In the late 1990s, Andrew Terrill set off from the southern tip of Italy to walk to the top of mainland Europe. Part 2 picks up with 4,500 miles still to go.
As world leaders assemble for the United Nations climate change conference, it’s hard to be optimistic towards any radical change in global carbon emissions.
A large group of students and instructors from India's famed Nehru Institute of Mountaineering were descending after a training climb on Draupadi ka Danda (5,670m) when the avalanche struck them.
Pakistan is experiencing the most devastating and widespread floods in its history, with the country’s climate minister saying waters have reached across a third of the nation.
A hijacking of our mindfulness, courtesy of technology, can negatively affect our most cherished and often elusive state, happiness. We went searching for it in remote La Gloria.
For generations of Himalayan enthusiasts, Indian photographer Ashok Dilwali's images are a critical record of one of Earth's most renowned ranges, and a changing landscape
Go walking, hiking, or bike riding, take a scenic game drive, snorkel in the turquoise tidal rock pools, or simply relax on the unspoiled beaches. There is something for everyone here.
We take a look at some of the most widely read stories on OutdoorJournal.com over the past 12 months. From exclusive reporting and travel writing to investigating age-old controversies.
Currently listed as endangered by the IUCN, with only 6,600 remaining in the wild, African Wild Dogs are one of the continent’s most captivating carnivores and one of its most endangered species.
