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Newfoundland’s ice climbing is awesome, only partially developed, and a long, long way from anywhere
Newfoundland’s ice climbing is awesome, only partially developed, and a long, long way from anywhere
With backcountry use booming and bear incidents on the rise, Washington’s North Cascades face a key question: Can recreation and grizzlies coexist?
Artist Zaria Forman uses large formats, hyperrealism, and the inspiration of awe to fight the climate emergency
These quick and hearty meals will help you get a jump on your day
Canada’s vast, rolling midlands are rich with ski culture, if not vertical relief
Constant winds, some of the world’s worst weather, no ski lifts, and fickle snow—in the alpine paradise of Patagonia, it’s heaven frozen over
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AJ 19 • Recommended Reading Recommended Reading Post-apocalyptic fable, Athabaskan survival, the mystery of eels, and Antarctica’s frozen soul By Emily White Issue 19 The Bear Andrew Krivak · Bellevue Literary Press · 2020 Off in the future, society has collapsed, leaving behind only a girl and her father as the last people on the … Read more
For a legendary ski photographer, it’s the small things that say the most
As glaciers melt around the world, they’re releasing enough archaeological artifacts to fill industrial-sized freezers