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Crossing the Goat Rocks Knife Edge in a Snowstorm: A Pacific Crest Trail Rite of Passage
A PCT thru-hiker crosses Washington's notorious Goat Rocks Knife Edge in an unexpected snowstorm — a lesson in...
St. Mary's Glacier, Colorado's Summer Skiing Ritual, Has Officially Melted Away
Colorado's St. Mary's Glacier, a summer skiing staple above 10,000 feet, has melted away. What its loss means...
Wolves, Water Trails and a Musketeer Mystery: This Week's Adventure Stories Worth Your Time
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Day 66 on the Wales Coast Path: Hard Tarmac, 100 Miles Left, and a Thirty-Second Rainbow
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From Desert Dust to Green Mountains: A Thru-Hiker's First Days on Vermont's Long Trail
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A Day on the Northville-Placid Trail: Long Lake, Resupply Chili and a Lonely Beach at Plumley's Point
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Fat Bear Week 2026: The Katmai Tournament Where the Chubbiest Bear Wins
Fat Bear Week 2026 runs September 22–29 at Alaska's Katmai National Park. Meet the 16 contenders, including de...
Soggy but smiling: a rainy day on the Long Trail past Mount Horrid
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Australian Geographic reveals the winners of its 2026 Nature Photographer of the Year awards
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Why your barometer's daily rhythm matters when sailing the tropics
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