Nov 8, 2018
Finding Home in the West—by Smokejumping
"What I've been searching for, I now see, is something bigger than acceptance, bigger than smokejumping, bigger than proving I can be one of the guys."
Washington
Nov 4, 2018
Take Public Transportation to Your Next Adventure
It's easier than ever to jump on a bus, bike, train, or trolley to climb, paddle, hike, and camp
Oct 26, 2018
Ryan Zinke's Interior Is a Mess
Can recent events be chalked up to the occasional confusion of bureaucracy? Or is something more worrisome afoot?
Oct 24, 2018
Zinke and Trump Are Ignoring the Public
Even as Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke has said he wants to give states more decision-making power over federal lands, the Trump administration has taken numerous steps to limit public input
Oct 14, 2018
The Bear Bowl Camping Pot Is the Size of Your Wallet
Like fiberglass origami, it snaps together for cooking and folds down to a small square when it’s time to hit the trail
Sep 15, 2018
Our 7 Favorite Fall Backpacking Trips
Avoid the crowds and catch a meteor shower or monarch butterfly migration on these perfect autumnal treks
Sep 4, 2018
Trump’s National Park Service Superintendent Is a Win
Nominee Raymond David Vela seems to care about making our national parks more accessible
Aug 20, 2018
Big Brother–Style Tech Is Helping Hikers Avoid Crowds
In Washington State, a group of researchers is mining social media posts and photos to identify overused trails and turn your next weekend adventure into a real escape
Aug 9, 2018
States: Want an Outdoor Rec Economy? Pay Up
Newly created state offices are promoting outdoor recreation as a major contributor to local economies and the public good, but they need a lot more support to be successful
Aug 7, 2018
The EPA Is Gutting Regulations That Keep Us Safe
If you've only been following the drama of Scott Pruitt and his replacement at the EPA, you only know half the story. Environmental regulations are under attack all across America, and the siege is just beginning.
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