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Planning on hiking Mount Rainier this summer? NPS now requires reservations
Thinking of heading to Mount Rainier? You'll have to plan ahead. This summer, park reservations are required from May 24th through September 2nd. -
Lake Quinault’s 33-mile rainforest tour transports you to a fantastical world
For an immersive and educational journey into the fairy-tale-like Quinault Rainforest, you should try this one-of-a-kind 33-mile Lake Quinault Tour. -
Yosemite National Park is getting a new glamping site with the luxuries you want
Aniket Deole / Unsplash Yosemite National Park is about to become one of the most in spring 2025, and new lodgings are underway. Under Canvas unveiled plans for an outdoor luxury resort that will offer visitors complete immersion in nature alongside the comforts and amenities of a hotel. Over the past decade, the upscale camping […] -
Act fast to join the lottery for the coolest Great Smoky Mountains experience
Like many national parks, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park has implemented a lottery-based reservation system to help manage the crowds. This is an opportunity that you won't want to miss. -
Camper van vs Class B RV: How to choose which to buy for your outdoor adventures
Should you customize your van for camping or is it better to buy a fully designed camper van? -
The most popular Grand Canyon trail reopens this week
In just a few days, hikers can once again enjoy one of the most famous hiking trails in Grand Canyon National Park: Bright Angel Trail. -
You’ll soon be able to fish year-round at Yellowstone National Park
Beginning Nov. 1, 2024, Yellowstone National Park will expand fishing access by allowing for year-round fishing opportunities at two locations. -
This van life camper van sleeps 8, goes everywhere, and you can rent it for less than a hotel would cost
What if you could have all the fun of van living without the expense and hassle of actually owning a campervan? That’s where Moterra Campervans comes in. -
Visitors to Death Valley have rare opportunity to go kayaking in an ancient lake (for a limited time)
The conditions are just right to go kayaking in Lake Manly, so set up a campsite and let Death Valley show you the view of a lifetime. -
We really wish these compact, Korea-exclusive RVs and campervans were available stateside
These three Korean campers keep things lightweight, compact, and tidy, designed for road-tripping with everything you need and nothing you don't. -
We love this handsome van-life wood paneling, and it’s sustainable too
If you're planning to spend months (or longer) in your van, you'll be staring at the inside of your vehicle a lot. So why not invest in wood paneling you love? -
There’s a new (old) fishing spot in Oregon as a river flows again for the first time in a century
For the first time in 100 years, the Klamath River is free to flow due to the removal of four dams, which gives fishing enthusiasts access to over 400 miles of new spots. -
A new study ranks the safest national parks to visit (Spoiler: Grand Canyon is pretty dangerous)
From seeing which national parks are safest to explore to those that carry the most risk, you'll learn what you need to know to have a safe and enjoyable trip. -
Westfalia just dropped a new camper — its first in over 20 years — that is perfect for van life
After a 20-year absence, Westfalia returns stateside with an all-new custom ride that's swankier, roomier, and more luxurious than any van before it. -
This clever hack bypasses Yosemite’s complicated new reservation system
You can bypass Yosemite's new reservation system with a clever hack. Book guided tours and stays at select lodges for a hassle-free summer adventure in 2024. -
Zion National Park: These are the best hotels in Springdale, Utah
With so many options to choose from, it can be tough to decide where to stay. Here are some of the best hotels in Springdale for your Zion National Park adventure. -
Reservations required: You’ll have to plan ahead before visiting these national parks in 2024
Visiting National Parks may become slightly more difficult as the national park service begins to implement reservation systems across America in 2024. -
Environmentalists are suing because national parks are… planting trees? Here’s what’s going on
When the NPS announced plans to replant sequoia groves in two National Parks, we were surprised to hear about environmental groups suing to stop them. -
Yellowstone National Park tip: Don’t dangle your baby near an elk like the guy in this video
This man's reckless act of dangling his baby in front of an elk for a photo op has sparked outrage and concern among park enthusiasts and conservationists alike. -
These national parks have the most gorgeous winter hiking trails
You might be thinking that it's time to put away your hiking boots this winter. Not so fast! There are several national parks that have trails open during the winter time. -
Why you need to be just as wary of moose as bear attacks (and what to do when you encounter one)
What do you do when a moose comes your way? Here are our thoughts, as well as some helpful tips to stay safe during a moose encounter. -
Grand Canyon closures expected to last into 2025 – what to know before you go hiking or camping
Are you planning a trip to the Grand Canyon? You'd better hold that thought. Several trails and campgrounds will be closed due to construction. -
Forget overcrowded national parks – these are the best hiking trails in national forests
We have compiled a list of the best hiking spots in four popular national parks across the country. When the crowds get rough, try one of these instead. -
Time to wake up: Climate change gave us our hottest summer ever and the Earth is in meltdown, U.N. says
We’re entering a new era of climate change, folks, into full-on climate breakdown. The situation is dire, but experts say it’s not irreversible — yet. -
Apple just gave hikers, campers, skiers, and snowboarders a great reason to use Apple Maps and ditch Google Maps
Apple is finally introducing offline maps, and it's a feature that will revolutionize the way hikers, campers, skiers, and snowboarders navigate the great outdoors. -
In Yellowstone National Park, one woman was sent running after yet another too-close encounter with a bison
Yet another tourist couldn't resist getting an all-too-close "ussie,", and nearly found herself the victim of a Yellowstone National Park bison attack. -
U.S. national parks have a plan to go carbon neutral — here’s what that means for visitors
The National Park Service (NPS) has taken on preserving these natural wonders has taken on a new level of urgency with its groundbreaking Green Parks Plan (GPP). -
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort owners sell to local families, keeping resort hyper-local indefinitely
The bad news is that it's been sold. The good news is that the buyers of this Jackson Hole ski resort aren't who you might expect. (Hint: think local) -
To avoid a bear attack, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park closed a road
A recent incident involving a bear encounter has prompted park officials to close the Rich Mountain Road to all Great Smoky Mountain travelers. -
Where will the next U.S. national park be?
Looking at the candidates for the next National Park, coming soon to the U.S.A. -
U.S. National Parks Are Being Overrun. This Is How Rangers Are Facing It
With the influx of visitors, park rangers are taking steps to protect the park, as well as everyone's safety. -
The 10 Breathtaking National Forests in America Worth Visiting
America has millions of acres, here’s a shortlist of some of the country’s most stunning national forests. -
What It’s Like Hiking the Knife Edge Trail to the Highest Peak in Maine
One difficult ascent to Mount Katahdin's peak is through the 1.1-mile corridor known as the Knife Edge Trail. -
The 5 Best Evening Outdoor Destinations You Need To Visit Now
Extend your vacation days with an outdoor adventure at night. Visit one of these ultimate destinations! -
When to Book Your National Park Campsite for 2022
Campgrounds around the country are about to get very, very busy. -
See the Night Sky Like Never Before at New Mexico’s International Dark-Sky Park
Find some of the world's darkest skies in the mountains of New Mexico