Today, Garmin announced the launch of its GPSMAP 66i, a first-of-its-kind backcountry tool that bundles high-detail mapping and navigation with two-way satellit...
You don’t need a race on your calendar to motivate you to lace up your running shoes. You’re very happy with your well-trodden, five-mile loop around the neighb...
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Are wildfires natural? And, if so, what purpose do they serve within the ecology of our forests? Has our recent history of suppressing and combati...
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Pattie Gonia is an outdoor inspired drag queen and activist. The brain child of Wyn Wiley, a talented photographer and Eagle Scout from Nebraska, Pa...
“Well, here goes,” she wrote in the trail register at the southern terminus of the Pacific Crest Trail. She second-guessed her vagueness, and her modesty. “To C...
Between the high energy of Las Vegas to the east and the towering trees of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National parks to the west lies Death Valley National Park. ...
Editor’s note on Aug. 25, 2020: Since this article was first published, Sydney Zester, 26, has released a second book of poems, “Rituals,” which focuses on the ...
I watched from the anchors up top as he free-fell off the end of his rope 150 feet to the ground. The wind whipped a tendril of hair across my eyes and I blinke...
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On September 2, 2017, 150 hikers in Oregon’s Columbia River Gorge were suddenly and terrifyingly trapped near Punch Bowl Falls by the Eagle Creek ...
The United States boasts nearly 1 million square miles of public lands—and, according to a 2015 report from the American Hiking Society, more than 235,000 miles...
We love our members here at the co-op. They’re an outdoorsy, savvy bunch with skills and opinions (lots and lots of opinions, judging by the number of product r...
Like many Coloradans, Ben Hanus was on a mission to bag some fourteeners. Unlike many Coloradans, his incentive to summit the 14,000-foot peaks wasn’t personal;...
