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Washington is fighting 50 separate blazes.
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Washington is fighting 50 separate blazes.
The first trailer for the Cheryl Strayed adaptation is out.
Grizzlies = $$$$$
327 trail-tested products from 2014
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He was stranded on a sheer rock face near Washington's Snoqualmie Pass.
Some of the park's buffalo herd could be relocated.
It's an adaptation of the 2003 book 'Climb to Conquer.'
The 21-year-old man was evacuated after falling near Thatchtop Mountain.
Nick Papageorge is seeking damages for injuries sustained during the search.
The 8,362-foot Pavlof volcano is one of Alaska's most active.
Five people have died in a particular section of Eaton Canyon since 2011.
The bolt struck a tree just a few feet away.
The bolt struck a tree just a few feet away.
Trek Wine aims for outdoor oenophiles.
Yep, you read that right.
Geraldine Largay, a.k.a. "Inchworm" was last seen on July 22, 2013.
The 5-year-old golden retriever was reunited with her family earlier this month.
A curious black bear tags along on a trail run.
The 60-year-old man was last seen Saturday.
"Amazing Grace" was one of the original '46ers.'
The interactive museum showcases the mountain's notoriously extreme weather.
A 19-year-old hiker was rescued from the eastern face last month.
Rangers found the stash while investigating an illegally parked RV.
Critics are not happy.
You can make your own custom topo maps for free.
The proceeds will benefit the Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary in Santa Fe, NM.
He helped out with firefighting and a mock hiker rescue.
The 22-year-old was carried several hundred feet down Middle Cascade before being rescued.
A seismograph station counted about 30 small earthquakes.
She's the youngest female ever to summit.
Kinda like The Bigfoot Witch Project, amirite?
The 8,362-foot Pavlof volcano is one of Alaska's most active.
The tech giant's new operating system evokes the outdoors.
It's the mountain's worst disaster in 30 years.
Because why not?
It's the mountain's worst disaster in 30 years.
Not even apex predators can resist a good crawfish Étouffée
The 1993 Sylvester Stallone thriller is getting a modern overhaul.
We are now a week into the Get Out More Women’s Edition tour and it’s been absolutely amazing.
The past couple of weeks have taken us on route that could best be described as a toddlers scribbles on a map.
It's a handy nasal spray.
The 19-year-old is trapped at 13,000 feet on the peak's treacherous eastern face.
Yellowstone's brown bears could lose their federally protected status.
The blaze has already burned 900 acres.
The 19-year-old is trapped at 13,000 feet on the peak's treacherous eastern face.
Parts of the Kenai Peninsula have been evacuated.
The mud is 250 feet deep in some areas.
The grizzly charged a Parks Canada employee while he was biking alone.
The 16-year-old fell 100 feet.
Dry conditions have rangers on high alert about open flames.
The never-before-seen shower could rival Perseids.
Two female hikers suffered cuts and broken bones.
Another reminder that bears are faster than you think.
A beautiful, terrifying storm captured on camera.
California and Arizona are especially at risk.
President Obama will sign a proclamation Wednesday to designate the New Mexico mountain range.
Week three of the Get Out More Tour was the busiest week we have had so far.
This past week took us to states that we’d never explored before – Oklahoma and Arkansas.
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After leaving Oregon, we pointed our Subaru Outback east for our second presentation at Cascade Outfitters in Boise, Idaho.
The 2014 Get Out More Tour is officially underway, kicking off this past weekend at Mountain Supply in Bend, OR.
Find a 2014 GOM event near you
Information about Backpacker Magazine's 14th annual Get Out More Tour.
Meet the intrepid GOM Ambassadors
Contact the Get Out More Tour ambassadors or directors.
Entomologists have discovered the state's first confirmed population.
Multiple vehicles have been torn apart.
A new land acquisition would allow the trail to ditch the Mojave and add more mountains.
Should dams be torn down in the name of watershed revival?
The 22-year-old was reported missing late Monday night.
UAVs are no longer welcome in the park.
The suspect is charged with carving burls out of the iconic old-growth trees.
It's Yellowstone National Park's largest quake since 1980.
A (hilarious) cautionary tale for us all.
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The Women's Get Out More team has had a great first month
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Why this year's GOM team ditched the 9-to-5
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