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The Family That Thru-Hiked the Appalachian Trail Together — and Never Really Got Off It

The Family That Thru-Hiked the Appalachian Trail Together — and Never Really Got Off It

In 2002 the Witcher family thru-hiked the Appalachian Trail with kids aged 8 and 11. Here's how they did it —...

Chafing, Bears and Blue Ridge Views: Life on the Appalachian Trail in Central Virginia

A thru-hiker's run from Daleville to Rockfish Gap: trail hostels, a bear at the tent, trail angels and why cen...

The Last Day of a John Muir Trail Thru-Hike: Buses, Bad Coffee and Pie in Bridgeport

The Last Day of a John Muir Trail Thru-Hike: Buses, Bad Coffee and Pie in Bridgeport

How a John Muir Trail thru-hike ends: the ESTA bus from Lone Pine, breakfast in Bridgeport and the drive back...

Second Cyclone in a Month Bears Down on Nepal's Mountains at Peak Trekking Season

Second Cyclone in a Month Bears Down on Nepal's Mountains at Peak Trekking Season

A second cyclone in a month is set to hit Nepal with heavy rain and up to two metres of snow, disrupting treks...

Veteran Backpacker Andrew Skurka Says There IS a Right Way to Hike — And It Starts With Your Objective

Veteran Backpacker Andrew Skurka Says There IS a Right Way to Hike — And It Starts With Your Objective

Long-distance hiker Andrew Skurka explains why the right way to backpack means matching gear and skills to con...

Three climbing books that read like travel writing for the mountain-curious

Three climbing books that read like travel writing for the mountain-curious

Alpinist reviews three new climbing books — Laidlaw's Erratica, Herr's The Shadow of the Climber and French's...

Sea to Summit Sentinel XP2: the two-person tent built for weather that turns nasty

Sea to Summit Sentinel XP2: the two-person tent built for weather that turns nasty

Sea to Summit's Sentinel XP2 tent reviewed: 80km/h wind rating, a 25,000mm floor and clever Hangout Mode — is...

Nine ski jackets built for people who are always cold on the mountain

Nine ski jackets built for people who are always cold on the mountain

Outside Online tested dozens of ski jackets for people who run cold — Patagonia, Oyuki, Duluth, Flylow, Norrøn...

Five ski jackets under $400 that punch well above their price

Five ski jackets under $400 that punch well above their price

Tested budget ski jackets under $400: Oyuki, The North Face, Halfdays, Columbia and Duluth picks that deliver...

Freedom Boat Club: A Gym-Style Membership That Gets You on the Water Without Owning a Boat

Freedom Boat Club: A Gym-Style Membership That Gets You on the Water Without Owning a Boat

Freedom Boat Club offers boat access at ~450 locations for a $5,000 initiation and $500 a month — no ownership...

Halfway to Santiago: What the Camino Frances Looks Like at Day 19

Halfway to Santiago: What the Camino Frances Looks Like at Day 19

Day 19 on the Camino Frances: hitting the halfway mark near Sahagun, an inspiring fellow pilgrim, and why walk...

Reno Tahoe: Where Mountain Town Meets City Convenience

Reno Tahoe: Where Mountain Town Meets City Convenience

Reno Tahoe blends Sierra skiing, Lake Tahoe day trips and a surprisingly creative downtown. Here's why the Big...

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