Don't let cold weather stop you from exploring. These eight trails in some of our favorite national parks may be even better in the winter. Published on Outside Online.

Our seven picks for cross-country-skiing trail networks that make for perfect, crowd-free winter outings. Published on Outside Online.

When will we be able to take international trips again? Medical and travel experts weigh in. Published on Outside Online.

The colder months are the perfect time to visit national parks, with fewer crowds and endless adventure. Stay at one of these dreamy base camps. Published on Outside Online.

“The Mountain Why” documents pro skiers Michelle Parker and Cody Townsend reaching the ultimate level of exhaustion as they bike tour to climb and ski three classic lines. Published on RedBull.com

If you plan to explore the backcountry this winter, these certified mountain guides will keep you safe, refine your skills, and bring you to secret stashes. Published on Outside Online.

Deep in China’s Altai Mountains, a pandemic hits pause for a group of North American skiers, riders, and filmmakers. As published in Backcountry Magazine.

Pull your van or RV into the cheapest slopeside lodging you can find: an overnight parking space. Published on Outside Online.

As one of skiing’s most iconic magazines closes up shop, I pay tribute. Plus, a reminder to subscribe to the magazines you want to see stick around.

The ideal over-the-top holiday gift this year? A private ski experience. Published on Outside Online.

Where to pitch a tent at these beach or desert campgrounds, published on OutsideOnline.com.

Many backcountry huts are now available as private rentals, so you and your pod can have the entire place and be COVID safe. From Maine to Washington, here are a few of our favorites.

If you’re a PR professional and you’re trying to get a journalist to write about whatever you’re pitching, I’ve got some advice for you.

Versatile lids that keep your noggin safe, inbounds and out. Featured in the Outside Winter Buyer’s Guide.

When pro skier Chris Benchetler asks you to write a book about skiing and the Grateful Dead, you say yes. Even if you’re suddenly in the midst of a global pandemic.