Anya Miller finds solace in a favorite trail run after her stepfather dies.

From adventures with loved ones to cycling with strangers, we bring you five stories of the mythical unicorns of the bicycle community and fates linked by a bike frame and chain. Tandemonium!

Leah Breen reflects on the consequences of personal failure when she lets go of her climbing partner’s rope.

Steve Casimiro creates a new path through outdoor storytelling with his magazine, Adventure Journal.

In December 2017, Trump announced an executive order to cut the size of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument by nearly half. Last fall, we traveled to Boulder, Utah to see what the locals have to say about the decision.

After John Flynn lost his mom to cancer, he biked with a group of friends from Texas to Alaska to try to find her again-- in the mountains, the rivers, and the solitude of the open road.

Kathy Holcombe stepped out of her role as a ‘dream maker’ and into the role of a dreamer in a year of adventures that challenged and changed her profoundly.

Andy and Katherine Wyatt fight to survive when a powerful storm hits while they're on a remote Alaskan ski expedition.

After a decade of nomadic travel, Carmen Kuntz wonders whether home has to be one specific place.

A team of dirtbags is faced with convincing Congress to reauthorize a $22 billion fund that helps purchase land and provide recreational opportunities throughout the US amidst a contentious political climate.

Amie Begg and Jessica Kelley adventure into the mountains on bikes to find a personal sense of strength and purpose.

Mitch Breton finds his spiritual path paddling the rapids of the Kennebec River.

Jeanie Adamson takes a ski-road trip with her son, Luke, and his recently acquired 1990 van, Sherrod.

Confronting and dealing with death is one of the hardest things we’ll ever do in life, but for Navy Seal and backcountry snowboarder Josh Jespersen the best way to honor those we’ve lost is to live for them.

Jonathon Stalls walks from Delaware to California.

After falling in love with John Steinbeck’s The Grapes of Wrath, Charlie Turnbull and Leon Morton set out to recreate the 1,615-mile journey described in the novel – but on bikes.

For better or for worse, ideas are infectious. They become our goals, and the struggle to realize them becomes memory, the story of our lives.

What happens when reality doesn't live up to your dream?

Working as a seasonal guide at a remote camp in rural Alaska with ten other men, Joe Aultman-Moore figured it would take nothing less than a request to Santa and his team of flying reindeer to meet a girl. Can Christmas wishes still come true?

Brown bears, fishing, and the proposed Pebble Mine in Alaska.

This last year, Fitz turned 40 and took a 670-mile-long sabbatical.

Stories that will send shivers down your spine.

Janelle Kaz and the fight against wildlife trafficking.

A chance encounter altered the trajectory of Juan Rodriguez's life.

We follow Craig Gorder throughout a year of his recovery after a life-changing climbing accident.