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Staying at the Captain Whidbey Inn, a Historic Lodge in the Puget Sound

Set off the coast of Seattle on Whidbey Island, this recently renovated log inn has been serving guests for more than a hundred years

The 14 Best Places to Sleep in the Trees in Washington State

Sleeping 20 feet off the ground nestled between Douglas firs with bald eagles soaring at eye level might be the best way to visit the Evergreen State

The Best Hip Packs for Adventure and Everyday Carry

Waist bag, fanny pack, shoulder sling—whatever you call it, it's time to embrace the utilitarian design loved by moms and dads worldwide

This Striking Mountaintop Cabin Overlooks Washington's Prehistoric San Juan Islands

Inspired by its mountaintop setting, this contemporary cabin by Seattle's Heliotrope Architects matches the beauty of the surrounding San Juan Islands

A Responsible Buyer's Guide to Zero-Waste Backpacker Meals

No-or-low-waste camping meals and backpacking food does exists. Here's what to look for, how to avoid greenwashing, plus five companies to support

How Arvin Goods Turns Food Waste (and Hemp) Into Comfy, Tech-Infused Socks

To tackle the fashion industry's environmental problems, this small sock brand is embracing up-cycled materials made from waste

These New Artist Collab Skis & Snowboards Hope to Help Diversify the Backcountry

The artwork covered capsule collection of backcountry specific skis and snowboards pledges a portion of sales to fund scholarships for BIPOC shredders

Big Wave Surfer Kai Lenny on Risk, Fear, and Surfing 60-Foot Waves

A Q&A with the world-class surfer on his new book, "Big Wave Surfer," the best advice he's ever received and the worst wipeout he's ever taken at Jaws

This Floating, Architect-Designed Cabin Gives New Meaning to "Houseboat"

Cleverly designed to let nature in and keep poor weather out, this seafaring home is the perfect place to spend a rainy Seattle winter

Buy This Flatpack Cabin Kit or Rent it For a Night in the Welsh Countryside

Stay for a night or buy your own kit, this unique, handmade cabin in Wales is inspired by nature (and Frank Gehry)

The 13 Best Nalgene Bottles by Outdoor and Outdoor Adjacent Brands

From outdoor mainstays to iconic bands and rare Japanese brands, these are the best design takes on the ubiquitous bottle

NYC-based Women-led Brand Hikerkind Releases Design-Forward Hiking Basics

The women-led brand kicks off with a weekend hiking club and core collection, because you deserve to look and feel your best in nature, too

New Vans Slip-On Shoe Is Essentially a Way More Wearable Croc

From the city to the beach and everywhere in between, the all-new water-friendly shoes are Spicoli-approved and adventure-ready

Experience the Beauty of the PNW from this Custom Built Treehouse

An evergreen escape along the Washington/Oregon border, this modern rental exudes good design, good views, and good vibes

A Local's Guide to Snowdonia: One of the UK's Most Stunning Mountain Landscapes

An in-depth guide for post pandemic exploration of one of the UK's most impressive mountain landscapes

This Unique New Collab Celebrates the Tallest Peaks in the NW and NE

A clever gift for any outdoor enthusiast, these snowshoes and handblown pint glasses honor icons Mount Rainier & Mount Washington

This Pair of Cabins Mix Old and New to Create Rustic Harmony

With a design and material palette rooted in durable sustainability, these cabins in Washington State are built to be cozy for years to come

Japan's And Wander Releases 9oz Alpha Direct Hoodie for Fall Hiking

Using Polartec's innovative new fleece fabric, this pullover layering piece is made for ultralight hiking—and daily wear too

Hydro Flask Introduces Its First Ever Titanium Bottle, Weighing Just 8oz

A surprising innovation from the leader in insulated drinking vessels makes this 21-ouncer the lightest on the market

This American-Built Field Watch Is Designed for Everyday Adventure

A classic 36mm unisex watch that puts style on par with performance and durability

Short Film "Ode to Desolation" Celebrates One of America's Last Fire Lookouts

A contemplative look into the life and times of Jim Henterly, illustrator, naturalist, and National Park fire lookout

Form Follows Function in New Gore-Tex Jacket by Japan's Goldwin

This clever waterproof jacket draws on fly fishing apparel and vintage hunting gear with visually—and functionally—superior results

How Surfing Helped Journalist Johnie Gall Find Her Place in the Natural World

Learning to take accountability and embrace natural fibers to help preserve our oceans for everyone

This Hammock Innovator Just Launched a New Lifestyle Bag Line

Three all-black modular packs for wherever the road takes you, and whatever weather may be waiting