Athlete and disability advocate Quinn Brett wants to improve all-abilities access in outdoor spaces nationwide. Now, she's spearheading a new role with the U.S. Department of the Interior to help bridge the gap. … [Read more...]
These Youth Are the Future of the Climate Movement
Inspired by issues of social justice and a love of wild spaces, young people are tackling the climate conversation, head-on. … [Read more...]
A Historic Winter Is Impacting Recreation
A wet, cold spring triggered dense snow and late-season avalanches across Colorado. The winter's aftermath is affecting adventures statewide. … [Read more...]
How to Run On Your Vacation
Taking a trip? Running is one of the best ways to explore new places. Here's how to do it right. … [Read more...]
Top Things To Do In The Four Corners
Overlain by the Colorado Plateau, the Four Corners area is home to deeply riven canyons, snowcapped mountains, expansive deserts and towering buttes that have attracted people to explore and occupy these contours with reverence for thousands of years. If you're considering a trip, here are a few epic … [Read more...]
Where to Go On African Safari
From mega-sized to minute and marvelously diverse, African wildlife is awe-inspiring to witness. If you're considering a once-in-a-lifetime African safari, this guide will help you get started. … [Read more...]
Phoenix Outdoors: Explore the Southwest
Arizona, with all of its desert, sand and sun, epitomizes astonishing contrasts—and the personality of Phoenix is no exception. Craggy ranges and a whimsical saguaro forest rise up around the city, creating an exceptional playground for recreationists. If you’re just starting to explore the idea … [Read more...]
How to Hike to Everest Base Camp
The Himalayas are the highest-reaching and most dramatic collection of peaks in the world. Dwarfed by jagged ridgelines, Everest Base Camp is a pinnacle for trekkers, where they can revel in the overwhelming vista and the culmination of their human-powered journey. So if you’re diving into planning your trek … [Read more...]
What the Middle Fork Reveals About Our Public Lands
The nation's oldest protected waterway is a 104-mile gateway to our past and future. … [Read more...]