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Intro Intro
By Stephen Casimiro
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Arts + Sciences Arts + Sciences
Outdoor film producer and co-director Berne Broudy, professor researching soundscapes Lauren Ferguson, and naturalist Ross Reid By Stephen Casimiro
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Recommended Reading Recommended Reading
By Stephen Casimiro
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Feature The Social Backpacking Network
What it's like to hike in Arctic Sweden with a few hundred newfound friends By Stephen Casimiro
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Feature Peak Sketching
A long-time leader of the American climbing community expresses himself with a sixty-year-old toy By David Gonzales
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Feature Hiding in Plain Sight
One of the world's most ambitious rewilding efforts is little known, little visited, and smack in the middle of Montana By Ken Ilgunas
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Feature Hold the Line
An ode to singletrack, wherever you may find it By Mitchell Scott
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Portfolio Ready for Their Close-Up
This German photographer combines hundreds of images to create a single spectacular insect portrait By Thorben Danke
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Feature Do Public Lands Need a Rest?
Decades of research and centuries of cultural precedent point to the benefits of a time-out By Krista Langlois
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Feature In Wilderness Is the Preservation of the World—Right? Maybe?
A mountain guide and philosopher wrestles with what Thoreau really meant By Jack Turner
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Feature Zen Bivy
Our favorite book on backpacking was written by a Buddhist Japanese Beat poet By Brad Rassler
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Weekend Cabin Tanglebloom Cabin
Simplicity and screened walls encourage a magical, natural connection By Stephen Casimiro
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Three Square Three Square
Three friends, Mai-Yan Kwan, Emily Nielson, and Aimee Trudeau, share uncomplicated, outdoor-friendly versions of their favorite recipes from home By Mai-Yan Kwan, Emily Nielson, Aimee Trudeau
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Resources Resources
Beta, details, URLs, and more fun By Staff