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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Manaslu's Two Darkest Days: Why Camp 3 Keeps Proving Deadly
Manaslu's deadliest avalanches of 1972 and 2012 struck the same vulnerable mid-mountain camps. What happened,...
A Colorado Trail Hiker's Rest Stop: Why Fairplay Makes a Perfect Trail-Town Break
Trail journal notes from the Colorado Trail: sun-baked miles into Kenosha Pass, a warm welcome in Fairplay, an...
Seven Days on the Pacific Crest Trail: Smoke, Trail Magic and a Timberline Lodge Breakfast at the End of Oregon
A thru-hiker's final week in Oregon on the PCT: wildfire smoke, the Sandy River crossing, Timberline Lodge pou...
Attacked Abroad, Charged by a Bear — Why This Solo Traveller Still Won't Stay Home
A solo traveller who survived a knife attack and a bear charge explains how she manages risk on the road — and...
A Photographer Kicked a Mountain Lion Off His Dog in One of Wyoming's Most Remote Wilds
A photographer fought a mountain lion bare-handed to save his Labrador near Cody, Wyoming — plus expert advice...
The Loowit Trail: A 31-Mile Loop Around an Active Volcano in Washington
A 31-mile loop around Mount St. Helens: permits, blast-zone camping rules, wind, water and terrain on Washingt...
A super El Niño is brewing — here's what it could mean for your winter trip
A record super El Niño could bring floods, storms and patchy snow this winter. Where travel will be hit hardes...
MLB Reportedly Floated Playing a Game Inside Grand Teton National Park
MLB reportedly asked the Trump Administration about playing a game in Grand Teton National Park. What it means...
Grand Canyon After the Floods: Yes, You Can Still Hike It — But You'll Need to Plan Differently
Flash floods damaged Grand Canyon trails and water systems. What's closed, why you must carry your own water,...
Why Your Autumn Hikes Are Suddenly Full of Spiders (And Why That's Fine)
Fall hikes mean more spiders on the trail — here's why they're out, which ones matter, and why hikers shouldn'...
Seven Joggers That Earned a Spot in the Travel Kit After Two Months of Real-World Testing
Two months of daily testing — gym, trail runs, 20 days camping in California — revealed the best joggers for t...
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