Europe’s Newest 191-Mile Thru-Hike Features Wilderness Wine Bars and Zero Crowds

“Deadzoning” in the Wild West: I Tried on Cowboy Life at a Montana Dude Ranch

Our columnist tries out the new travel trend of “deadzoning" at a high-end guest ranch in Montana. With zero cell service, gourmet meals, and endless trail rides, he’s now considering full-time cowboy life. The post “Deadzoning” in the Wild West: I Tried on Cowboy Life at a Montana Dude Ranch appeared first on Outside Online.

I Spent 3 Days Watching the World’s Best Kayakers Face Danger. Here’s What It Taught Me About Living.

Extreme whitewater may look like a reckless gamble, but on Idaho’s stoutest rapids, elite paddlers find a sacred language of focus, survival, and profound connection. Our associate editor soaked it all in at the North Fork Championship, kayaking’s gnarliest race. The post I Spent 3 Days Watching the World’s Best Kayakers Face Danger. Here’s What It Taught Me About Living. appeared first on Outside Online.

An extraordinary look inside the home of some of the world’s last mountain gorillas

National Geographic Explorer Brent Stirton has photographed life inside Virunga National Park over the course of nearly two decades—chronicling stories of violence and resilience.

Why Germany is building an ark for US climate data

This Sicilian community has endured for centuries. Can it survive a changing climate?

Sharks often swim across national borders. Our conservation efforts must travel with them

Sharks and rays have been swimming through the oceans for millions of years – but we still don’t really know where.