Climbing in Zion Made Me Rethink My Relationship to the Sport
Zion was either going to relight my fire or be my last big rock adventure for a while. I didn’t know which.
Culture
Two New Books Explore Self-Powered Travel
'Why We Swim' and 'In Praise of Paths' are timely inquiries into human locomotion
The Stairway Traverse Is Katie Burrell's Biggest Nightmare
While it may not be free-soloing El Cap, comedian and skier Katie Burrell takes on a daunting challenge in her home during quarantine
I'm Queer and I Hunt. I Have to Come Out About Both Identities.
As a newcomer to Vermont, Joshua Morse found himself welcomed by the hunting community. But there was one thing he wasn't sure he could share.
Why We're So Obsessed with 'Wild' Food, Even in Un-Wild Places
Gina Rae La Cerva's 'Feasting Wild' is a delightful culinary travel book. It's also an adjustment to the way we think about what that buzzword actually means
How to Cook a Gourmet Meal on a Campfire
A knock-your-socks-off meal anyone can make over a campfire, taught by a professional chef
Cook a Campfire Meal Along with Wes Siler
If Wes Siler can pull this simple recipe off, you can, too
Lance Armstrong Doesn't Hold Back in ESPN's New Documentary
Whether we needed another documentary about the disgraced cyclist is up for debate, but 'Lance' is an entertaining look at the saga—and wait until you hear what he says about Floyd Landis
The Filmmaker Who Cracked Open Lance Armstrong
How director Marina Zenovich got the most infamous bike racer in history to share more than ever before
Our Grandparents Made Victory Gardens. Now We Have Pandemic Gardens.
During this strange summer, we need something productive to do. Growing your own vegetables is yummy, fun, and the ideal practical response to a challenging time.