18 Stunning Film Photos from California's Desolation Wilderness Protected Area
Hard earned tips, gear suggestions, and beautiful film photography from 5 days hiking in California's famed El Dorado National Forest
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The Exhausting Reality of Climbing Alaska's Most Beautiful Mountain, Mount Huntington
Adventure photographer James Barkman shares a first-hand account of summiting the 12,241' pyramid of rock and ice—central Alaska's most striking peak
12 Photos Capture the Coldest Month on Quebec's Remote Magdalen Islands
Photographer Alex Strohl shares a dozen stunning images from the ice covered archipelago off Canada's eastern Atlantic coast
15 Film Photos of a Weekend Exploring British Columbia's Great Bear Rainforest
A picturesque drive, float plane adventure, and sailing excursion are just a few of the Bella Coola Valley's many highlights
14 Medium Format Photos From Hiking Mount Marcy, New York’s Highest Peak
A trip report and history lesson from the little known 6-million-acre Adirondack Park, the largest publicly protected natural area in the lower 48
Stunning Film Photography Proves the Threat of Climate Change in Greenland
Following an old Inuit hunting path through towering ice floes and colorful villages to track climate change in the Arctic
This New Photo Book Celebrates the Real Vibe of New York City Surfing
No towering waves or tropical islands—these 35mm B&W photographs document the intimate moments and ephemeral joys of surfing Rockaway Beach
Taking the Trail Less Traveled in the Sierra Nevada's John Muir Wilderness
Trip report and dreamy photography documents a long weekend spent exploring deep within Northern California's iconic Sierra Nevada range
A Hiker's Guide to Northern California's Legendary Lost Coast Trail
Dreamy film photography, gear essentials, pro tips, and do's & don'ts for backpacking one of the West Coast's most classic trails
12 Film Photos From a Vanlife Road Trip Up the Northern California Coast
This lesser known, lesser loved ‘86 Toyota Van is a true ticket to freedom—at a quarter the price of your average VW or Sprinter adventure van
Video: A Super 8 Film of Train Hopping Across the American West
Three friends, unemployed because of COVID-19, embrace the Great Depression-era practice of illegally riding rails in search of adventure
PNW Bikepacking: Microdosing, Indigenous Land Awareness, Fun With Friends
A laundry list of lessons learned from a lockdown summer spent grinding gravel and exploring trails in the Great Northwest
Broken Cameras, Tourists & Stark Desert-scapes: A Trip To Death Valley On Film
Even in the hottest place on Earth, captivating beauty exists in ways words cannot do justice
Q&A: Multimedia Artist Alimo on Creating Art You Recognize, But Don't Know
How artist Sean Kesterson, aka "Alimo," developed his signature style of vibrant, familiar depictions of life outdoors
District Vision Founder Max Vallot on Running, Mindfulness & Social Media
An inspiring conversation with the fashion exec turned mindful athlete on how to stay centered and balanced amid a culture of noise
New Film Photo Book Celebrates the Most Influential Women in Snowboarding
The artful hardcover by French film photographer Jérôme Tanon features personal stories and insightful imagery of snowboard's most progressive women
12 Film Photos From a Sunny Backpacking Trip in the Wind River Range
Do's and don'ts, essential gear, and a trip report from the Cirque of the Towers in Wyoming's second most famous mountain range
'Portraits de Villes' Photo Book Series Captures Aspen in Summer
Cowboys and cabins, fly fishers and camping—Colorado takes center stage as the latest location in the ongoing series of city-centric photo books
How Two Strangers Launched a Print Magazine to Celebrate Women in the Outdoors
A conversation with co-founders Sierra Domaille & Juhee Kim on a changing outdoors culture, running a magazine during a pandemic, and more
Video: How America's Largest Japanese Pagoda Tree Landed on Martha's Vineyard
New short film by Gathering Growth documents the unlikely journey from a seedling's voyage in 1837 to National Champion in 2020
Lessons Learned From 15 Days and 260 Miles on the Pacific Crest Trail
Film photography and insightful reflections from an attempted Oregon section hike along the 2,650-mile PCT
Snowboarder & Writer Emilé Zynobia on Toxic Positivity & Mountain Town Representation
We talk with Jackson Hole ambassador and Yale grad student @curlsinthewild about studying the environment in a crisis, learning to claim, and more
Short Film "Ode to Desolation" Celebrates One of America's Last Fire Lookouts
A contemplative look into the life and times of Jim Henterly, illustrator, naturalist, and National Park fire lookout
A Two-Month Road Trip Across Wyoming, Captured on $5 Thrift Store Cameras
Reflecting on the freedom of a summer past, spent salvaging cheap point and shoots and exploring in Wyoming & Idaho with trusted friends