One of the world’s smallest and most ancient faiths, the Israelite Samaritans remain mysterious to many. Our featured contributor Leon McCarron traveled to the Holy Land during Passover to spend time with this unique community. Jerusalem is often described as the holiest city in the world—after all, it’s held sacred by Jews, Christians and Muslims. […]

They met, shared a night or two (or more) together, and went their separate ways. See the full post >

An active-duty wildlands firefighter says yes, but only if all employees stop ignoring misbehavior. See the full post >

Olivia Round met all kinds of unforgettable characters on her first bike tour across the country. They taught her that anyone can bicycle tour … and there’s no “right way” to do it. See the full post >

Her new book is a rip-roaring tale of high seas adventure, and practically drips with saltwater. See the full post >

Nobody knows you like your first and longest climbing partner—so how do you say goodbye? See the full post >

From the depths of the Ecuadorian jungle to Nepal, Australia and Canada, a massive upsurge in global mountain bike tourism is helping turn around the fortunes of small, struggling towns the world over. “It’s bloody magical,” says mountain biker David Bannear as we survey the view from the top of the Girra trail at Mount […]

Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the National Trail System by riding on a trail during Bike Travel Weekend, June 1 – 3. If you do your ride will also count as part of National Trails Day! See the full post >

It starts with the idea that you’ll want to be welcome again… See the full post >

Once the federal government gave Wyoming and Idaho the authority to manage grizzly bears, one thing was certain: Animals would See the full post >