Go Big and Go Home By Parker Yamasaki December 3, 2022 You can spend four days circumnavigating Chicago on the Outerbelt Trail and still come home for dinner In this story: biking, inspiring connections outdoors, hiking
The Great Plains Trail Is a Work in Progress Text and photographs by Jacqueline Kehoe January 5, 2023 Behind one rambler's plans for a long-distance trail in the middle of the country In this story: hiking
Rotten Egg Smell in Paradise By Whitney Bauck October 17, 2022 A smelly mystery on the shores of Belize In this story: science, travel, climate change, international, oceans
Digging for Answers By Amanda Machado September 25, 2022 In California, an Indigenous archaeologist uncovers his own culture In this story: hiking, indigenous communities, public lands
An Arctic Village Is Reclaiming Indigenous Architecture By Karen Gardiner August 30, 2022 Can traditional techniques protect against an uncertain future? In this story: travel, lifestyle, Alaska
The Puma Population in Patagonia Is Booming. Now What? By Karen Catchpole August 15, 2022 Pumas are thriving in southern Chile, increasing the risk of conflict with humans In this story: wildlife, travel, adventure, national parks
What We Find in the Dark By Riley Black August 8, 2022 The joys of hiking nocturnally In this story: wilderness, hiking
Do You Know Where Your Water Comes From? By Rebecca Stoner August 7, 2022 An Oakland educator follows her tap water 240 miles to the source In this story: activism, water, education, hiking
Once Upon a Time There Was a Place Called Fire Island By Jimmy Tobias July 31, 2022 Climate change is coming for the gay escape In this story: hiking
Welcome to the Slackcountry By Conor Mihell July 28, 2022 Popular campsites all taken, but you aren’t up for the rigors of the backcountry? This is the place for you. In this story: hiking, camping