Olivia Dwyer

Is it always rude to dash off as soon as slower hikers catch up? Maybe the slinky stop has its place.

If you’re operating on a three-season schedule, you’re missing out. Here are a dozen reasons to keep your boots at the ready.

The trail drops like a mine shaft below treeline on the flank of 5,114-foot Algonquin Peak.

Literally. Let’s try a new system when it comes to managing poop in the mountains.

The best trail is the one you build. Take the work out of trail work and look like you know what you’re doing with these tips.