Many of us travel to escape the routine of everyday life. But, for better or worse, routine can have a habit of following you around the world. Just ask Leon McCarron. I remember thinking it seemed stupid to be using an alarm clock in a desert. We forced ourselves to wake an hour before the […]
Next year is the 60th anniversary of the Land Cruiser, so Toyota’s breaking out the nostalgic badging for a special edition. See the full post >
Slowing down in the wild is a process, but one that brings the most meaningful kind of peace. See the full post >
Cyclist Reed Soehnel was bombing down Mt. Lemmon near Tucson, Arizona, when out of nowhere a deer ran in front him. See the full post >
A new study looks at the health benefits of standing vs. cycling or walking while working. See the full post >
Get another dose of Candide Thovex’s epic ski-anything-but-snow video from last year. See the full post >
In the ‘mizzle’ (a Cornish word for drizzly rain and mist) of Cornwall, Jacob Little finds a peaceful, community-focused world away from the summer crowds. It’s winter. The Cornish wind whips around the crooks and crevices of the county’s boundaries, infiltrating all the empty spaces, where there are no people. From the tops of the […]
Ant Middleton is a rougher, gruffer, scarier version of Bear Grylls. Former soldier turned reality TV host in the UK, Middleton is a bit of an anachronism with his tough-guy approach to the outdoors. But this four-minute short of Middleton climbing Everest shows just how humbling the mountain can be, even for those people who […]
When Doug Peacock, inspiration behind Ed Abbey’s ‘George Hayduke’ character, returned from the Vietnam war, he sought solace in wilderness, among the grizzlies of Wyoming and Montana. Check out the new documentary, ‘Grizzly Country,’ that shows how the bears helped save Peacock’s soul. See the full post >
A man tough enough for whatever 19th century Alaska could throw at him, Jack Dalton blazed a famed trail from the Pacific to the interior. See the full post >