Spring 2026
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Scientists explain why some of us benefit more than others from expert guidance.
From 'Emily in Paris' to the North Pole, Lucas Bravo talks surviving the "Into the Wild" bus and why he would rather be scared in nature than comfortable in the city.
It looks like a Bauhaus manifesto and costs less than a generic crossover. The Slate is the first electric truck designed for the rest of us.
We're celebrating the best places to stay, the coolest new trail initiatives, and the trailblazers shaking up the outdoors. See who won our 2026 Travel Awards, and get inspired to plan your next adventure.
Snow Peak Campfield functions like a live-in catalog for high-end gear. For $129, you can skip the stress of packing and dive straight into a world of heated cabins, Japanese-style spas, and pristine coastal wilderness.
From the North Rim to Route 66, these two properties are turning the pre-hike crash pad into a destination all its own.
For decades, mountain trails were built for a narrow group of athletes. Now a groundbreaking adaptive network is proving that adventure should belong to everyone.
Tierra Atacama officially reopened in the driest place on Earth. Following a massive renovation, the lodge offers a high-design launchpad for exploring salt flats, high-altitude geysers, and the world’s clearest night skies.
From pioneers making "the extreme" more accessible, to visionaries bringing solar power and epic trips to the remote Himalayas, these are our 2026 Trailblazers redefining the impact of adventure travel.
Where to go, what to see, and how to document astronomical events this year.
Capturing the Milky Way doesn't require thousands of dollars in gear. Here is my simple guide to using your smartphone—or camera—and the dark sky to take professional-quality photos.
From a total solar eclipse to "star-beds" on an African safari, 2026 is shaping up to be a landmark year for travel. These are the destinations I’m watching for the most spectacular views on Earth.
From stargazing to aurora hunting, travelers are chasing an increasingly rare resource: natural night.
At the southernmost tip of South America lies a 400,000-acre wilderness once considered too desolate to survive. Now, a massive new national park will finally invite the public to see the edge of the world.
Go somewhere that confuses your algorithm. Test a hypothesis about yourself that you've been too comfortable to examine.
Spearfisher and free diver Kimi Werner descends more than 100 feet on a single breath. Her new cookbook traces how a life in the ocean shaped the way she hunts, cooks, and feeds her family.
From ‘Mad Max’ to ‘Atomic Blonde,’ Oscar winner Charlize Theron has built a legacy on punishing physicality. In her new survival thriller ‘Apex,’ she ups the ante as a climber hunted by a human predator, ditching stunt doubles to scale rock barefoot. She opens up about raw feet, the thin line between brave and reckless, and why misery makes for the best movies.