Results for 'Patagonia'

The Latest Arc'teryx Alpha SV Update Introduces GORE-TEX Pro 2: The Best Yet

A thorough review of the flagship jacket’s 2020 update, set to introduce GORE-TEX Pro 2.0, from the snowy mountains of New Hampshire

Your Guide to the Best Cyber Week Sales from Our Favorite Outdoor Brands

A guide to 20+ sales offering up to 60% off on everything from Arc'teryx outerwear to Sierra Designs tents and Rapha cycling gear

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

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

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

The Best New Articles From Around the Web This Week

Greta arrives in NYC, CNN's clever climate solution quiz, Faroe Islands' running pastor, and more

6 Adventure-Inspired Books to Read While Quarantine

Tenkara with Yvon Chouinard, the Pacific Crest Trail illustrated, Bushcraft survival skills, the future of outdoor lifestyle, and more

Patagonia's New Oversized Black Hole Tote Is Absolutely Essential

The legendary bag series sees a 100% recycled material update, making this durable tote perfect for hauling climbing gear, camp equipment & more

The Father of Adventure Travel Says to Protect We Must Explore

The MT Sobek co-founder discusses 55 years in the travel business, the call of wild places, and the big-picture problems of travel on a choking planet

A Photo Essay on Patagonia, Shooting Film, and the Beauty of the Unknown

A journey to the end of the Earth reveals breathtaking alpine views & reflections on the value of optimism in the face of uncertainty

A Lightweight Guide to Impromptu Bikepacking Across the UK

20 strangers take on 200km across the English countryside, by bike and in pursuit of beer

This Striking Black Cabin in Patagonia Offers Refuge Across All Seasons

Natural materials and prefab construction make this remote structure durable and adaptive

How Vancouver, BC Brought Urban Salmon Back From the Brink

One biologist's two-year effort to document the return of salmon in the Metro Vancouver watershed is proving fruitful

New Outerwear Line Fights Single-use Plastic and Looks Great

Stylish fleece and puffers for men and women made from 3,000,000 recycled plastic bottles, and a brand-wide pledge to go new plastic-free by 2021

The Best Labor Day Gear Deals

Up to 50% off on design-minded apparel and accessories for your fav outdoor activities

Legendary PNW Outfitter Filson Introduces Workwear

The Seattle brand's first foray into the category shows a North American-made line of hardwearing staples for hard-working men and women

What It's Like to Climb Denali, North America's Highest Peak

Frostbite, altitude sickness, weeklong storms, near-death missteps, and sheer boredom—adventure photographer James Barkman recounts a 16-day summit effort to 20,310 feet

Motorcycling the Toughest Highway in North America

Adventure photographer James Barkman sets off toward Alaska on a 30,000-mile motorcycle mission to climb peaks across the Americas

Photo Essay: 55,000 Steps Across Manhattan Island

British photographer Anne Hollowday proves a hike in the great outdoors can be found just about anywhere, even New York City

Slurpee Wave Hunting in Rural New England

Braving record cold temps and ignoring common sense on a human-powered surf trip along the NE coastline

Across America by Train in 5 Days and 26 Photos

British photographer Anne Hollowday documents a cross-country train trip with 35mm film and an artful eye

Photo Essay: Exploring Patagonia, A Land In-Between

An unbelievably raw and powerful landscape captured in full form on 35mm film

Chaco Creative Director on Finding a Home Outdoors & in Fashion

On the rise of sandals, working with Japanese fashion labels, and the importance of public land activism

Short Film: Right to Roam

Snowboarders Alex Yoder and Marie-France Roy explore the Scottish Highlands and the country-wide law giving private land access to the public