Yukon Athlete Completes Ambitious Expedition to Store
Satire: In desperate need of provisions before the coronavirus hit her area, Eva Holland set out on a journey—alone and unsupported
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The Sangre de Cristo Range Is Not for the Casual Hiker
With 43,000 feet of elevation gain, 91 miles above 10,000 feet, and 63 summits, the route is not to be taken lightly. Brendan Leonard recounts one of his favorite adventures from the past decade.
In Trying Times, Rediscover the Joy of Riding Alone
Flatten the curve, skip the group ride, and head for the hills solo—it'll do wonders for your body and mind
Put on Your Tinfoil Hat and Read About Aliens
Journalist Sarah Scoles's 'They Are Already Here' explores people's obsession with discovering what else may be out there
It's Time for the Outdoor Community to Step Up
Some people are behaving badly in the face of a pandemic. Others are making the outdoor world proud.
Now Is the Best Time Ever to Adopt a Dog
You need a dog, a dog needs you. What more do you need to know?
Nature Livestreams Bring the Outdoors to You
From surf cams to Fat Bear Week, live nature feeds inspire adventure and offer a break from reality
The Media We're Consuming During Social Distancing
The books, movies, podcasts, games, and more that are keeping us sane indoors
Earthquakes Can Teach Us About Disaster and Resilience
Journalist Jon Mooallem’s new book, ‘This is Chance!,’ revives a decades-old story about an Alaskan radio journalist and the biggest earthquake you’ve never heard of—and gives us something to consider when the world is unsteady
A Guide to Cooking and Eating During a Pandemic
What to buy, what to cook, and what not to worry about in the age of COVID-19