A version of this story appeared in the fall 2019 issue of Uncommon Path.
Old and famous city parks are good fakes. If you wander deep enough and keep your ...
A Department of the Interior plan for keeping U.S. national parks open during the record-long 35-day partial government shutdown earlier this year may have brok...
A version of this story appeared in the fall 2019 issue of Uncommon Path.
When Lorena Ramírez lined up among the elite runners for the 2018 Tenerife Bluetra...
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Mountain bikes are everywhere: on car racks, in truck beds and vans, leaning against buildings, and pedaling up and down both lanes of this rural mou...
A version of this story appeared in the fall 2019 issue of Uncommon Path.
Earlier this year, Garmin announced the launch of several new GPS watches—Forerunn...
For some, the pursuit is happiness. That’s what this publication is all about. It’s a collection of stories for readers who explore life outside for connection,...
While the rest of the world was reading news articles about the National Park Service’s more than $11 billion maintenance backlog, 18-year-old Alyssa Dela Cruz ...
Although it's difficult to officially poll them, we're pretty sure Colorado's dogs are some of the happiest pups around: There's no shortage of dog-friendly hik...
If you spend time outdoors in bear country, particularly grizzly bear country, bear deterrent spray should be on your never-leave-home-without-it list. But, car...
Cassie Abel, age 36, had a decision to make. She was working at her dream job in Sun Valley, Idaho, when her company announced they were relocating their headqu...
Sarah Herron is a filmmaker, a non-profit founder and an entrepreneur. Born without the bottom half of her left arm, a condition known as congenital limb differ...
Despite its reputation for urban sprawl, greater Los Angeles is actually a hiking hotbed. From on-trail views of iconic landmarks to stunning waterfalls to rugg...
