How to Plan the Camino Primitivo: Spain's Quietest, Toughest Camino Route
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Painting With 6000-Year-Old Ink: The Fight to Save Western Australia's Ancient Peatlands
In Walpole, WA, an artist paints with 6000-year-old peat ink while scientists race to save ancient peatlands —...
Manaslu's Two Darkest Days: Why Camp 3 Keeps Proving Deadly
Manaslu's deadliest avalanches of 1972 and 2012 struck the same vulnerable mid-mountain camps. What happened,...
A Colorado Trail Hiker's Rest Stop: Why Fairplay Makes a Perfect Trail-Town Break
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Seven Days on the Pacific Crest Trail: Smoke, Trail Magic and a Timberline Lodge Breakfast at the End of Oregon
A thru-hiker's final week in Oregon on the PCT: wildfire smoke, the Sandy River crossing, Timberline Lodge pou...
Attacked Abroad, Charged by a Bear — Why This Solo Traveller Still Won't Stay Home
A solo traveller who survived a knife attack and a bear charge explains how she manages risk on the road — and...
A Photographer Kicked a Mountain Lion Off His Dog in One of Wyoming's Most Remote Wilds
A photographer fought a mountain lion bare-handed to save his Labrador near Cody, Wyoming — plus expert advice...
The Loowit Trail: A 31-Mile Loop Around an Active Volcano in Washington
A 31-mile loop around Mount St. Helens: permits, blast-zone camping rules, wind, water and terrain on Washingt...
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A record super El Niño could bring floods, storms and patchy snow this winter. Where travel will be hit hardes...
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Grand Canyon After the Floods: Yes, You Can Still Hike It — But You'll Need to Plan Differently
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Why Your Autumn Hikes Are Suddenly Full of Spiders (And Why That's Fine)
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