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Consisting of both a cooktop and an oven, a range will open the door to a wider assortment of on-the-go meals

Score sunglasses, fire pits, water bottles, and more at a discount until midnight tonight

Next to having a little time to themselves, these are their top wish-list items

Get ready to cover more ground, more quickly

When life started feeling a little stale for writer Graham Averill, he went out in search of a new hobby. He found it in his Toyoya 4Runner, which he’s been converting into his very own adventure vehicle.

Don’t assume a noise deterrent will save you from a run-in with a wild animal. Do your homework before you head out into the wilderness.

Starlink promises to bring high-speed internet to rural and remote areas currently underserved by wired internet. Naturally, we had to test it.

Wisdom gained by trying, and sometimes failing, to stay comfortable outdoors

Heading out on your first overnight? Use this handy list as your guide to packing for a three-season backpacking trip.

Across the country, hard-to-nab spots are sitting vacant. How do we make sure these coveted spaces aren’t going to waste?

I was a lifelong glamping skeptic, but after seeing how much my four-year-old enjoyed the comforts of a Stella Bell tent, I’ve given up on the hate. We’re glampers now.

Family vacation? Find fun for all ages with these kid-friendly activities in and around the park.

It’s February, which means you’d better start reserving campsites for August now. We have a few tips for you.

Winter after winter, �����ԹϺ��� contributor Kaelyn Lynch had trouble keeping her lower body warm. Until she stumbled onto a pair of puffy pants—then her whole world changed.

Organizations around the world are helping refugees feel welcome via wilderness immersions—and with a record number of displaced people, this movement couldn’t come at a better time

Is it possible to add heat to normal tent efficiently and effectively—without starting a fire? I spent the past two years finding out.

Make sure to order monthly and quarterly boxes with expedited shipping by December 20 to receive your gear by Christmas…

Tips and products to make your stay in the terminal a whole lot more bearable when your flight gets canceled

These are the products worth snagging at REI’s Holiday Warm Up Sale, which lasts now through December 20.

Our testers gave these products their stamp of approval

Working as a camp counselor teaches you important skills that could jump-start your career

In the UST film ‘This Is My Story: Tony Galbreath II,’ Galbreath shares what it’s like being a Black man in a managerial role in the outdoor industry today

We’ve beat these pieces up in the field, and now they’re steeply discounted during REI’s Cyber Week sale, which lasts now through December 6.

Looking for some thoughtful gift ideas for the adventurer in your life? Save up to 40 percent on gear and apparel at Huckberry’s Black Friday sale, now through November 27.

Check something off your wish list with these discounts on tents, apparel, lights, backpacks, accessories and more

These are our favorite pieces that won’t break the bank

Ivy Le’s wildy funny take on adventure entertainment might just shift the conversation on who belongs in the outdoors

Yes, this flannel is expensive. But judging by its effect on our writers, it’s worth every penny.

Make cold, snowy sites feel like home

From campsite to nightlight, BioLite’s AlpenGlow sets the perfect vibe

The stunning, adventure-filled road parallels the eastern Sierra Nevada and has ample stops for hot springs, hikes, and backcountry skiing

Sometimes paying for camping is necessary, but Gaia Topo helps you find free alternatives that you won’t find with Google

From chopping onions to making a mean espresso, these products will help turn backcountry outings into something slightly more gourmet

Maintenance is easy with these eight items that won’t break the bank

The South American pack animal is the perfect companion for getting deep into the wilderness with little ones

Stories are about how human connections are made and kept in the outdoors, and how they’re evolving now—when community has never been more important or more at risk

One of our favorite adventure travel brands will be relegated to the gilded halls of Ebay by the end of the year

Stock up for fall adventures with these killer deals on gear we’ve tested in the field

Save money on gear we love, now through September 6

Now is one of the best times of the year to save on camping essentials

With an innovative hipbelt and pockets (almost) everywhere I need them, this backpack is a quiver killer for multiday treks

There’s a lot to know before parking your van or pitching a tent on public lands. Here’s how to do it right.

Moab isn’t the only place to go. Explorer and professional skier Kalen Thorien shares her intel on how to find adventures off the beaten path.

The cost of your backpacking tent shouldn’t keep you awake at night. These double-wall, two-person shelters are all $300 or less, and will put your mind—and body—at ease with their dialed combinations of performance and price.

