America's Search and Rescue Is in a State of Emergency
With Americans surging onto public lands like never before, search and rescue operations are becoming overwhelmed—and help is not on the way
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Ingrid Backstrom's Recipe for Success
'The Recipe' features pro skier Ingrid Backstrom shredding on her home turf in Washington
This Is Why Mountain Bikers Can't Have Nice Things
Bad behavior might be jeopardizing access to Kingdom Trails, one of the premier networks on the East Coast. Here's what we can learn from it.
'When Lambs Become Lions' Explores a Violent Trade
A documentary about elephant poaching in Kenya follows three men—a poacher, an ivory trader, and a wildlife ranger—ensnared in the deadly industry
The Secret Culture of Ski-Jumping in the Midwest
As his dreams of going pro faded, photographer Cooper Dodds fell back in love with ski jumping in an unexpected place. His new photo book, 'Jumper: Flying in the Heartland,' documents the Midwest's surprisingly popular, no-frills tournament circuit.
Everything Our Editors Loved in December
The books, movies, podcasts, music, and more that our editors couldn’t stop talking about
A Father and Son Process Grief on a Walk
In 'A Walk with Dad,' filmmaker Ryan O'Connor and his father walk and talk about the grief of losing their mother and wife
A New Documentary Explores One Man's Whale Obsession
After a breaching humpback nearly landed on Tom Mustill's kayak, the wildlife filmmaker became consumed with trying to understand the massive mammal. The result is PBS's ‘The Whale Detective.’
A Backpacker's Case for Packing Way Too Much
Or why you should absolutely make room in your bag for those shrimp skewers on your next trip
How to Ski Hard While Staying Green
Skier Greg Hill attempts big-mountain pursuits with only electricity and a front-wheel-drive Chevy Bolt