enjoyable
Can you still expect to have a comfortable summertime camping trip in the lower 48? Absolutely, but you probably need to upgrade your approach to dealing with the heat.
Man vs. Heat
Matt MacIsaac has been a motor vehicle operator on the maintenance staff at Death Valley National Park for 15 years. In summer, he works in temperatures exceeding 120 degrees. For the unprepared, the heat can be deadly. We asked MacIsaac how he survives—and stays hydrated—working outside in the hottest place in America.
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