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A Solo Guide to Fall in the Adirondack High Peaks Region

Author

Sean Madden

Camera

Nikon F100, Nikon D810

Film

Kodak Portra 400, Portra 800

A Photographer's Guide to Fall in the Adirondack High Peaks Region

Vivid autumn landscapes, tips on the best spots for photographing, and what to bring when exploring this legendary New York area

The 15 Best Gifts for City-Dwelling Outdoor Enthusiasts

Author

Field Mag Studio

Photographer

REI Co-op

The 15 Best Gifts for City-Dwelling Outdoor Enthusiasts

Design-driven outerwear and apparel up to 30% off from REI's limited run Gear up Get Out Sale, on now

Patagonia Launches ReCrafted Collection of Upcycled Old Gear

Author

Alex Rakestraw

Photographer

Patagonia

Patagonia Launches ReCrafted Collection to Give Old Gear New Life

Discarded jackets broken down, cut up, and sewn back together by hand to become wabi sabi masterpieces saved from the landfill

Snow Peak to Introduce Jyubako Tiny House Trailer to U.S.A.

Author

Field Mag

Photographer

Snow Peak

Inside Snow Peak's Mobile Micro Cabin, Launching Stateside Soon

As the iconic Japanese outfitter doubles down on America, plans to introduce its mobile cabin concept stateside unfold

This Enamelware-Styled Titanium Bong Is Built for Adventure

Author

Field Mag

This New Enamelware-Inspired Titanium Bong Is Designed for Adventure

The world’s most lightweight water pipe from Dangle Supply sees a classic speckled paint update in new collab with Mister Green

11 Surreal Reflection Photos of Yosemite's Most Iconic Landmarks

Author

Danny Thorn

Camera

Nikon F6

Film

Kodak Portra 800

11 Surreal Reflection Photos of Yosemite's Most Iconic Natural Landmarks

Stunning film photography turns the placid Merced River into a mirror, capturing El Cap & Half Dome with dreamlike double vision

Short Film "Climb Your Dreams" Captures the Mental Escape of Climbing

Author

Field Mag

Photographer

PIXELSMYTH

New Short Film Captures the Mental Escape of Climbing in NYC

Q&A with the film's director and subject on premiering at BANFF, Langston Hughes, and how to support POC in the outdoor space

16 Epic Photos of Exploring Norway's Fjords & Mountains in Fall

Author

Joel Hyppönen

Photographer

Joel Hyppönen, Samuel Taipale

16 Epic Photos of Exploring West Norway's Fjords & Mountains in Fall

Reflecting on a culture deeply steeped in outdoor traditions while exploring fjords and traversing mountainsides in Western Norway

A Backpacker's Guide to Eastern Oregon's Elkhorn Crest Trail

Author

Graham Hiemstra

Camera

Contax T2

Film

Kodak Portra 800

A Backpacker's Guide to Eastern Oregon's Remote Elkhorn Crest Trail

6 hours east of Portland exists an alpine paradise of rugged mountains, pristine lakes, and unpredictable weather

Author

Johnie Gall

How Surfing Helped Journalist Johnie Gall Find Her Place in the Natural World

Learning to take accountability and embrace natural fibers to help preserve our oceans for everyone

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Inside Snow Peak's Mobile Micro Cabin, Launching Stateside Soon

As the iconic Japanese outfitter doubles down on America, plans to introduce its mobile cabin concept stateside unfold

How This Artist Built a Portable Micro Cabin for Just $2,300

How This UK-based Artist Built a Portable Micro Cabin Work Studio from Scratch

Illustrator and woodworker Andrew Groves of Miscellaneous Adventures reflects on his efforts to create a mini sanctuary outside the city

How to Build a DIY A-Frame Cabin for Around $8,000

All You Need to Know to Build Yourself an A-Frame Cabin for $8,000

Lessons learned and a step by step video prove anyone can build the cabin of their dreams with hard work and good friends

This Clever Cabin in Hood Canal, WA Outlives Its Little Footprint

This Modern Little House Has Huge Views of the Great Northwest

A modest escape among evergreens on the edge of the Puget Sound proves much can be done with just 1000 sq ft

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