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You can only get so far off the grid in a single day - that is, unless you take a shortcut into the mountains. Many ski resorts, including the three premier sites mentioned below, open a lift or two in summer and fall, offering an express route to places high and wild. There's no other way to get this deep into the woods this fast.
Find these hard-to-spot beauties on your next journey
What do Florida's Everglades and Alaska's Wrangell-St. Elias have in common? Both face uncertain futures as temperatures rise.
Thanks to melting ice and snow, climate change is effecting the future of our mountains
Information on 19 more "green" companies and an interview with Big Agnes's Bill Gamber
Traverse the Yukon Territory's Tombstone Range, sea kayak Baja, trek Torres del Paine, Patagnoia–all in 2008. Plus, monthly adventures closer to home.
Keen on birds, peak bagging, or wildflowers? Here's how to join hikers who share your passions.
A 10-step ultralight backpacking plan that keeps pack weight under 15 pounds
Trek into the wilderness but sleep in comfort with these hut treks
Live life on the edge as your dayhike three vertiginous ridges in Arizona, Vermont, and Colorado.
Classic hike-in spots in Wyoming, South Carolina, and Oregon let you ditch the trail mix for pan-fried fish.
When illness or injury strikes, the medicine you need is in the plants alongside the trail and at your feet.
Sniff the rhododendrons and enjoy hiking the Valley Rim Trail in North Carolina's Valley River Mountains.
High above the trees you'll find the hike of your dreams: a ridgeline trail where your only companion is an occasional mountain goat.
A high point offering a year-round getaway for lovers of southern wildlife, lush forests, and redeye bass.
Heavy forests and the roar of whitewater wait in this section of the Appalachian Mountains.
Trade your flip-flops for hiking boots and explore a seaside trail.
Classic eastern mountain scenery along West Virginia's skyline pathway.
Sometimes walking "backward" is the only way to go in New Hampshire's White Mountains.
All along the 23-mile Shenandoah Mountain trail and in the forested areas throughout the Appalachian Mountains, vernal pools are rich aquatic breeding grounds.
Eyeball to beak with impressively taloned hawks in West Virginia's Monongahela National Forest.
You can spend days exploring the Dry River Valley forest without seeing another soul, even if it sounds like you're being chased by a well-armed militia.
If you think autumn is simply a time to rake leaves, then you need to read our guide to the best of the fall season.
Why choose between breezy peaks and cool streams when you can have both at Big Frog Wilderness?
A hike up New Hampshire's Carter Dome has it all -- mountains, forests, water, views, solitude, and even a little challenge.
Drop off the lip of Linville Gorge into a world of rock escarpments, deep forests, and whitewater.
Baldface Range's icy swimming holes and heights will get any hiker worked up.
South Carolina: A wealth of waterfalls and world-class swimming.
What makes those golf-ball-size lumps on trees? A tiny wasp with a lot of nerve.