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Insider's Guide to Rocky Mountain National Park
Rocky Mountain National Park showcases the incredible diversity that defines Colorado’s mountainous reputation. Rugged, dramatic spires of rock contrast with carpets of colorful, hearty alpine flow
How To Pack: Backpacking Gear Guide Summer 2026You're three days into a route through the Uintas. Your legs feel it. Your pack doesn't. That's the whole game with summer backpacking gear: find the kit that disappears into the background so the mou
Insider's Guide to Everglades National ParkThe Everglades are genuinely one-of-a-kind. Only a few thousand years old, this singular wetland on the toe of Florida historically saw rainfall and overflow from Lake Okeechobee send a slow-moving
How to Bikepack the Colorado TrailDay 3 - 2:00pm - Below Georgia Pass I’m worried about the next pass. Thunderstorms loom over the mountains that line the horizon in every direction. The thin trail winds between wildflowe
Child Carrier Backpacks: The Deuter Kid Comfort Lineup For YouHiking with your little one is a great way to introduce them to the outdoors while also getting in some exercise and family time. And when your kiddo isn't big enough to handle hiking on their own, a
Gear Review: Wild Country Ropeman 4The Wild Country Ropeman has been a crowd-pleaser for more than ten years and it’s easy to see why. It’s a lightweight, easy-to-use ascender that takes up next to no room in your pack and can be left
Best Backpacking Trips in Utah's Uinta MountainsThe Uinta Mountains run east to west, which makes them an outlier among the Rockies, and that layout carves out basin after basin of high alpine lakes, more than a thousand of them across the range. M
The Wildest Seashores in AmericaPeople like their seashores. They always have. The biophilia hypothesis even suggests we’ve got an intrinsic attraction to the coast, perhaps because of how fertile this threshold tends to be: Acro
A Field Guide to Mountain Thunderstorms: Staying Safe in the High CountrySummertime opens up the high country to day hikers, backpackers, rock climbers, mountaineers, wildflower junkies, birdwatchers, stargazers, pilgrims, truth-seekers, and all manner of other visitors
10 Amazing (and Attainable) Thru-Hikes Across the CountryWeekend backpacking trips are one of the greatest gifts of the summer. You can get so much in just two to three days: a breathtaking vista, a serene mountain lake, a secluded old-growth forest. The
Utah Summer Gear Guide: What to Wear From the Beach to the AlpineSummer along the Wasatch Front doesn't ease you into it. One week you're layering up for a chilly morning in the canyons, and the next you're hitting triple digits in the valley with UV numbers that w
Ski Exercises To Get You Ready For The SlopesPrepare for the rigours of the downhills with this workout from personal trainer Jamie Lloyd.When you consider what skiing involves – pelting down snowy inclines at 40km/h-plus with only your skill
The "Big Four" North American DesertsAh, the desert: the “land of little rain”, the house of haboob and flash flood, the thirsty wilderness, the barren void wandered by nomads, exiles, spiritual seekers, bandits, prospectors, and UFO
23 Must-Visit American Cities for Outdoor Adventure TravelSo much to do, so little time. From the rolling mountains of the Southeast, to the jagged peaks of the West, to the river canyons, waterfalls, and old-growth forests of the Pacific Coast, the Conti
The World's First WineryLooking out from the Areni-1 cave near the village of Areni in Armenia, where ongoing excavations have unearthed the world's oldest known proto-winery.“This is it: the genesis,” exclaims winemaker P
The 10 Most Memorable Hikes in North AmericaTen trails. Ten unmatched miles each. Get maximum bang for each boot step on hikes that our most-traveled contributors call their all-time favorites.The Lost Coast, Sinkyone Wilderness SP Find yours