Bikes Might Be the Best Transportation for Social Distancing
As COVID-19 shuts down buses and trains in cities, we remember that bicycles are the ultimate contingency plan
Opinion
The Lowdown on Voting, According to Conrad Anker
Wes Siler and legendary alpinist Conrad Anker explain why your vote matters and how to make it count
Conrad Anker Teaches Us How to Register to Vote
Here, Wes Siler and legendary mountain climber Conrad Anker walk through the first step: registering to vote
California's Redwoods Are for Everyone
Influencers and conservationists of color take a hike through Harold Richardson Redwood Preserve to discuss diversity on public lands
I Did Trail Work Once and Felt Smug for a Lifetime
A little goes a long way (for your ego)
Sorry, USA Cycling, But Gravel Won’t Save You
Can the sport’s trendiest discipline reinvigorate its national governing body? And should we even care?
A New Film Explores Our Relationship with Fear
In 'Fine Lines,' from director Dina Khreino, climbers Alex Honnold, Lynn Hill, and Emily Harrington discuss their thoughts on risk and fear
What It's Like to Hike the AT as a Nonbinary Transgender Person
Lucy Parks found trail culture far from fully accepting but refused to let fear stop them from thru-hiking the AT
The 11 Unspoken Rules of Powder Skiing
Don't be the Jerry that breaks these
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