Missoula
The latest
Archive
No one would blame you for planning your summer vacation around visits to these shops
Meet Jessi Lewis, the metalsmith behind our new favorite line
In 2009, San Diego native and surfer Jack Christiansen found himself in Missoula, Montana.
One man's quest to ski the equivalent of sea level to the summit of Everest and back. Twice. In 24 hours. On a single ski run.
Wildfires have burned more than a million acres in the northern Rockies—and it could get even worse
The bestselling author fielded questions in front of 600 people last night
A New Jerseyan builds your dream home, only smaller
With a series of impressive 100-mile wins under his belt and perhaps the most fitting name ever bestowed upon a shoe-salesman-slash-ultrarunner, Mike Foote seems to be doing everything right.
Three plane fuselages in a Montana river might seem like a problem, but there’s more to the accident than meets the eye.
Want to get your children hooked on the active life? In these five family-friendly towns, adventure is right outside the front door.
There are two choices when confronting the current chaos in the job market: Be afraid. (Useless.) Be bold. (That’s the spirit.) Because moments of turmoil present the biggest opportunities to take a new direction, to find an employer who gets your need for adventure, to finally break free of the cubicle. How We Picked…
PORTSMOUTH ISLAND, NORTH CAROLINA – On a weekend last summer, while the rest of the beachgoing world descended upon overrun sand traps like Nags Head and Virginia Beach, I took a 4×4 and a shortboard and made for Portsmouth Island. There are a few selling points to this skinny, 18-mile-long…
What does a naive environmentalist discover when he buys his own forest? He's got to log it to save it.
Sex. Danger. Family values. This backyard soap opera has it all—plus feathers, razor-sharp talons, and a neighborhood obsessed.
Today's topic: We rank the Top 40 schools where you can hit the books AND the backcountry. Your assignment: Rappel off that ivory tower and take our cram course on America's most adrenaline-friendly colleges. You'll come for your B.A. (Bachelor of Adventure) and want to stay for life.
Want instant access to the Big Outdoors—trails, rivers, wild shores, just minutes from home—without compromising your livelihood? Then check out these ten towns on the verge of paradise, where you don't have to ditch it all to have it all.