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Op-Ed: Can On Outrun Its Finance Bro Reputation with More Tech?

How Swiss Brand On Is Trying to Outrun its Finance Bro Reputation with More Tech

Once known as the uniform of airport dads and VCs, the Swiss performance brand is chasing cool kid credibility with athletes, designers, and run clubs

You Can Now Stay at Sierra Club's Historic Alpine Huts, Thanks to Hipcamp

New Hipcamp Partnerships Opens the Sierra Club’s Historic Alpine Lodges to Us All

The grassroots organization partnered with Hipcamp to invite new adventurers to care for and enjoy their storied alpine huts in Tahoe National Forest

Light Phone III Review: A Beautiful Dumbphone Fit for Travel & Adventure

Light Phone III Review: Can a Phone Without Apps Work With Adventurous Lifestyles?

Limited to calls, texting, maps, and little else, the new Light Phone promises attention span salvation, but does it put a limit on outdoor pursuits?

A Cyclist's Guide to New Zealand's Remote & Spectacular Timber Trail

A Cyclist's Guide to New Zealand's Remote & Spectacular Timber Trail

Everything you need to know about the rural forest mountain bike and hiking trail, from what to pack to where to sleep along the way

A Strange Trip into the Creative Mind of Skier & Artist Chris Benchetler

A Strange Trip into the Creative Mind of Skier & Artist Chris Benchetler

Inside "Mountains of the Moon," where skiing, surfing, and rock climbing share a world with the Grateful Dead, magic mushrooms, and glowing skeletons

Salomon Genesis Review: A $150 Daily Trail Runner That's Thru-Hike Approved

These $150 Salomon Trail Running Shoes Got Me Through My First Thru-Hike

When a packing mishap left a writer with her backup shoes for 130 miles of the John Muir Trail, she found out how they held up under a 40-pound pack

The Best Reusable Alternatives to Smartwater Bottles

Smartwater Swaps: The Best Reusable Bottle Alternatives to This Thru-Hiking Favorite

In the thru-hiking community, Smartwater bottles are prized for their lightweight durability, but they're still single-use—here are some reusable swap

13 Urban Hikes That Link Neighborhoods, Public Art & Outdoor Adventure

These 13 Urban Hikes Across the U.S. Blend Landscapes and Cityscapes

From Boston’s Emerald Necklace to LA’s hidden stairways, these urban hikes prove you don’t need to leave the city to find adventure

Scientist-Explorer Albert Lin on Lost Civilizations and Rethinking Time

Q&A: Scientist-Explorer Albert Lin on Lost Civilizations and Rethinking Time

How the real-life Indiana Jones combines cutting edge tech with traditional field work to unearth ancient secrets. Plus the gear he trusts to do it

Notes From a Road Trip Through Oregon’s Best State and National Parks

Notes From an Epic Road Trip Through Oregon’s Best State and National Parks

Contributor Micah Ling just returned from a 6 month road trip through the West Coast's best parks. Here, she shares highlights from the Beaver State

The 9 Best Mesh Running Shirts Will Help You PR Your Next Race

These Mesh Running Shirts Will Help You PR Your Next Race

Though perforated polyester isn't new to running, recent wins at trail races (and rising start temperatures) have brought new attention to the fabric

A Road Trip Guide to the Best National Park Hikes in Washington State

A Road Trip Guide to the Best National Park & Wilderness Hikes in Washington State

Contributor Micah Ling set out on a 6-month road trip to visit the West Coast's best parks. Here, she shares highlights from the Evergreen State

American Outdoor Brand Guide: The Most Influential Labels From Each State

American Outdoor Brand Guide: The Most Influential Outdoor Brands from Each State

Every state has its own "claim to fame" outdoor company—we compiled the top brand from all 50

One Epic Road Trip Through California's Best State and National Parks

Notes From an Epic Road Trip Through California's Best State and National Parks

Contributor Micah Ling set out on a 6 month road trip to visit the West Coast's best national parks. Here, she shares highlights from the Golden State

The 7 Best Backpack Coolers for Camping, Day Hikes & Beach Days, Tested

The 7 Best Soft Cooler Backpacks for Outdoor Adventures

From picnics to day hikes, these backpack coolers make it easy to enjoy your favorite foods and refreshments in the great outdoors

The 6 Best Hiking Pants for Men,  Tested & Approved

The Best Men’s Hiking Pants for Casual Adventures & All-Weather Activities

For two months we tested each pair of hiking pants for durability, comfort, and function—and of course, style—with our top picks balancing all

Before Dawn Supply Co. Launches Women's Bodysuit for Surfing, Hiking & More

Before Dawn Supply Co. Launches with All-in-One Bodysuit. So We Tested It

Hands on with the first product from the new women-owned outdoor brand that's reimagining activewear pieces to pull double, sometimes triple, duty

Alpine Luddites' Analog Approach: An Interview with John Campbell

Alpine Luddites Q&A: Custom Backpacks & Sketchy Adventure with Designer John Campbell

How a life of adventure and travel led this creative climber to build one of the cottage industry's most beloved brands, one custom backpack at a time

10 Trail Running Retreats That Blend Adventure, Community, and Culture

Want to Get Into Trail Running? Try One of These 10 Epic Running Retreats

From Vietnam's terraced rice patties and Morocco's desert sands to Scotland's highlands and the Italian Alps, our expert picks are not to be missed

The 15 Best Independent Outdoor Magazines to Subscribe To

The Best Print Magazines at the Intersection of Outdoors, Creativity & Design

Independent magazines for those dreaming of vast landscapes, pushing boundaries, and a gentler way of being outdoors

Do Carbon Plates Belong in Trail-Running Shoes? Here's What the Experts Say

Do Carbon Plates Belong in Trail-Running Shoes? We Asked the Experts

Once reserved for elite marathoners, carbon plates are now showing up on trails. But are they actually helping you move faster or just hype?

What Is a Via Ferrata & the 12 Best Spots to Try It in the US

An Abridged Guide to the Via Ferrata & Where to Find a Course Near You

This fixed-route blend of rock climbing and hiking has origins in WWI and is experiencing a resurgence amongst adventurers of all ages

Q&A: Brian Chorski on Film Photography and New Book, "Another Patch of Sky"

Q&A: Brian Chorski Discusses His Sun-Drenched Imagery of The West in New Photo Book

The longtime Field Mag contributor dives into the inspirations, intentions, and locations behind his first photo book, published by Guest Editions

How Trail Sisters Informs, Supports, and Empowers Women in Trail Running

How Trail Sisters Grew From Blog to Trail Running Community & Women-Only Race Series

Founded in 2016 by Gina Lucrezi, TS became a network of women's trail events and developed a standard to measure how well races support female runners