Among the industrial waterfront lining Seattle’s Ballard Locks, Swee Mana and Thein Mana stand face to face with a challenge. It isn’t the first obstacle the te...
The second phase of a plan to remove all the mountain goats from the Olympic Peninsula begins this month. The operation will result in two temporary closures th...
Check a trail near you and you’ll see that hikers are choosing a different type of shoe than they used to years ago. Instead of the big, bulky boots of the past...
Sam Ortiz grew up near Kentucky’s Red River Gorge, a canyon system renowned for sandstone cliffs that people travel from around the world to climb. Ortiz always...
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When she was 13, up-and-coming pro surfer Bethany Hamilton lost her left arm in a shark attack. That’s just the beginning of her story. Bethany boun...
With road trips representing nearly 40 percent of all vacations in the U.S. in 2018, an increase of 17 percent since 2015 according to the New York Times, the g...
This Op-Ed represents the opinions of The Trust for Public Land.
Walk around any American city and it’s easy to see: Not all neighborhoods are created equal....
I’ve climbed in just about everything. I’ve worn canvas pants specifically designed for the sport, as well as poly-stretch hiking pants that prioritize breathab...
I’m just your average hiker/backpacker/dabbling cyclist/SUP enthusiast/occasional car camper. Sound familiar? If you’ve caught the multisport bug like I have, t...
With more innovative gear hitting the market every year, car camping hardly means roughing it anymore—and we mean that in a good way. We got a first look at th...
On a recent camping trip, my 4-year-old son accidentally spilled his bowl of cereal—including the last of the precious blueberries—into the dirt. His lower lip ...
