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
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10 Do’s & Don'ts for the Perfect Weekend Trip to Joshua Tree
Making the most of Joshua Tree NP and the Yucca Valley with a modern airbnb, sunrise hikes, and succulent shopping
6 Reasons Why the Best Adventure Rig Isn't a Van—It's a Truck
After more than three years and 130,000 miles of living in a pickup, I’m convinced there is no better way
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
Rafting the Grand Canyon: Misfits, Highlines, & Frozen Feet
A motley crew out for adventure charge America's largest white water on a 27-day rafting trip of a lifetime
10 Dos & Don’ts of Running the Famed 50-Mile Zion Traverse
Key lessons learned from running the 50-mile, point-to-point route spanning the entirety of Utah’s Zion National Park
Video: From Once-Sunk to the Ultimate Adventure Surf Boat
Surfer Trevor Gordon & filmmaker Ian Durkin set out for remote coastal British Columbia to surf waves from a boat brought back to life
Heli-Skiing Coastal Volcanos in Carefree Kamchatka, Russia
35mm photos from the land of breakfast caviar, seaside powder lines, military helicopters, and of course, vodka
American Media Inc. Shutters TransWorld SNOWboarding After 30+ Years in Print
An era comes to an end following the storied title's February 2019 acquisition by the publisher of the National Enquirer
Trekking at 20,000 ft in Peru's Iconic Cordillera Blanca Range
21 color images from 20 rolls of film captured across 21 days of travel throughout the Andes
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
Off-Piste Ski Touring and Snow Camping at the Remarkables
Battling whitout conditions and wayward ambitions off-piste in New Zealand's Southern Alps
4,500 Miles of Open Road Therapy Across Canada
How a hellish cross country motorcycle ride helped this photographer make peace with the loss of his best friend and companion
Our 5 Favorite Features of 2018
From heart felt personal essays on adventure and family to adrenaline inducing recounts of climbing Denali, these features struck a cord
Our 5 Favorite Photo Essays of 2018
Psychedelic film experiments shot off the coast of West Africa, B&W landscapes from Glacier National Park, and so much more in our personal top film picks
The Top 5 Most Popular Articles of 2018
From our guide to skiing Japan and experimental 35mm film photography to how to own a micro cabin designed by world famous architects, these stories are what you loved the most
Welcome to Field Mag 2.0
Introducing the new and improved Field Mag—new design, refreshed logo, same great original content
Why This Olympian Trains for Marathons on Mountain Trails
Olympic runner Sarah Attar on the profound effects of embracing nature as an athlete and artist
Clockin’ Vert and Crunchin’ Dirt: A First Timer’s Guide to MTB
How pro snowboarder Austen Sweetin learned to love mountain biking—and discovered one of the last true mountain towns at the same time
Alex Honnold on Heroes, Death & His Free Solo of El Cap
The world's premier free solo climber lives in a van, thinks life insurance is a scam, and is unlike anyone else
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
Why I Ditched Digital to Embrace Film Photography
Professional photographer Natalie Allen lays out why she switched to analog image making, and how it changed the way she shoots
Op-Ed: Why You Don't Need That Fancy Retreat
Time spent car camping around California inspires a conversation on the importance of inclusion and power of nature in escaping burnout
How One Designer Is Using Art to Inspire Action on Climate Change
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