Book Review: On Europe's Sacred Ground, Landscapes Are as Compelling as the People
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.
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Diversity in the Outdoors: Ten Organizations You Should Know About
These organisations and individuals have been working hard towards increasing representation of underrepresented communities in the outdoors–creating a movement to reach more allies, while promoting a more inclusive playground.
Will the Best Fictional Explorer Please Stand Up?
These fictional characters have not only transported us on epic adventures but have also become timeless explorers and cultural icons.
Top Ten: Your Outdoors Fix, On Netflix or Amazon Prime Right Now
You're stuck indoors and you're dreaming of the outdoors, but use some of this time to watch some of the awesome content that you'll find on Netflix and Prime.
Gear Review: Dark Peak NESSH Jacket
Buy one, give one. A Sheffield, UK-based startup outdoor brand brings the one-for-one business model to outdoor clothing.
The Outdoor Journal’s Biggest Stories of 2018.
From harassment within the climbing industry to deaths and environmental degradation in India. Furthering conversation on deep-rooted problems within the wider outdoor community, to Outdoor Moms, and explaining an unexplained tragedy.
Nixon Regulus: Timekeeping on the Engagés Greenland Expedition
During May of 2018, The Outdoor Journal reported on five French entrepreneurs who were traversing Greenland’s toughest terrain.
Their goal was to complete 700km in 30 days. In the face of much adversity, the expedition finally made it home to Paris, having being trapped at the finish line without