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
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
New Book Captures 100+ Years of National Parks' Graphic Design
Over 300 pieces of park maps, brochures, and printed materials creates a visual archive for outdoor enthusiasts and design nerds alike
The Father of Adventure Travel Says to Protect We Must Explore
The MT Sobek co-founder discusses 50 years in the travel business, the call of wild places, and the big-picture problems of travel on a choking planet
Light, Shadow, and Poetic Sea Life in Stunning New Photo Book
Mind melting, dreamlike underwater photography by Mexico City-based diver and conservationist Christian Vizl
This Treehouse Inspired A-Frame Embodies Carefree Summer Fun
An endearing Swedish summer house with massive windows, plywood interiors, and a climbable facade, by architect Leo Qvarsebo
New Book Vanlife Diaries Documents a New Nomadic Generation
200 pages of dreamy converted camper vans, custom Sprinters, classic VW Buses and Vanagons, and more, photographed by James Barkman
30+ Years of Snowboarding's Most Creative Icons Celebrated in New Hardcover Book
Acknowledging that individual style and creativity deserve a brighter spotlight than medal count for once
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
Feature: Backpacking Montana's Beartooth Mountains
Lessons learned from four days in Montana with Mystery Ranch
A Love Letter to Antarctica, And Why You Need to Visit ASAP
Photographer Jenn Emerling and father discover moments of magic at the end of the Earth
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
