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Don't let cold weather stop you from exploring. These eight trails in some of our favorite national parks may be even better in the winter.
If you plan to explore the backcountry this winter, these certified mountain guides will keep you safe, refine your skills, and bring you to secret stashes
Pull your van or RV into the cheapest slopeside lodging you can find: an overnight parking space
From Washington to California, here are nine of our favorite short treks along the famous route
Two friends abandoned promising careers to pursue a bold adventure. It went terribly wrong—but also right.
'Ode to Desolation' introduces us to Jim Henterly, who spends his summers stationed at the historic Desolation Peak Fire Lookout
All across the country, major cities are making it easier to access nature with vibrant greenways
'Rising from the Ashes' follows the scientists studying the summer steelhead resurgence in Washington's Elwha River
In his new photo book "Errors of Possession," adventure photographer Garrett Grove documents the region's shifting industries and culture
With the airline industry struggling because of COVID-19, summer, fall, and winter plane fares to adventure destinations are hitting unprecedented lows. Airlines are also offering free change and cancellation fees. Should you hop on these deals now or wait and see? We consulted industry experts to find out—and rounded up some of the best fares out there.
While researching his new book 'Author in Chief,' our contributor discovered a forgotten piece of John Adams's life: the time he sailed to Europe during the Revolutionary War and barely survived
'The Recipe' features pro skier Ingrid Backstrom shredding on her home turf in Washington
'Too Much?' profiles filmmaker Anne Cleary reflecting on a series of decisions that led her to the mountains
The six most doable ski descents in North America, according to pro skier Cody Townsend and ski mountaineer Noah Howell
According to Craig Romano, the local guy who literally wrote the book—actually, 20 of them—on hiking in the area