Crossing the Kotsina River was going to be the crux of our week-long trek across Alaska's Wrangell Mountains.
At least that's what everyone had told us, fro...
Although Eastern Washington has been ravaged by wildfires over the past few months, a large number of its famed trails are still thriving.
Many of the tr...
In the spring of 2014, the High Fives Foundation -- dedicated to raising money and awareness for athletes that have suffered a life-altering injury while pursui...
It’s strange how a long string of seemingly unconnected decisions over a period of time can lead us to a singular memorable event in our life.
In retrospect ...
Cooler? Check. Air mattress? Check. Massive six-person tent? Check. You’ve got this car camping thing down. Maybe it’s time to explore the next frontier: backpa...
Last August, several REI employees set out to summit Mount Rainier. Although the team was successful in their summit, they were caught in a whiteout on the desc...
Jeremy Collins might be the most prolific climber-slash-illustrator in the world.
His drawings and maps have graced the pages of outdoor magazines like Natio...
This video is a tribute to the "other hours" outside of work and the day-to-day business of life, a tribute to the time we have on the brighter side of the offi...
Located outside Fredonia, Arizona, this 21.4-mile loop descends 2,000-feet in 2.5-miles through Coconino Sandstone from the Bill Hall trailhead to connect the T...
A three-hour drive from Seattle, the small town of La Push is the gateway to excellent beach camping.
Before you hit the sand, there are a couple requirement...
Midway through October 2012, Chris Kalous had just uploaded to iTunes the 21st episode of his podcast, "The Enormocast," and was closing in on the one-year anni...
During a stretch of beautiful autumn weather last October, I traveled to the relatively remote region on the east side of Mount St. Helens with ultra-runner, Ha...
