5 Places for a DIY Summer Camp
You can set up your own, off-the-cuff version of summer camp in one of these stellar settings
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A Women's Climbing Festival That's Open to All Genders
After three years of sold-out events for women-identified and non-binary people, Flash Foxy introduces an extension where men are welcome, too
The AT Pipeline Protesters Come Down from the Trees
The last two tree sitters fighting the 300-mile Mountain Valley Pipeline project in Jefferson National Forest surrendered to police. Will others take their place?
The Wildest Climbing in West Virginia
Wild and Wonderful from advocacy group New River Alliance of Climbers and filmmaker Tara Kerzhner documents the persistence it took to make the PsicoRoc deep water solo competition happen.
The Yearly Migration to the Gauley
From Logan Bockrath of Thelonious Step, this video profiles U.S. Women's Raft Team member Julie Sutton as she makes her yearly migration from the Arkansas River to the Gauley.
A Pillow Rock Raft Mishap on the Gauley
Undisputedly, one of the most challenging rivers in the US, its famous Pillow Rock Rapid has been the catalyst for many flips and dumptrucks.
A Summer of Trail Maintenance with the Student Conservation Association
Matthew Christiansen spent his summer digging ditches, cutting tree branches, and maintaining trails for the Student Conservation Association and U.S Forest Service.
The Amazing Southeastern Sky
For his latest timelapse project, filmmaker Mike Zorger wanted to find a spot East Coast with Western-like light pollution, despite major metropolitan areas and condensed population
4 Long Weekend Picks from Adventure Pros
Where the pros go
Why Kids Should Play in Wild Places
'The Wonder Years' is a short film about getting kids into the outdoors and away from their distractions
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