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The newest collection of recipes from James Beard–nominated chef Sarah Glover is geared toward parents looking to improve their outdoor cooking game. We’ve included two of our favorite recipes from the book.

Six items guaranteed to elevate your family’s next outdoor adventure

Here’s how to get away from crowds this summer and enjoy a backcountry camping experience that’s easy and comfortable

A shortage of places to camp is hurting the environment and limiting diversity in the outdoors. But there are some innovative solutions on the table.

This seat holds its own against competitors that are twice as expensive

A nice warm rinse can boost your camping trips to new heights of luxury. Here are our favorite setups.

From Maine to Alaska, we’ve done all the research for you to camp in style while visiting America’s best idea this summer

Make this summer all about exploring off-the-beaten-path adventures within a few hours of your home

If you’re worried about how the current campsite and rental-car shortages are going to impact your summer travels, consider these options. We’ve rounded up our favorite companies in six cities, plus the itineraries to test them out on.

Every woman who hikes has been the target of mansplaining—and outdoor writers and editors are no exception

Gear up for summer adventures with these killer deals

Relax hard so you can adventure harder

The carvers and gadgets for every task that needs cutting

Keep family adventures tantrum-free

These shelters make vast wilderness feel like home

Drifting off under the stars has never been this easy

This setup looks as good as it cooks

From a trail in Isle Royale National Park with spectacular views to a hike that hits four 6,000-foot peaks in 30 miles, these are our favorite classic routes in the U.S.

Our country’s open spaces are a sanity-saving antidote for this writer

Stay comfortable, safe, and prepared

We asked a gear consignment pro how to save money and still sleep well outside

Some #vanlife upgrades are worth the money. Others are not.

What I learned and how to avoid my mistakes

Wes Siler helps you find the best sleeping pad

This 76,000-acre wonderland is less a park and more a sandstone sculpture garden of sunset-hued arches and domes that look like they were carved by some alien magic. Here’s how to outsmart the crowds.

Ambreen Tariq’s new children’s book tells the story of an immigrant family’s first camping trip and expands the canon of outdoor literature for kids

Pre-owned gear is easier on the planet and your bank account

Not much tops seeing the the massive glaciers and vast empty wilderness in Glacier Bay—that’s the verdict of our 62 Parks Traveler about the 33rd stop on her quest to visit every national park in the U.S.

Spoiler: it’s all about ditching single-use items

Everything you need to know about camping for free

Mother’s Day is May 9. She deserves some sweet outdoor gear.

After the year we just had, she deserves something nice

One man’s search for a spot of shade next to his truck

After a long year of staying put during COVID-19, families are dreaming of spring breaks and summer vacations. But should you book that flight? Our experts weigh in.

Spring has sprung, and we’re excited about it

What happens when a lifelong fraidy-cat sets out into the wilderness alone?

Escape the crowds with a self-supported weekend paddle

Nothing matters once you’re out the door! Whatever you forget is simply not joining you on the adventure.

Some brands offer portable tent systems that promise an authentic wood-fired sweat experience—at a fraction of the cost of permanent installs

There’s nothing quite like swimming in Oregon’s Crater Lake for the first time, an experience our 62 Parks Traveler enjoyed at her 32nd park on her quest to visit every national park in the U.S.

With cruise traffic set to be at an all-time low this summer, you’ll be able to have the 49th state all to yourself

Whether you’re after a beachfront campsite, some good juju, or a cabin built for mountain bikers, we’ve got a spring travel deal for you

Snag some of the best spots to pitch a tent during peak season

The least visited park in the lower 48 has no roads, no cars, and empty hiking trails, and it’s home to moose, wolves, part of Lake Superior, and beautiful forests. It’s the 29th stop on our 62 Parks Traveler’s quest to visit every park in the U.S.

It’s just south of the border yet entirely a world away from the typical American outdoor experience. Here’s how to camp your way down the Mexican peninsula.

Planning a trip to or through a place with unreliable utilities? Plan for a blackout.

Northern California’s Lassen Volcanic National Park is an undiscovered hiker’s dream, and it’s the 31st stop on our 62 Parks Traveler’s quest to visit every park in the U.S.

Vast mountains, majestic waterfalls, and a hungry bear are some of what our 62 Parks traveler encountered at her 30th park on her quest to visit every park in the U.S.

Think you already know everything about our nation’s most iconic park? Think again. There’s so much beyond its famed Yosemite Valley, from seldom visited waterfalls to the underappreciated backcountry beyond Tuolumne Meadows.

The analog items our editors and columnists swear by

There’s nothing better than eating good food with friends around a campfire. Wes Siler shows us how to cook up something really impressive.

Sleep in a Navajo Nation earth home, a vintage camper, or a dome tent, all just a short drive to the South Rim

There's romance in practicality—as long the present arrives on time

This Maine destination is a place of rugged coastal wonders and an immersion in Down East culture

The holiday is a great opportunity to spread the stoke—and the love

The items we're using to stay outdoors—and keep cozy when we come in

We came up with a list of the people, places, and trends that matter now, from the rise of outdoor reservation systems and new mountain-biking meccas to where to thaw out this winter

From cabins to cliff dwellings, here's where to post up close to two of southern Utah's best national parks

It feels like you're wearing a pile of sleeping puppies, and the puppies are all dreaming about lambs

Welcome to Minnesota, the Land of 10,000 Lakes and home to the Boundary Waters. Our 62 Parks Traveler found her own private island at her 28th stop on her quest to visit every national park in the U.S.

This season you're going to want an adventuremobile you can post up in at the base of the ski area. Here are some good ones.

American kids are less likely to play in a youth sports league than ever before. But as 2020's surge in outdoor activities showed, we have a huge opportunity to get this generation moving again.

Bryan Rogala walks you through adding a heater to your camper

Wildlife and endless grasslands to explore in a remote corner of North Dakota made the 27th park on our 62 Parks columnist's list a must-visit destination

The key to an adventure that's fun for everyone: lower your expectations, squash insecurities, and bring along plenty of creature comforts

These 11 beloved destinations make for ideal cold-weather trips, from soaking in hot springs at Big Bend to cross-country skiing at Rocky Mountain

Twenty-three surprising ways to get you inspired for next year and beyond

Despite cold temperatures and rain, our 62 Parks columnist still found plenty of hiking and mountain vistas at the 26th stop on her journey to visit every U.S. national park

Coming in 2023, this all-electric vehicle promises zero-emissions #vanlife. But a deep dive into the specs reveals significant limitations.

An illustrated guide that no one ever asked for

How old does a child need to be when you give them their first knife? The answer assumes you know how old they are in the first place.

This season we may not be able to have a post-ski beer at the lodge, but these decked-out tailgate setups will keep things festive

More often than not, our biggest adventures are nothing like we expect them to be—in the best of ways

Whether you're shopping for others or yourself, these sales are the best opportunities to save big on gear this year

The Selk'bag is here to help you survive a pandemic winter

We explore the pros and cons of two relatively affordable options

After a challenging summer and fall, we're all wondering what the ski season has in store. Don't worry: resorts are working hard to open and ensure a safe experience for everyone, and there are plenty of other ways to delight in the white stuff. Here's the lowdown. 

Stay warm and get outside more during these colder months with smart gear picks

With more than 200 miles of trails, there's a lot to explore in this iconic Wyoming attraction. It's our 62 Parks Traveler's 25th stop on her journey to visit every U.S. national park.