A version of this story appeared in the winter 2020 issue of Uncommon Path.
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If you’re an adventurer who likes to get out into the mountains, you’ve probably noticed first hand that our winters are being impacted by climate...
If you live in the United States, time outside probably means something to you. Of the entire U.S. population, nearly half of people age 6 and older participate...
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There’s no way around it—hiking Kilimanjaro is tough. Sure, it’s a non-technical summit, meaning you don’t need any technical mountaineering experience or speci...
In rural eastern Oregon's ranch country, the Wallowa Mountains poke out of the wheat farms and cattle ranches to collect snow as powdery and light as anything i...
Snow-covered landscapes, early nights and crisp mornings, a stillness impossible to describe—if you haven’t tried winter camping, you probably should. Without t...
