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On the importance of habitat preservation and environmental activism with the living incarnation of George Hayduke
From heart felt personal essays on adventure and family to adrenaline inducing recounts of climbing Denali, these features struck a cord
Introducing the new and improved Field Mag—new design, refreshed logo, same great original content
Off the coast of southern Tasmania sits a bright and airy cabin inspired by Japanese woodworking and designed to embrace seclusion
Lessons learned from a last second, five-day backpacking trip through desolate Central Oregon
Three days of wild islands, stunning sunrises, and endless fly fishing—a hidden Northeast gem captured on 35mm film
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
A feature-length pseudoscience documentary follows the world's best amateur athletes as they train for the world's suckiest gravel bike race
Time spent car camping around California inspires a conversation on the importance of inclusion and power of nature in escaping burnout
How the demise of the eastern hemlock at the mouth of an invasive insect inspired a site-specific installation created to educate the masses about ecology and climate change
Cold meals, long roads, and endless alien landscapes make this perfectly imperfect road trip one for the books
Photographer Jenn Emerling and father discover moments of magic on a rare voyage to the end of the Earth
