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The Story of John Adams's Perilous Transatlantic Voyage
While researching his new book 'Author in Chief,' our contributor discovered a forgotten piece of John Adams's life: the time he sailed to Europe during the Revolutionary War and barely survived
Avalanche Victims Are Trending Older
The "sunk cost" effect, a false sense of confidence, and fading backcountry skills may all explain why
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
These Trips Cost Less than the Newest iPhone
They say to spend money on experiences, not things—shouldn't gift giving be the same?
You Won't Pass Chamonix's Mountain-Guiding Test
Le Probatoire is one of the toughest challenges in the outdoors, used for decades to pick alpine professionals in France's legendary hub of glacier skiing, climbing, and deadly terrain. Only the strongest make it, but Simon Akam wonders: Is selection by ordeal still the best way to groom competent guides?
It's Time for Pro Cycling to Treat Women Equally
Adding World Tour events just for women is a huge step forward for professional cycling. But real change has to come from the UCI.
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