Remember when you threw that rock at that other rock? A few months ago, I was at a remote trailhead in the Mojave, waiting for a friend to arrive, and after fifteen minutes of trying to hop from one randomly designated boulder to another—don’t fall into the lava!!!—I turned to what might be one of … Read more
Rez Gravel founder Elisha Bishop, whale biologist Michelle Fournet, and go-to climate scientist Daniel Swain
AJ 37 • Recommended Reading Recommended Reading Dark skies on two wheels, an Appalachian Trail mystery, bugs in graphic novel form, the rights of rivers, outdoor industry nostalgia, and the fiber that built civilization By Stephen Casimiro Issue 37 The Wild Sky Craig Childs · Torrey House Press · 2025 “A night sky is not … Read more
A vast network of recently discovered and newly explored caves is pushing the frontiers of the Grand Canyon—and science
Climbing into the past with the 1964 guidebook to Yosemite Valley’s now-hallowed walls
They built trails and parks, planted billions of trees, and left a legacy that can be hiked today
A new book takes a warm and welcoming look at people from groups traditionally overlooked or ignored by the adventure culture
In this excerpt from a beloved UK classic, now available in the US, a lifelong Scottish highland hiker brings her watchful eye and crystal prose to the rugged Cairngorm Mountains
