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A massive storm led to a record-breaking 60-hour shutdown at Utah’s Little Cottonwood Canyon last weekend, followed by a day of private skiing exclusively for those already in the area
Last year, the American Ornithological Society accepted a proposal to rename a bird linked to a racist figure. And there's more where that came from.
Our advice on which park to visit each month of the year to see peak wildlife, foliage, and flower blooms—and to avoid the crowds
Our seven picks for cross-country-skiing trail networks that make for perfect, crowd-free winter outings
Are electric vehicles ready for the open road and the backcountry?
These eight rentals are the ultimate social-distancing hacks
Thru-hiker traffic on this western trail is growing faster than the volunteer community's ability to handle it
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
Go to this massive California destination for the hiking, but stay for its spectacularly colorful early mornings. It's our 62 Parks Traveler's third stop on her journey to visit every U.S. national park in a year.
After 30 years, Ktunaxa First Nation, with help from the Canadian government and Patagonia, finally shut down the Jumbo Glacier ski-resort development
We talked to the experts about everything from surface stability to parking to find the most epic trails in the U.S.
Hotel Rodavento in Valle de Bravo, Mexico, serves up an entrancing mix of downtime and adrenaline
Why companies as diverse as Patagonia and General Mills are suddenly focused on getting dirty
From where to go to what to pack, here's everything a newbie needs to know to pull off a successful first hut trip
A few tips to help you incorporate this lifelong hobby into your everyday excursions
Snag some major airfare discounts on your next trip
With ten ski areas less than an hour from Salt Lake City's airport, and incredible backcountry terrain, powder-blessed Utah is arguably the best ski destination in North America. Here's our primer on how to make the most of it.
This central California park is one of the hottest, driest, and lowest places in the country. It's also one of the most beautiful—a place where sculptural canyons, undulating sand dunes, abundant wildlife, and a luminous sky abound.
Alaska Airlines's latest flight promotion to Hawaii offers cheaper tickets for bigger waves—but you only have a few days to snag a deal
Here's what he learned from it
Catch the great southerly migration with North America's top birding enthusiasts
'Thru' is an upcoming documentary about thru-hiking and why it's such a painfully enjoyable activity
After an especially brutal winter in Colorado, Independence Pass needs a team of seven heavy-equipment operators, an avalanche forecaster, and a surveillance crew to make the road passable
Hoffmeister is no stranger to long kayak trips—she's already paddled around Ireland, Australia, and South America
From Yosemite to the Green Mountains, these are our favorite lodge-to-lodge treks this side of the pond
The Points Guy is hooking up one fortunate traveler with $13,000 worth of airline points
After decades of film skiing, he caught the ski mountaineering bug
Yet it—along with its meteorologists—is struggling through the shutdown
This lavish mountain hut in the heart of Denali National Park may be perched on a razor’s edge, but its real thrill is access to endless adventure
A few years ago, more than 60 percent of the country fell under some level of drought. The worst thing? These warm, dry conditions tend to lead to even warmer, drier ones.
There really is a massive difference between weather alerts depending on where they're issued. The question is: Can you handle the heat?
Catch this summer's night sky in full force in one of these perfectly dark locales
Glean tips and inspiration from these users
The outdoor community made filtration a must for a reason
In 1905, Mina Hubbard completed the expedition that had killed her husband—and beat the pants off his swaggering rival
Growing research debunks the myth that the paleo movement replicates the diet of our ancestors. Here's what they were actually eating.