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Bogong moths are back in huge numbers – and spring is the time to spot Australia's insects

Bogong moths are back in huge numbers – and spring is the time to spot Australia's insects

Bogong moths have surged back along Australia's east coast after years of decline. Here's how travellers can s...

A Record-Strength El Niño Is Coming — Here's What It Means for Early Ski Season

A Record-Strength El Niño Is Coming — Here's What It Means for Early Ski Season

A potentially record-strength El Niño is forecast for winter 2026-27. Here's where early-season skiing could s...

Day 9 on the Camino: Witches, Charms and Slow Walking Through the Basque Country

Day 9 on the Camino: Witches, Charms and Slow Walking Through the Basque Country

Day 9 on the Camino de Santiago: Basque witch murals, eguzkilore charms, txistorra baguettes and slow walking...

Hipbelt-less Backpacks Feel Amazing Until Your Nerves Complain

Hipbelt-less Backpacks Feel Amazing Until Your Nerves Complain

Ultralight hikers are ditching hipbelts for the look — but physical therapists and pack designers say your sho...

Belize's Victoria Peak Trek: Three Days in a Jaguar Preserve, Ropes Required

Belize's Victoria Peak Trek: Three Days in a Jaguar Preserve, Ropes Required

Belize's Victoria Peak Route: a 3-day, 35-mile jungle trek through a jaguar preserve with roped climbing — ope...

Foggy Climbs and a Secret Door: Day Six on the Camino Primitivo

Foggy Climbs and a Secret Door: Day Six on the Camino Primitivo

Day six on Spain's Camino Primitivo: foggy climbs, a reservoir dam with a hidden viewpoint, hilltop steaks and...

Twenty Minutes a Day: What New Research Says About Keeping Your Bones Trail-Ready

Twenty Minutes a Day: What New Research Says About Keeping Your Bones Trail-Ready

New BMJ research finds 20-25 minutes of daily brisk walking plus yoga or Tai Chi can slow bone loss and cut fr...

Merino Wool Underwear for the Trail: Branwyn's Supreme Bra and Hipster Put to the Test

Merino Wool Underwear for the Trail: Branwyn's Supreme Bra and Hipster Put to the Test

A thru-hiker tests Branwyn's merino Essential Supreme Bra ($76) and Hipster ($40): superb comfort and odour re...

Flylow's Wolverine Lobster Ski Glove Is 40% Off — and Winter Testers Swear by It

Flylow's Wolverine Lobster Ski Glove Is 40% Off — and Winter Testers Swear by It

Flylow's Wolverine Lobster ski glove, a tester favourite with goatskin leather and 60g insulation, is 40% off....

Work-for-Stay in the White Mountains: Chores for a Warm Bed on the Appalachian Trail

Work-for-Stay in the White Mountains: Chores for a Warm Bed on the Appalachian Trail

Work-for-stay at New Hampshire's AMC huts: trade an hour of chores for dinner leftovers and a warm floor at Mi...

34-Mile Days and Shenandoah Heat: Life in Week 8 on the Appalachian Trail

34-Mile Days and Shenandoah Heat: Life in Week 8 on the Appalachian Trail

A thru-hiker's week 8 on the Appalachian Trail: 34-mile days, trail town zeros and heat in Shenandoah National...

Walking England's Backbone: A Solo Thru-Hike of the Pennine Way

Walking England's Backbone: A Solo Thru-Hike of the Pennine Way

One hiker takes on Britain's first National Trail: 268 miles of moors, bogs and hills from Edale to the Scotti...

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