Yolanda Davis-Overstreet is fighting for safer streets and mobility justice in the marginalized communities of Los Angeles.
In Praise of the Adventure Dress →
Immersing yourself in nature is a way to check social constructs at the trailhead. What you wear while doing so should enhance that experience—not detract from it.
Welcome to One of the Most Remote Islands On Earth →
Reachable only by boat, this remote Pacific atoll is inhabited by descendants of a footloose Englishman. The idyllic vibe is unmistakable, but it's tested by the realities of living in a very vulnerable place in a warming world.
This Is the Perfect Backcountry Utensil Set →
Sporks may be controversial, but this one won us over.
What We Eat Now and Why It Has to Change →
Two new books, 'The Fate of Food' and 'The Way We Eat Now,' look at diet on a global level for a complementary view of our changing food systems.
"The Edge of Every Day" Grapples with Schizophrenia →
Marin Sardy's first memoir is a thoughtful, sometimes heartbreaking look at life with her brother and mother, who both suffered mental illness.
Why I Love My $12 Casio Watch →
Some might consider me a Luddite, but zero distraction in this age of technological excess is the most valuable thing a piece of gear can provide.
We Made the Perfect Workout Playlist on Spotify →
When the going gets tough, reach for these high-energy tracks recommended by our editors.
Maggie Battista Shows Us How to Meal Plan →
Spending time in the kitchen shouldn't feel like a chore.
Is Your 'Eco Lodge' Really Eco Friendly? →
With over 8,000 different "sustainable" hotel certifications, how do you know what's greenwashing and what's the real deal? We consulted experts to find out.
This Adaptive Skier Wants Outdoor Sports to Be for All →
Women Are Not Treated Equally in the Outdoor Industry →
Syren Nagakyrie's Playbook for Disabled Adventurers →
The founder of the organization Disabled Hikers is making the outdoor industry more accessible one trail guide at a time.
The Best Park in Every State →
Our selections are not your Yosemites and Grand Canyons, where you have to elbow your way to the front of the pack at Tunnel View and Mather Point. Go to those if you want. But also carve out time to enjoy these less visited destinations, which are both especially scenic and well rounded in their offerings.
6 Places Besides Brazil You Can Visit Without a Visa →
From Brazil to Thailand, just get a ticket and go.
Kayak's Rendezvous Makes Traveling to Loved Ones Easier →
Just in time for Valentine's Day, Rendezvous promises to help find the best—and cheapest—places to meet in the middle.