When civilization becomes a bit too much, there’s always the bike and the rustic cabin. Or “bothy” in Scotland. See the full post >

Here’s the rugged, overlanding VW that we never knew we wanted until now. See the full post >

What’s at stake if the EPA rolls back protection for backcountry streams and creeks? See the full post >

Tracy Nguyen-Chung launched Brown Folks Fishing to create community among anglers of color; now she’s hoping to change the fishing industry itself. See the full post >

As one of the first tourists allowed to travel on an overnight sleeper through a remote part of North Korea, Allie Dunnington reports on how things have changed since she last visited a decade ago. I don’t agree with boycotting countries. They never harm the regime, but hurt the people. That’s why I’m here, on […]

One of the most heated topics in the hiking with dogs world is owners hiking with their dogs off-leash. All too often, my partner Dave and I encounter a dog on the trail whose human is nowhere in sight, or oblivious, or comatose. The dog may or may not be aggressive, but he’s interrupting our activity […]

Hoping to become the first woman to sail around the world, solo, and non-stop, but the ocean had other plans. See the full post >

Sure, it might not be as good as what you’d buy in a store, but nothing is more rewarding than using gear you made yourself. See the full post >

The Lofoten Islands in Norway boast stunning views and equally stunning surf. See the full post >

“The scale of this thing is just huge, and about as big as they come in Canada.” See the full post >