Introducing the Outside Public Lands Forum
We're starting a Facebook group where it's safe to dig deep into politics
The New Old Gang
Change comes for everybody, including a group of adventurous friends who’ve convened for years to climb, swap stories, and hoist a few. These days, their founder is grappling with incurable cancer. On a happier note, their decision to open the doors a little wider has given the gathering a fresh, life-affirming spirit.
Mountain Biking in Hurricane, Utah
When Mountain Biker Jeff Kendall-Weed needs an escape from his home in Bellingham, he finds an oasis in the deserts of Hurricane, Utah.
Tested: Hydro Flask's New Unbound Series Soft Cooler Backpack
The Oregon-based drinkware company is branching out with its gear offerings
How Ryan Zinke Really Stacks Up to Teddy Roosevelt
American cowboy or posturing Trump enforcer?
6 Weekend Trips You Can Pull Off from the City
Get far into the wilderness in as little time as possible
Eight of Our Favorite U.S. Swimming Holes
Who needs swimming pools?
The Hayduke Option
Mountain bikes were made for this: 450 miles of empty, achingly scenic backcountry in southern Utah, on little-known trails pieced together in the spirit of Edward Abbey. Our writer saddles up to get lost.
Environmentalists' Public-Lands Enemy Number One
Congressman Rob Bishop of Utah wants to transfer federal land to the states, gut the Endangered Species Act, and eliminate the Antiquities Act—and D.C. is starting to listen
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