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The Invisiable House at Joshua Tree
Wrapped in mirrored glass on the edge of Joshua Tree National Park, California's Invisible House blurs the line between architecture and the wild.
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One-of-a-Kind Mountain Stays Worth the Drive
From cozy cabins with hot tubs to luxury retreats overlooking the Smokies, these unforgettable stays turn a weekend getaway into the adventure itself.
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Sleep in the Treetops: A Weekend at Brown County's Mountaintop Treehouse
Perched high above the forest just outside Nashville, Indiana, Mountaintop Treehouse blends handcrafted design, quiet woods and front-row sunrise views into the coolest weekend escape.
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Top Underrated Adventure Towns to Visit This Summer
Skip the crowds and discover four small towns where scenic trails, local charm and unforgettable outdoor adventures redefine the perfect summer getaway.
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New Book Celebrates Hiking and History of Indiana’s State Parks
Indiana’s 24 state parks are immensely popular, hosting more than 12 million visitors each year according to the latest figures released by the Department of Natural Resources. Surveys reveal that hiking is visitors’ favorite activity, ranked No. 1 by 70 percent of respondents. Yet despite the popularity of this activity, there has never been a guidebook dedicated to the nearly 200 hiking trails that crisscross the park properties.
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Chasing First Light: A Pilot’s View of America’s Wild Places
From Yosemite's Firefall to Alaska's endless icefields, one pilot chases first light to capture America's iconic landscapes from above. BY NEY GRANT, July 3, 2026 EPIC JOUNREY High Sierra at Sunrise I Submitted photo: Ney Grant The automatic sprinklers came on at 4:00 am, and I scrambled to move my sleeping bag and pad out of the way. I had learned not to sleep on the grass at small airport terminals, but I also needed to learn that sleeping on the pavement right next to the
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Bend is calling: Oregon's Outdoor Sweet Spot
Volcanic landscapes, alpine lakes, legendary trails and a downtown with its own personality have turned this Central Oregon town into one of the West’s most reliable outdoor basecamps.
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How to Camp, Expert shares practical advice for first-time campers
Experienced camper Courtney Rohrig offers tips on gear, campsite selection, safety and Leave No Trace principles to help beginners build confidence outdoors.
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A Broken Ankle in Yosemite
A weekend trip into Yosemite National Park turns into an improvised test of grit when one hiker breaks his ankle beneath the iconic Yosemite Falls and keeps moving anyway.
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Patience on the Water
Blending self-taught angling with mindful exploration, Sofia @wildbysofia_ uses fishing as both a practice in patience and a way to deepen her connection to the ecosystems she moves through.
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In Eastern Oregon, a Small Mountain Town Opens Into One of the West’s Most Underrated Hiking Landscapes
Around Joseph, Oregon, alpine lakes, glacier-carved peaks and quiet backcountry trails create a slower, less crowded version of the American mountain West.
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This rising destination in West Virginia is quietly winning summer
New River Gorge and Summersville are emerging as one of the most well-rounded outdoor regions in the eastern United States. Think whitewater rafting, hidden waterfalls, mountain views and crystal-clear lakes.
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