Why Aren't More Backcountry Foods Packaged Sustainably?
It's going to take a lot more work to move from plastic to compostable packaging
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The Controversial Ski Resort That Will Never Exist
After 30 years, Ktunaxa First Nation, with help from the Canadian government and Patagonia, finally shut down the Jumbo Glacier ski resort development
Hiking New Zealand's New Great Walk: The Paparoa Track
The stunning Paparoa Track is the country’s first new Great Walk to be completed in 25 years, and is unlike any to come before it. Our reporter scored a spot on opening day.
The 25 Best Accessible Trails in America
We talked to the experts about everything from surface stability to parking to find the most epic trails in the U.S.
You Can Now See the Northern Lights on a Budget
Starting today, Alaska Airlines’ latest fare sale tackles two of the greatest obstacles to seeing the northern lights—price and timing
Travel Is Worth the Carbon Footprint
There have been countless reports denouncing travel in the fight against climate change. This environmentalist thinks you should consider the bigger picture.
A New Documentary Explores One Man's Whale Obsession
After a breaching humpback nearly landed on Tom Mustill's kayak, the wildlife filmmaker became consumed with trying to understand the massive mammal. The result is PBS's ‘The Whale Detective.’
A Backpacker's Case for Packing Way Too Much
Or why you should absolutely make room in your bag for those shrimp skewers on your next trip
Two Bison Attacks, One Harrowing Date
Don't worry, this tale has a happy ending
The Outdoor Books that Shaped the Last Decade
Ten books that sparked debate, started conversations, and launched movements in the past ten years—and what to read next
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