It’s not going to be the same, but yes, you will ski again. This story ran in the San Francisco Chronicle.

These affordable digs are within driving distance from major cities but feel like far-away escapes.

Serene places to pitch a tent—where it's just you and the ocean

Want to see some wildlife in New England? Moose are your best bet. Here's where to find them—and get some great outdoor adventuring while you're at it.

Swap screen time for much-needed adventure time in Utah. Via VisitUtah.com.

Enjoy a getaway to Kanab, Utah, while also making a difference in the lives of rescued pets and wild animals. Via VisitUtah.com.

These kayak, sailboat, and yacht itineraries have all the makings of a post-pandemic remedy: wide-open space and time with friends.

From outdoor games to travel-inspired activities, there's a world of adventure waiting for young ones right in your backyard.

Because travel is also a state of mind. Here are the movies, books, podcasts, online courses, and virtual tours to get your wanderlust fix from your couch.

Yes, getting outside is good for anxiety, but you should think twice about crowding backcountry trailheads and risking getting hurt. Published on OutsideOnline.com.

Ski resorts closed en masse due to concerns and restrictions related to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). A few, however, will still let you skin uphill. But remember: It’s a go-at-your-own-risk affair. Published on BackcountryMagazine.com.

Berkshire East, Burke, Jay Peak, and Taos announce early shutdowns due to coronavirus. Published on Powder.com.

Stop storing up days and start using them, whether it's for a microadventure, a staycation, or a road trip. Even better, work for a company that enforces time out of the office. Published on OutsideOnline.com.

An ode to flying solo. Published on REI Co-op Journal.

Nikita Ovsyanikov has spent decades studying polar bears on a remote Siberian island to better understand their behaviors.