Godwin rode a double-century for 500 consecutive days, racking up 100,000 miles, just because. See the full post >

Your first glimpse at the Hidden Lake Lookout Cabin in North Cascades National Park may be a little discouraging. There it sits, far above the trail, miles ahead of you, perched on what look like sharp fingers of rock clawing toward the blue sky. To get to the cabin means a roughly four-mile hike from […]

How can a city full of plastic waste help at-risk Cambodian women break the cycle of poverty? Just ask Rehash Trash, an Intrepid Foundation-supported social enterprise that’s tackling multiple problems at the same time. While most nine-year-olds were tucked up in bed, Yoeun Sophy was carrying her baby nephew along Siem Reap’s always-heaving Pub Street […]

Go impossibly steep on Norway’s Troll Wall. See the full post >

Meet the gorgeous Indiana Dunes, a national park in the making since 1916. See the full post >

400 miles below our feet, vast mountain ranges loom. See the full post >

Pleasure Point, a rocky headland on the east side of Santa Cruz, California, is about as aptly named a surf spot as you could possibly find. It’s a beautiful, long-peeling pointbreak wave with just enough speed and power to satisfy any type of surfer, from high-fi, neon-wetsuited wannabe pros on computer-cut surfboards, to septuagenarian longboarders […]

In early December 2017, three separate lawsuits appeared in defense of Bears Ears National Monument, filed in response to the White House’s decision to drastically reduce the monument’s boundaries. These suits were brought by a variety of stakeholders: five Native American tribes and various nonprofits, along with Patagonia. While the latter’s lawsuit was led by […]

The world’s best climber provides commentary for some of Hollywood’s most iconic climbing scenes. He likes more of them than you’d think, too. See the full post >

The Hubers, off-road driving instructors, practice what they teach on their overlanding trip around the Americas. See the full post >