A First Timer's Guide to Backpacking One of California's Most Epic Trails
Trip report, gear essentials, and do's and don'ts for hiking this lightly traveled yet tough Eastern Sierra trail
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
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
A Hiker's Guide to Northern California's Legendary Lost Coast Trail
Dreamy film photography, gear essentials, and do's & don'ts for backpacking one of the West Coast's most classic trails
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
Trad Climbing in Yosemite National Park, Explained on 35mm Film
A rundown of cams, nuts, anchors, leaders, and more in the context of climbing Central Pillar of Frenzy, a Middle Cathedral Rock classic
A Local's Guide to Backpacking Colorado's Iconic Four Pass Loop
Film photography, gear essentials, and do's & don'ts for managing crowds and finding solitude on Aspen’s most legendary backcountry trail
A Local's Guide to Backpacking Mount Assiniboine, Canada's Iconic Matterhorn
Stunning film photography, gear essentials, and do's & don'ts for backpacking one of Canada's most legendary backcountry trails
A Beginner's Guide to Backpacking California's Iconic Ansel Adams Wilderness
Essential gear, dos & don'ts, and film photography from one of California's most stunning, yet overlooked, landscapes
Backcountry Camping Among 700-Foot-Tall Dunes In Colorado's Inland Sea of Sand
Medium format film photography from an overnight stay among one of North America's most mind-boggling natural landscapes
B&W Underwater Film Photography From the World's Oldest Marine Reserve
Gritty 35mm photos capture the feeling of being 80 feet below the surface among a well preserved jewel of the Dutch Caribbean
A Guide to the Polarizing Climbing Area That Spawned Some of the World's Best
An hour south of San Francisco exists a sandstone Mecca for boulderers, loved by many and loathed by maybe more