Gear to Take Your Travel Pictures to the Next Level
There’s more to amateur photography than a selfie stick
Aidan Haley on How to Become an Adventure Filmmaker
The Boulderite went from knocking on doors in Paris to editing a feature film
The Edge of the World: A New Book from Outside
To commemorate our 40th anniversary, we've packaged more than 140 of the best adventure photos we've ever featured
How to Use a Real Camera
And stop taking goddamn selfies. Award-winning adventure photographer Krystle Wright lets us in on nine of her secrets.
Torres del Paine’s Unridden Singletrack
I returned to this windswept corner of Patagonia with news that mountain bike access to Torres del Paine’s hallowed trails had been negotiated by local Punta Arenas based guide Javier Aguilar.
Ztylus Switch 6 iPhone Camera System
A phone case with a built-in lens system.
These Women Followed Salmon Migration on Horseback
This spring, Kat Cannell, MJ Wright, and Katelyn Spradley set out on horseback to follow a salmon's upstream battle from the mouth of the Columbia River to its farthest inland home in Idaho's Redfish Lake.
17 Days on North America's Second-Highest Peak
Due to the cold, altitude, and wicked weather, only half of those who attempt Mount Logan make it to the summit. We were fortunate enough to reach the top via the standard King's Trench route after 15 days on the mountain.
The Shit Men Say to Me When I Travel
Working as a reporter in Central America, I've gotten used to men asking if I'm married and offering unsolicited advice about how to live my life. While it's usually framed in some well-intentioned way, the subtext has been obvious: If you're a woman, you shouldn't be traveling alone.
Why We Love the New Polaroid Snap
A snapshot in the hand is worth two in the cloud
A 10-Day Paddle Through Pakistan’s Gnarliest Gorge
This winter, paddlers Mike Dawson, Aniol Serrasolses, and Ciarán Heurteau set off for a ten-day trip to add their names to the history books of Pakistan’s largest river.
Interview: Jimmy Chin
The renowned videographer and photographer opens up about filming Alex Honnold's epic free solo climb, how he analyzes risk, and what it's like to be a social media kingpin
Lesotho Is a Secret Mountain Bike Paradise
Beginning at the 630-foot high Maletsunyane Waterfall in the middle of the country, we found top-notch mountain biking between 10,000-foot peaks, along wild valleys, and through countless remote towns.
Black Ember V4 Pack
Customize the inside of this pack for any adventure
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