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That Prickle on Your Neck in the Dark Has a Name: Scopaesthesia
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

That Prickle on Your Neck in the Dark Has a Name: Scopaesthesia

That eerie feeling of being watched in the backcountry has a name: scopaesthesia. One dark drive to Zion expla...

Archie the Yellow Lab Found Three Missing Kids in the Colorado Backcountry
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Archie the Yellow Lab Found Three Missing Kids in the Colorado Backcountry

How Archie, a two-year-old search-and-rescue lab, found three children 1.5 miles from their Colorado campsite...

Satellite Messengers on the Appalachian Trail: Gimmick or Gear-Bag Essential?
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Satellite Messengers on the Appalachian Trail: Gimmick or Gear-Bag Essential?

Do you need a satellite messenger on the Appalachian Trail? Why many hikers carry a Zoleo, Garmin or SPOT anyw...

Why a Mountain Shelter Won't Save You From Lightning: A Fatal Utah Hike Explains
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Why a Mountain Shelter Won't Save You From Lightning: A Fatal Utah Hike Explains

A fatal lightning strike on Utah's Mount Timpanogos shows why backcountry huts like the Tin Shack offer no pro...

Lost for 11 Days on Isle Royale: How Two Kayakers Found Missing Hiker Craig Berg
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Lost for 11 Days on Isle Royale: How Two Kayakers Found Missing Hiker Craig Berg

Hiker Craig Berg survived 11 days lost in Isle Royale National Park after losing his phone in a marsh. How two...

Spider Season on the Trail: Why Hikers See So Many in Early Fall (and Why It's Fine)
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Spider Season on the Trail: Why Hikers See So Many in Early Fall (and Why It's Fine)

Why spiders suddenly seem everywhere on autumn hikes, according to a Colorado biologist — and why hikers don't...

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