How to Stay Warm
The number-one most basic, most important camping skill
Adventure Archive
How to Use a Real Camera
And stop taking goddamn selfies. Award-winning adventure photographer Krystle Wright lets us in on nine of her secrets.
How to Organize Your Stuff. And Your Life.
Tidying guru Marie Kondo lets us in on how to declutter our closets and our lives
How to Start a Fire, Plus 15 Other Outdoor Skills That Aren't Complicated
Pitching a tent, healing a wound, and finding your way are about the most important things you can learn how to do. They're also the easiest.
How to Weather a Storm
In other words, how to not lose your mind to boredom, according to polar explorer Eric Larsen
How to Train Your Dog to Walk Off-Leash
Having an off-leash companion in the outdoors is the whole point of having a dog
How to Read a Map
Or, the greatest oversimplified explanation of how to navigate ever written
All the Ways Donald Trump Broke the Scout Law in His Speech to the Boy Scouts
A Scout is not Donald Trump, basically
These 5 States Spend the Most on the Outdoors
The Outdoor Industry Association estimates that Americans spend $887 billion on recreation each year. Here's how much each of the 50 states contributes.
Your Navigation Is Outdated. Here's How to Fix It.
Are you still mapping like it's 1999?
Safety Diver Stephen Keenan Dies During Rescue in Dahab's Blue Hole
Keenan was a legend in the sport—and is the first rescue diver to die while freediving
A Very Scary Fish Story
To the protectors of Alabama’s swamps, the vanishing of an iconic river creature posses terrifying questions about the water we swim in and fish in and drink.
Patagonia's Big Business of #Resist
The iconic brand has long been the conscience of the outdoor industry, forsaking hefty profits to do the right thing. Now the company is going to war against the Trump administration over protections for public land in a bid to become a serious political player—which happens to be very good for sales.
These Women Followed Salmon Migration on Horseback
This spring, Kat Cannell, MJ Wright, and Katelyn Spradley set out on horseback to follow a salmon's upstream battle from the mouth of the Columbia River to its farthest inland home in Idaho's Redfish Lake.
Rickey Gates's 4,000-Mile Ultra, from South Carolina to California
The ultraunner takes a winding path across the U.S.
