Books, Movies and Podcasts to Bring the Outdoors Into Your Home Ashley Brown|March 16, 2020 Staying inside doesn’t mean giving up a love for the outdoors. From outdoor podcasts to books about great adventures, learn how to bring in the outdoors at the REI Co-op Journal.
Editors’ Picks: Outdoor Books for Kids Aer Parris|January 21, 2020 These tales about snowy city days, travels to the top of the world and the importance of conservation have captured our hearts.
This Isn’t Your Average Photo Book Megan Michelson|December 11, 2019 Stories Behind the Images, a new book release from renowned outdoor photographer Corey Rich, is as captivating to read as it is to look at.
4 Ways To Progress As A Climber Hilary Oliver|April 17, 2019 Here are resources—from guide companies, to books to community connections—to help you build your climbing skills and experience.
The Best Climbing Books According to AAC Librarians Eric Rueth|March 19, 2019 The AAC library is packed full of alpine history. Here are the librarians' top picks for mountain stories to get lost in.
One Writer’s Quest to Introduce Kids to Our National Parks Hilary Oliver|August 29, 2018 A look at Kate Siber's book, National Parks of the U.S.A., which is fiilled with facts about the national parks—from Death Valley to the Virgin Islands.
How to Fight Burnout Abigail Wise|June 7, 2017 A Q&A with author Brad Stulberg on his new book, Peak Performance Most of us are no strangers to burnout. From running PRs to your ca...
How Trail Running Makes You Happier, Healthier, and Smarter Heather Johnson|April 26, 2017 A Q&A with author Sarah Lavender Smith In the first chapter of The Trail Runner's Companion: A Step-by-Step Guide to Trail Running an...
Because It’s Fun Shannon Davis|March 28, 2017 An interview with Chris Noble, author of "Why We Climb: The Worlds Most Inspiring Climbers" The question can be eye-rolling. The proverbi...
Why We Climb Chris Noble|March 27, 2017 An excerpt from "Why We Climb: The World's Most Inspiring Climbers," by Chris Noble. Chapter 1: The Way Home “I could climb for a million...