New Mexico's White Sands Is Officially a National Park
The country's largest dune field has been a national monument since 1933, but now it's our 62nd national park
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Outdoor Recreation Offices Are Popping Up Everywhere
Why the new crop of state recreation offices are about more than just outdoor sports
The Climber's Guide to Bouldering in Roy, New Mexico
Tucked away among farms and barren grasslands in a forgotten corner of the state lies one of the best bouldering destinations in the country. Our video producer, a Roy fanatic, outlines how to visit the growing location without harming its fragile ecosystem.
Which Thermos Kept Our Margaritas Coldest?
We drove to Mexico and filled our thermoses with margaritas (for gear testing)
The West's Water Shortage Is Fueled by Human Error
The inability of western states to track water usage is exacerbating the region's drought crisis
Is a Pricey Electric Cargo Bike Worth It?
We tested three models at different prices and found a clear favorite
5 Bird-Watching Festivals You Can Go to This Fall
Catch the great southerly migration with North America's top birding enthusiasts
Winter Is Coming. You'll Need a Good Lip Balm.
Our writer's hands-down favorite for wind-blown and chapped lips
Visit the Most Haunted Campgrounds in the U.S.
Forget haunted houses and corn mazes. Head out to the woods instead, where the real scares await.
These Eco-Lodges Are Dreamy, Guilt-Free Getaways
From remote wilderness resorts to a ski-in, ski-out hotel, these properties care as much about environmental practices as they do guest amenities
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