As the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report made clear this week, we’re going to need to give up some of the things we love if we don’t want much more taken away

Leaf peeping in New England. Surfing California’s coast. Cruising Alaska’s Inside Passage (yes, Alaska, in fall). We scoured the world to find the absolute best destinations to satisfy your autumn wanderlust—especially this year, when we all have a little cabin fever.

Leaf peeping in Colorado. Surfing the Azores. Cruising Alaska’s Inside Passage—yes, Alaska, in fall. We scoured the world to find epic adventures and stunning destinations to satisfy your autumn wanderlust, especially this year, when we all have a little cabin fever.

It’s obviously summer

Alaska’s Kobuk Valley National Park is an overlooked gem. It offers up the great caribou migration, stargazing and miles of solitude, and massive dunes you’d expect to find in the Sahara. This is the 40th stop on our 62 Parks Traveler's quest to visit every national park in the U.S.

Sleeves still play an important role against the elements, even when it’s hot

I always loved hiking but hated sleeping in a tent. When I stopped using one, I found new joy on the trail.

A far-from-comprehensive list

Bryan Rogala meets up with �����ԹϺ��� marketing art director Julia Walley and her husband for a tour of their Sprinter van

They don’t need to be huge—just big enough to store all your gear and all your dreams

At the most recently declared national park, the adventure starts and ends with the 1,000-foot-deep New River Gorge. The 73,000-acre stretch of rugged canyon in West Virginia is home to Class IV+ whitewater rafting, some of the best rock climbing on the eastern seaboard, purpose-built singletrack, and more than 100 miles of hiking trails that capture this dramatic part of the country.

After a year spent inside with too much time on his hands, a writer survives two days in the woods with only the equipment available to his hobbit alter ego—rapier and lute included

Your body will thank you

We found the best places to pitch your tent in all 50 states, so you don’t have to.

I gave my 12-year-olds the Rand McNally on our 300-mile drive from Atlanta to the South Carolina coast to impart the joys of reading an old-school physical map

More than 3,000 people attempt to walk the entire Appalachian Trail every year. Only about a quarter of them succeed. This intel from an AT thru-hiker provides key information to help you tackle and complete the 2,193-mile trek from Georgia to Maine.

Between sun, water, sand, and wind, river trips are hard on the skin. Here are six packable essentials to protect you from the elements.

If you can get past the lack of creature comforts, spending a night outside might be one of the most rewarding things you do

Drawing parallels with the Galápagos Islands, this marine wonderland is a similarly diverse treasure found just off the Southern California coast, home to 2,000-plus species, some 150 of which can be found nowhere else

Photographer James Barkman has been living in his 1976 VW Westfalia van for seven years. The lessons he’s learned can help you on your long-weekend road trip, too.

We’ll be combing the site for the steepest discounts, so you don’t have to

Save on hiking and camping equipment with Amazon’s biggest sale of the year

How to level up your camp coffee game, no matter your brew method

Elevate your next ­outdoor sleepover with these genius tricks

From a baobab-filled outcropping in the middle of Botswana’s Makgadikgadi salt pans to an adventure hot spot in Iraqi Kurdistan, plan a trip to these bold destinations to earn some major adventure travel cred

We asked movers and shakers in different corners of the outdoor world about what people can do to make certain spaces and sports more welcoming for all

Camping solo may not always be easy, but it'll always be worth it

If you want a swath of stunning wilderness all to yourself, book a trip to Lake Clark, says our 62 Parks columnist of the 37th stop on her quest to visit all the parks in the U.S.

In ‘Camping Grounds,’ Phoebe S.K. Young reminds us that sleeping outdoors is far more than just a recreational hobby

Tips from a pro on how to keep your outdoor kitchen operating flawlessly

Planning a camping trip this summer? At a minimum, you’ll need a place to sleep.

Dispersed camping is getting less dispersed. Our ethics columnist weighs in on whether you need to share.

Bringing order to parental chaos is an uphill battle, but these products can help

All you need is a long weekend to get out, get lost, and find yourself again. From Asheville to Seattle, we’ve researched the best three-day wilderness trips within road-tripping distance from a city.

Want to go on a vehicle-based adventure this summer? Here’s where to head, what vehicle to take, and how to stay safe and comfortable while you’re out there.

You deserve better than freeze-dried stroganoff