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Gift the Best Travel Backpack, Vibrant Winter Apparel, and More From Cotopaxi

Cotopaxi gear is known for its bright colors and unique patterns. Those visual cues showcase the brand’s use of scrap fabrics that might otherwise end…

The Best Hikes in Ireland: 7 Unforgettable Treks in the Emerald Isle

Craggy mountains, meandering streams, lush green hills, glacial hanging valleys, and breathtaking fjords. When it comes to hiking, Ireland is worth adding to your list…

Written by David Young October 25, 2022

This Van Life Brand Tried the 4-Day Work Week and Isn’t Going Back

Vansmith cut employees’ work week from 40 hours to 32 without cutting anyone’s pay, and it’s still cranking out some of the coolest custom vans,…

Written by Will Brendza October 25, 2022

The 6 Best Campgrounds on Oahu

Oahu is a beautiful vacation destination. Due to its rich history, scenic hiking trails, pumping surf, bustling reefs, and moderate temperatures year-round, Oahu sees 450,000…

Written by Rebecca Parsons October 21, 2022

West Maroon Pass: A Bucket-List Hike From Aspen to Crested Butte, CO

Driving from Aspen to Crested Butte would take 2 hours and is 100 miles. But hiking, they are only 11 miles apart. West Maroon Pass…

Written by David Young October 20, 2022

YETI Crossroads Luggage Review: An Over-Organized System for Travel Success

Combine the YETI Crossroads backpack, carry-on, and checkable luggage, and you have a burly travel set that will likely last as long as you do.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri October 20, 2022

Fall Leaves Rides: Best US Motorcycles Routes

Fall is a colorful time of year to get out on your motorcycle and explore some backroads. These are some of our favorites across the…

Written by Alison Delapp October 10, 2022

World-Class Mountain Biking: Don’t Sleep on Tennessee’s Tannery Knobs

In the middle of historic Johnson City, Tenn., world-class trail developers designed a collection of fluid, fun, and technical mountain bike singletrack for all types…

Written by Morgan Tilton October 07, 2022

I Visited 50 National Parks in 3 Months: Here’s the Gear That Got Me Through

Quality gear is important because it can make or break your trip. Here’s the gear that we used and tested while road tripping, car camping,…

Written by Xiaoling Keller September 30, 2022

Free Gear Fridays: Win a Pair of Trail-to-Town Hiking Boots From LOWA!

This week, two lucky winners will receive a pair of LOWA Malta GTX Mid hiking boots for everyday hikes and travel adventures.

Climbing Mt. Taranaki, New Zealand: A Local’s How-To Guide

Mount Taranaki is an iconic mountain in New Zealand. Without the appropriate gear, it can be dangerous to summit. Here’s how to pack appropriately.

Written by Ciaran Coughlan September 19, 2022

YETI Roadie 48 Wheeled Cooler Review: Convenient, Portable Rolling Cooler

This summer, YETI expanded its rolling cooler collection with the wheeled Roadie 48. Want to know how it stands up to other YETIs? Read on.

Written by Morgan Tilton September 15, 2022

Bouldering in Wales. Who Knew?

Where do sculpted, unclimbed sandstone blobs fill the beaches and vicious limestone pack the forests? Wales, apparently.

Written by Sam Anderson September 15, 2022

lululemon Hike Collection Review: From Yoga Studio to Trail

Launched in early July, the famed legging and yoga-wear brand lululemon unveiled its first purpose-built outdoor adventure line of apparel.

Written by Katie Jedlicka Sieve September 06, 2022

57hours Expands Global Footprint, Seed Funding Lifts Reach to 53 Countries

The ‘Uber-like’ app for outdoor guides announced $2.3 million in funding raised, which will be dedicated to customer growth and expansion into new markets.

Written by Sam Anderson August 30, 2022

The Life and Adventures of the Late Iconic Overlander Loren Upton

Loren Upton has died at age 87. The adventurer is remembered as the first to cross the Darién Gap by land and for driving around…

Written by Evan Williams August 26, 2022

Nonprofit to Award $25K in Outdoor Diversity & Inclusion Grants: Apply Now

Together Outdoors, a nonprofit dedicated to increasing outdoor diversity and inclusion, will disburse $25,000 in grants this September.

Written by Andrew Marshall August 23, 2022

Simple Send: Mellow Routes and Hikes to Truly Take in the Tetons

Two experienced climbers show us how warmup routes help them reconnect with nature, themselves, and the essence of climbing. Having the Grand Tetons as a…

How to Ship Your Campervan to Europe: It’s Easier Than You Think

Ever thought about taking your sweet campervan across the ocean for international trips? Learn how with the Holcombe family.

Written by Andrew McLemore July 21, 2022

‘Van Life’ the Music Video: Even Cowboys Get the Blues

Anyone who’s ever lived the nomad life knows things can get a little gnarly out there. This guitar-pickin’ van lifer spins road malaise into country…

Written by Sam Anderson July 13, 2022

Why Summer in Grindelwald, Switzerland, Belongs on Your Bucket List

Grindelwald looks Photoshopped. Step off the train — it’s an easy, scenic 3-hour journey by rail from Zurich — and the Swiss mountain town is…

Written by Drew Zieff July 11, 2022

Conservation Auction: Bid Now on Outdoor Gear, Adventure Travel

Support the Adventure Travel Conservation Fund by bidding on gear packages, multiday excursions, lodging, and more — now through July 14, 2022.

Written by Jilli Cluff July 11, 2022

Water and Land Sport Paradise: An Adventurer’s Guide to Fiji

Fiji has topped my bucket list for as long as I can remember. White sand beaches. Swaying palms. Pumping surf. Reefs rich in biodiversity. It’s…

Written by Rebecca Parsons July 08, 2022

Watch: Climbers Embrace Local Culture in Himalayan Village

The latest documentary produced by Five Ten tells the story of Rakchham, India, where locals and Bernd Zangerl collaborate to develop new climbing.

Written by Andrew McLemore June 29, 2022

Come for the Cave Tour, Stay for the Trails: 5 Best Hikes in Wind Cave National Park

While most visitors drive through Wind Cave National Park to visit the cave, hiking one of the many designated trails can be just as enjoyable.…

Written by Xiaoling Keller June 27, 2022

6 Things to Do in Yellowstone National Park This Summer

Yellowstone is unlike any other place on earth. If you have never been to Yellowstone, there is no better time to go than right now.

Written by David Young June 24, 2022

Raging River, Rising Community: The Yellowstone Flood of 2022

Less than a week ago, I was tucked in a sleeping bag next to the Yellowstone River. Today, that campsite is likely gone, as is…

Written by Nicole Qualtieri June 16, 2022

Affordable Altitude: A Travel Guide to Ecuador’s Cotopaxi

If you’re looking for a new adventure, here’s what you need to know to maximize your chances of summiting Cotopaxi.

Written by Andrew McLemore June 14, 2022

Explore More Than 25 Waterfalls on WV’s First Statewide ‘Waterfall Trail’

West Virginia launches the first-ever statewide Waterfall Trail, a new system that links 29 of the over 200 waterfalls in the state.

Written by Heather Hendricks June 14, 2022

Historic Flooding Closes Yellowstone National Park, Montana Roadways

Tourism shuts down in parts of Montana as extremely hazardous flooding conditions continue across the state.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri June 13, 2022

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