Lifestyle

Get Outside Because You Can

Tiffany Jane

Ever had that moment when you look outside and think "should I go out today?" Then find yourself getting distracted and making excuses for why you shouldn't go? Here's why you should.

The Eye and The Lens: The Balance of Being Present and Capturing the Moment

Aaron Rickel Jones

Is capturing the moment on a phone more worthwhile than resting in the moment – taking it in with our own two eyes?

Why I Sold My House and Moved into My Car

Sean Walker

It's never too late to change your mind.

The Importance of Playing Outside with Your Coworkers

Holly Mandarich

Building a better work environment.

Exploring Utah's Mighty 5 Solo

Jake Fagan

Letting It All Go

Culling Biodiversity in Cascade-Siskiyou Benefits Nobody

Michael Graw

Interior Secretary Zinke has called for reversing the expansion of Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument - the first monument established to protect biodiversity – based on dubious claims about the monument’s damage to local communities.

Get Down, Rise Up with Burton Girls

Outbound

It’s more than a statement, it’s a way of life.

Introducing Our Custom DIY Sprinter Van

Stephanie Yarbrough

We turned this old cargo van into our own adventure mobile!

Why Feminism Belongs Outdoors

Tara Stamnes

How trying to buy a backpack reminded me of the difficulties of being female in the outdoor world.

Win a Free Trip and Bring Clean Water to Kenya with LifeStraw

Outbound

"Going to Kenya to be a part of the Follow the Liters program was one of the coolest experiences of my life. It was such an honor to witness all the hard work this team put into the program and get to interact firsthand with all the students. There is something truly life-changing about the whole experience, and I would highly recommend it to anyone interested!" - Acaicia Young, 2015 Follow the Liters contest winner

What Manitoba Taught Me About Conservation

Rachel B

If you could only save one thing in nature, what would it be?

A Solo Sierra Sprint

Jake Young

6 Outdoor Inspirations: Photographers, Blogs, Music, and More

Haley Baker

I am always on the search for inspiration. Obviously, the biggest source is nature itself - nothing is quite as recharging as spending a few days exploring outside. But when I can't get out and still need some inspo, I turn to some pretty amazing creatives.

Using Your Art to Advocate for Public Lands

Jason Hatfield

Figuring out how to make a meaningful difference for our public lands isn't easy.

Jumbo Glacier: Where Do We Go From Here?

Chloe Donlan

Controversies spanning 20+ years have surrounded the Jumbo Valley region of Eastern British Columbia.

The New Moab: Exploring Southern Colorado and Northern New Mexico

Holly Mandarich

Hot springs, camping, hiking, dog-friendly national parks, skiing, optional glamping - Southern Colorado and Northern New Mexico offer everything to fuel your adventurous spirit!

The Future of Bears Ears

Michael Graw

Bear Ears is being offered up for oil, gas, and mining companies, but do they want it? Even if they do, they may not be the land’s most serious threat.

Travel On: Western Freight Train

Kevin Tangney

Protect the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

Brynn Schmidt

The Senate passed The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act early Saturday morning on December 2, 2017. Most of us are aware of this but are you aware that the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge becomes open for oil and drilling because of it? The act, if reconciled with the House bill and signed by President Trump will allow for the sale of oil and gas leases in a section of the refuge. As the Wilderness Society phrases it, "Some places are just too wild to build. Together we can protect them." - Wilderness Society website (1)

Trump Dramatically Reduces Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments

Outbound

With two new presidential proclamations, Trumps modifies the designations of two of Utah's national monuments.

Are We Insta-Destroying Our Wild Places? The Importance of Conservation

Brynn Schmidt

Our national parks and public lands are suffering from reduced funding and a huge influx in traffic. Those of us who spend time in our national parks and nature in general need to advocate and learn to protect it for future generations. Learning more about conservation and practicing it is more important than ever - especially for those of us on social media.

Reading and Adventure: The Correlation. A Recollection.

Jake & Holly OpenRoadRevival

Every epic outdoor destination deserves a great book to travel alongside.

How to Create Sustainable Happiness: Experiences and Relationships

Sam Reiser

What choice will you make?

Outdoor Book Recommendations for 2018

Mayson

With winter and the new year fast approaching, are you looking for some great outdoor and adventure reading for your long holiday travels or snow days sitting by the fire? Look no further...