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Dear Paco Pad, It's Time for Me to Move On
A reformed raft guide writes a breakup letter to his favorite piece of gear as he upgrades to a (real) mattress
The Weirdest Stories We've Ever Told
From searching for Bigfoot in Ohio to drinking snake blood in China, these are the best and strangest Outside tales
'120 Seconds to Change the World'
In an effort to raise awareness for the global water crisis, runner Mina Guli is attempting to complete 63 marathons in 63 days
How to Become a Park Ranger
Tips on how to get one of the most enviable jobs in the outdoor industry
Don't Miss These 5Point Film Festival Picks
Kicking off spring film-festival season, these shorts and features explore the Grand Canyon, skate culture, and the nature of sufferfests
Grand Canyon Superintendent Announces Resignation
Grand Canyon National Park superintendent Christine Lehnertz notified park employees on March 14 that she was resigning, effective March 31. This comes weeks after a four-month investigation turned up no wrongdoing and found a series of 2018 allegations against her to be "unfounded."
The Theft of Grand Staircase–Escalante
In 2017, the Trump administration announced that it was shrinking the iconic Utah national monument by nearly 50 percent. Leath Tonino devised a sketchy 200-mile solo desert trek, following the path of the legendary cartographer who literally put these contentious canyons on the map.
Mapping the Heart of the Grand Canyon
Behind the Herculean effort to create a scientifically accurate cartographic masterpiece
How Grand Canyon National Park Will Look in 100 Years
As the country's second most popular park turns 100, Grand Canyon faces an unprecedented number of existential threats. Eight experts weigh in on the major changes it will undergo during the next century.
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