From broken zippers to torn mesh and snapped poles, as well as one unfortunate instance where I snagged a twig and tore a ...

This story, “Best Elk in 82 Years,” was originally published in the March 1981 issue of Outdoor Life.

Shane Lowry retained it, Tyrrell Hatton won it, but this incredible Ryder Cup conclusion will forever be remembered for a ...

One particularly memorable account of failure there described temperatures of twenty degrees below zero and winds that drove ...

This story, “Moan for a Moose,” appeared in the February 1951 issue of Outdoor Life. Our outfit consisted of a small umbrella ...

A new study asks why the ID movement hasn’t left a more enduring mark on scientific or religious thought. Like a brightly ...

If there’s one thing the car industry does best, it’s recycling bad ideas until they become billion-dollar trends. The ...

With natural amphitheaters, soaring vibes, and built-in entertainment, raft trips with pro musicians are having a moment ...

It has played a starring role in some of the biggest movies of the past 30 years, but this fascinating country still flies ...

Martin, a 17-year resident of Chinese Camp, a Gold Rush-era settlement in Tuolumne County, had spent the evening loading three Great Danes, a little dog, six cats, ducks and chickens into a Cadillac ...

Cris Hernandez and his younger friend, Austin Richland, shouldered their packs at about 10 a.m. on Aug. 21 for what was ...

Where mighty Mt. San Jacinto gently steps onto the valley floor may be found the site of The Desert Inn. Built through the ...