A Nomad No More: How COVID-19 Changed This Writer's Road in Life
After nearly five years of living in a Toyota Tacoma, professional adventurer Andy Cochrane returns home to find a silver lining
A Totally Sane Argument for Embracing Gas Station Coffee As Adventure Fuel
For late night sends and early morning adventures, nothing fuels excitement quite like a $1.69 cup of cut rate black gold
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
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
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
Empty Waves & Total Chaos on a Vanlife Tour of North Africa
Six guys, three vans, and a month-long road trip to find surf among the most inhospitable terrain on the planet
A Late Winter Vanlife Tour of the Eastern Sierra's Iconic Hot Springs
With walkie-talkies in hand two van-dwellers brave a late season storm to tour forgotten backroads and beloved hot springs
Best of 2017: Five Most Viewed Articles
From kickstarting a global conversation on cliché outdoor photography to trekking through Peru, here we recap the year's top-performing stories
24 Film Photos From a 3 Week, 1573 Mile Road Trip Down Hwy 101
120 & 35mm photographs from a classic West Coast road trip from the top of Washington to SoCal
Inside Outpost, Adult Summer Camp in the Redwoods
A fresh take on the aging trade show concept puts experience and people ahead of big budget booths
16 Film Photos of a Dreamy Vanlife Tour of Big Sky Country
Two film photographers and their basset hound puppy explore Grand Teton and Glacier National Parks with eyes wide and amazed
18 Photos From a 6,000 Mile Road Trip Across the Wild West
Photographer Colton Jacobs reflects on a season unexpectedly spent on the road touring the West