Conrad Anker Asks Utah to Protect Public Lands
Professional mountaineer and TNF athlete Conrad Anker speaks at the "This Land is Our Land" march in Salt Lake City, during the Outdoor Retailer Summer Market.
Thank you Salt Lake, thank you Utah for hosting our tribe for the past 22 years. As a graduate of the U,
Kvíar: Skiing the Forgotten Fjords of Iceland’s Northwest Peninsula
An island nation in the North Atlantic, Iceland is in the midst of a transition from its fishing and agrarian roots. Its rocky, sparsely vegetated landscapes are scattered with wind-battered homesteads once inhabited by hardy sheep farmers whose Viking ancestors settled the land 1,000 years ago. In the country’
2017 Mission: Race 717 km at 17 Marathons to raise $17,000
Chris White has raced 8 marathons over the last couple of months. With his eyes set on raising $17,000 for diabetes and heart disease research, the running coach will take on another 9 marathons before the end of this year.
“I have always said to people that if it
Adventure Versus Exploration: Exclusive Video Interview with 'Inspironeer' Bertrand Piccard
From being the first to fly around the globe in a balloon, to his Solar Impulse project, Prof. Bertrand Piccard has impressed and inspired the world for generations—and he has no intention to stop. Realising how aligned The Outdoor Journal’s views are with his, we caught up with
A Bule in Bali: An American in Indonesia - Part 1
Everybody knows Bali. White sand beaches, palm trees, snorkeling, diving, Bali is beautiful, it’s on postcards, it’s out there. Everybody knows Bali so well that some people think Bali is a country. It’s not, as it turns out; it’s an island. More specifically, it’s an
Madagascar and Me - Lessons Learned on 'Big Red Island'
What started as an attempt to become the first British person to solo circumnavigate this modern day Jurassic Park, turned into a terrifying education into human caused destruction—deforestation so severe it can be seen from space.
Madagascar: the fourth largest island in the world, and to me, a modern