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A 99-Year-Old Korean Grandmother Helped Build the World's Flannel Industry

A 99-Year-Old Korean Grandmother Helped Build the World's Flannel Industry

How a 99-year-old Seoul grandmother who fled Pyongyang as a refugee helped pioneer industrial cotton flannel —...

Oyster Yachts breaks with 50 years of tradition to launch its first catamaran

Oyster Yachts breaks with 50 years of tradition to launch its first catamaran

British bluewater icon Oyster Yachts unveils its first catamaran, the C60 — 110m² of space, offshore credentia...

Old Explosives Shut Down Spots at Two National Park Sites — From Lake Powell to Antietam

Old Explosives Shut Down Spots at Two National Park Sites — From Lake Powell to Antietam

Detonation cord at Glen Canyon Dam and Civil War cannonballs at Antietam triggered closures at two national pa...

Berghaus Lands in the US Just in Time for Gift Season: Seven All-Weather Layers Worth Knowing

Berghaus Lands in the US Just in Time for Gift Season: Seven All-Weather Layers Worth Knowing

UK outdoor brand Berghaus is now available in the US. Here are seven all-weather layers — Gore-Tex shells, ins...

Crossing Forester Pass: What It's Really Like to Hike the Highest Point of the John Muir Trail

Crossing Forester Pass: What It's Really Like to Hike the Highest Point of the John Muir Trail

What it's like crossing Forester Pass, the John Muir Trail's highest point at 13,153 feet: 1930s switchbacks,...

Te Araroa diary: mud, kindness and a forced rest in New Zealand's Raetea Forest

Te Araroa diary: mud, kindness and a forced rest in New Zealand's Raetea Forest

A hiker's account of Te Araroa's feared Raetea Forest: mud, falls, curry at a Krishna sanctuary and a smart fo...

Camping the Ice Age Trail: Where to Sleep When the Bears Won't Wait

Camping the Ice Age Trail: Where to Sleep When the Bears Won't Wait

A thru-hiker's Ice Age Trail camping log: 54 nights across hotels, trailheads and dubious spots — plus the bla...

Gift Ideas for the Outdoorsy Friend Who Already Owns Every Gadget

Gift Ideas for the Outdoorsy Friend Who Already Owns Every Gadget

From a retro camcorder to a $110 Snow Peak mug set: offbeat gift ideas for the outdoor enthusiast who already...

Back-to-back floods hit Continental Divide Trail towns in Colorado and New Mexico

Back-to-back floods hit Continental Divide Trail towns in Colorado and New Mexico

Severe flooding has hit CDT trail towns Pagosa Springs, Colorado and Chama, New Mexico, with record river leve...

A thru-hiker wraps up the International Appalachian Trail and finally reaches Katahdin

A thru-hiker wraps up the International Appalachian Trail and finally reaches Katahdin

A thru-hiker finishes the International Appalachian Trail, summits Katahdin in a whiteout and reveals what the...

Space Mirrors Meet Mountain Rescue: Why a California SAR Test Flopped — and What It Means for Dark Skies

Space Mirrors Meet Mountain Rescue: Why a California SAR Test Flopped — and What It Means for Dark Skies

A startup tested satellite-style 'space mirrors' for search and rescue near Mt. Whitney, California. Rescuers...

After 28 Years and 31,000 Miles on Foot, Karl Bushby Finally Walked Home to Hull

After 28 Years and 31,000 Miles on Foot, Karl Bushby Finally Walked Home to Hull

Karl Bushby finished his 28-year, 31,000-mile walk from Chile to Hull, crossing the Bering Strait on foot and...

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