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Hike the Black Hills, see the Badlands, discover mammoth bones and T-Rex fossils, tour real wild west towns, and more in the Mount Rushmore State
The dreamy soaking tub came together on the cheap thanks to reclaimed wood and some serious sweat equity
In "The 12-Hour Walk," the world record-holding explorer argues that a salve for mental fog and anxiety is to go for a very, very long walk
With more than 300 pages of photos and journalism, the book is a visual homage to surf culture's leading publication, which prematurely closed in 2020
New 352-page hardcover by self-taught photographer & mountaineer Josh Endres documents 10 years worth of high alpine adventure
Days after summiting the world's highest peak, photographer Evan Green discuss his camera gear, the expedition, and its significance
With a last-minute booking, one photographer visits America's most famous national park for the first time—with his grandfather along as guide
Less weight on your back means faster, longer, more comfortable hikes, less impact on trails, and better designed gear to help you connect with nature
As the ultralight trend continues to build momentum and evangelists, let us not forget the bulky, burdensome equipment that got us here
After a decade apart and amid pandemic upheaval, two old friends reconnect on 100 miles of the famed Arizona National Scenic Trail (aka the AZT)
No-or-low-waste camping meals and backpacking food does exists. Here's what to look for, how to avoid greenwashing, plus five companies to support
A conversation with the celebrated film photographer about his early career, avoiding burnout, and making "The Lay of the Land" during a pandemic
