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Into Vermont: A Thru-Hiker Crosses the Connecticut River Into the Trail's Gentlest State

Into Vermont: A Thru-Hiker Crosses the Connecticut River Into the Trail's Gentlest State

A southbound AT hiker crosses from Hanover, NH into Vermont — smooth trails, fall foliage and small-town trail...

Hiking Boots, Slides and Burrito-Sized Sleeping Pads: What Travellers Bought in September

Hiking Boots, Slides and Burrito-Sized Sleeping Pads: What Travellers Bought in September

What travellers and outdoor readers bought in September: Gore-Tex hiking boots, a 13-oz sleeping pad, recovery...

Test Your Diving Smarts with Dive Magazine's Sound & Vision Quiz

Test Your Diving Smarts with Dive Magazine's Sound & Vision Quiz

A quick true-or-false quiz from Dive Magazine tests your knowledge of how sound and sight work underwater — a...

Luna Rossa wins America's Cup warm-up regatta on the Bay of Naples

Luna Rossa wins America's Cup warm-up regatta on the Bay of Naples

Peter Burling's Luna Rossa beat Emirates Team New Zealand to win the America's Cup Preliminary Regatta in Napl...

Cooler Runs, Better Fueling: How to Rework Your Carb Plan This Fall

Cooler Runs, Better Fueling: How to Rework Your Carb Plan This Fall

Cooler weather makes run fueling easier. Dietitians share carb targets by run length, gut-training tips and ra...

Chasing Summer and Bagging 14ers: Midway Through the Continental Divide Trail

Chasing Summer and Bagging 14ers: Midway Through the Continental Divide Trail

Week 14 on the Continental Divide Trail: 14er side quests, Mt. Elbert, early snow and new leather boots as aut...

Solo Over Camel's Hump: A Long Trail Diary of Fog, Moose and Hard Descents

Solo Over Camel's Hump: A Long Trail Diary of Fog, Moose and Hard Descents

Day 29 on Vermont's Long Trail: a solo push over Camel's Hump through fog and rain, a roadside crew reunion at...

Thru-hiking France's Hexatrek for Under €10 a Day: One Hiker's Final Day in Le Caylar

Thru-hiking France's Hexatrek for Under €10 a Day: One Hiker's Final Day in Le Caylar

One hiker finished France's Hexatrek in Le Caylar after 54 days, spending under €10 a day. Here's what the tra...

Bandicoots got a bad rap for 150 years — and Australia's ecosystems are paying for it

Bandicoots got a bad rap for 150 years — and Australia's ecosystems are paying for it

A new study traces 150 years of bad press for Australia's bandicoots — from colonial dinners to scalp bounties...

Starting the Continental Divide Trail: What the First Week in Glacier Actually Looks Like

Starting the Continental Divide Trail: What the First Week in Glacier Actually Looks Like

A southbound CDT thru-hiker's first week in Glacier: bear encounters, Triple Divide Pass, the Dawson Pass alte...

How to Plan the Camino Primitivo: Spain's Quietest, Toughest Camino Route

How to Plan the Camino Primitivo: Spain's Quietest, Toughest Camino Route

Planning the Camino Primitivo? How one couple mapped stages, trained, and booked albergues on Spain's toughest...

Painting With 6000-Year-Old Ink: The Fight to Save Western Australia's Ancient Peatlands

Painting With 6000-Year-Old Ink: The Fight to Save Western Australia's Ancient Peatlands

In Walpole, WA, an artist paints with 6000-year-old peat ink while scientists race to save ancient peatlands —...

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