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Maker’s Mark’s Latest Release Is a Dessert in a Glass
Outside of notes like pepper and baking spice, vanilla and caramel are two of the more common flavors associated with bourbons across the board. So....
New Gravel Bike Accessories for a Smoother Ride
With temperatures dropping around the country, gravel-riding season is upon us. Here are some of our top accessory picks for making your unpaved road rides....
The Most Scenic Campsite in Every Region in the U.S.
Across the country, camping and RV rentals are soaring as Americans heed the words of COVID-19 health experts: it’s safer to be outdoors than indoors.....
Why Eggs Really Are the Perfect Breakfast
Consuming protein matters—not just how much, but when, according to researchers at the University of Birmingham. In a study of 120 people of all ages,....
A Harebrained Dream of Building a Cabin in the Woods
It sounds like a fantasy: join forces with a good friend to build a sweet little cabin in the woods. And for Bryan Schatz and....
CHEYENNE, WYOMING – LIVE THE LEGEND
Cheyenne conjures up mental images of its wild and storied history. Once home to outlaws, cattle barons, rodeo stars, cowboys and cowgirls, suffragettes, and legends;....
Can’t Afford a Sprinter? Get a Tiny Van Instead.
By now we’re all familiar with them: breezy videos and sun-drenched photos of carefree millennials and their vans set against backdrops of some of the....
Easy-Drinking Whiskey Cocktails to Toast the End of Summer
Summer comes to an end at different times in different places—and at different times for different people. Seasonal transitions can pose some problems, particularly when....
How to Make the Most of the Fall Running Season
With crisp weather and gorgeous scenery, fall is a great time to run. But the change in season also brings fewer daylight hours, tighter schedules,....
SOCORRO, NEW MEXICO – A YEAR-ROUND DESTINATION WITH ENDLESS ACTIVITIES
Over two centuries before Christopher Columbus’ fabled sojourn to the New World from Spain, Piro Indians, the southernmost Pueblo tribe, inhabited villages along the Rio....
Why We’ll See More 1,000-Fill Down Jackets This Fall
When insulation-supplier Allied Feather and Down approached Mountain Hardwear in the Winter of 2018 with a way to make the brand’s down jackets even lighter,....
My Week Shadowing a Tornado Hunter in Oklahoma
I’ve been hooked on tornadoes since I was a kid. I used to dream I was lying in my backyard as a black funnel cloud....
Paddling One of the Narrowest Rivers in the World
The Rio Claro in Chile is one of the most beautiful stretches of river that we’ve ever seen. This video follows professional kayaker Dane Jackson and his friends as....
Instagram’s Most Fascinating Subculture? Women Hunters.
It’s a dry January, which means two things on this girls’ trip to central Arizona: we’re all skipping the margaritas tonight, and the river will....
The New Camper Companies Redefining Road Travel
In 2019, the RV Industry Association (RIVA), a trade federation, reported a 16 percent drop in wholesale RV shipments from the year before. And when COVID-19 first....
The Sublime Agony of Hot-Weather Running
A few weeks ago, I received a PR email offering to put me in touch with an Accuweather meteorologist who, remarkably, was also a runner.....
Black Canyon of the Gunnison Is a Park of Extremes
62 Parks Traveler started with a simple goal: to visit every U.S. national park in one year. Avid backpacker and public-lands nerd Emily Pennington saved up, built out....
The Loop Routes That Don’t Show Up On The Map
Last Friday afternoon, I locked my bike to a sign next to the trail and tried to convince myself it wasn’t that hot—it was 82....
Rock Climbing Essentials: How to Set a Bolted Top Rope Anchor
The first few times you venture outside of a climbing gym, chances are your climbing partners will be the ones setting you up and helping....
In Praise of the Adventure Dress
What exactly constitutes an adventure dress? In short, it’s a technical, comfy one-piece that gets you ready for alpine starts and out of the house without....
Breaking Barriers By Mountain Biking
When artist, activist, and mountain bike racer Brooklyn Bell was a kid, there were no Black skiers or mountain bikers in her world. So she....
I Finally Found a Pumpkin Beer I’ll Drink
Covid-19 cut a hole clean through the space-time continuum. Days, weeks, and months blur by, the passage of time marked by the weekly filling and....
The Best Road Trips in the U.S.
As we navigate the new travel normal, making decisions about where to go—or whether to go at all—during a pandemic requires flexibility and informed planning.....
A Step-by-Step Guide to Planning Your Van Build
One of the few positives of being confined at home is having the time to tackle projects that have been on the back burner. With road trips....